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re: Question about Ewers
Posted by JDNac on 1/11/25 at 3:04 pm
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If Ewers is what I believe him to be, is Sark completely incompetent or is Arch a bust?
I think Sark knows he has a rare opportunity with a physically gifted player who by virtue of winning the ancestral lottery has an understanding of the game at a level few kids come out of HS with.
He has been intentionally bringing him along slowly to give Arch (and subsequently himself) the best opportunity for success.
Whether it plays out that way will be something we see over the next 24 months. I feel about as good about it as one can feel for a QB with limited on-field work to make a determination on. No guarantees until it’s proven on the field.
re: Texas and OU fans…now that year 1 is over for football, how did you enjoy the SEC?
Posted by JDNac on 1/11/25 at 2:56 pm
WAY more fun on a weekly basis. As someone already mentioned, I’ll miss some of the in-state matchups, but it’s worth it to have TAMU back on the books. Hate them or not, it’s a tradition worth fighting for and fighting over. It took one game to make that apparent again. Having the aggies, sooners, and the chance every year for multiple elite matchups with other SEC teams makes for a better season and strengthens the program.
Overall, just a better, more competitive conference. Happy to be here.
Overall, just a better, more competitive conference. Happy to be here.
re: Sark is making a statement tonight...
Posted by JDNac on 1/10/25 at 4:50 pm
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thats what you get with a mercenary team. nobody is going to have and grit or character left in football.
Yeah, transfer portal and NIL are going to make things difficult for blue chip programs. Hard to maintain purchased loyalty, and even harder to motivate 18-21 year olds who previously saw the tireless work they put in as their ticket to NFL money. Not sure how to consistently motivate a late teen/early twenties kid who already has millions. Some may have that sort of drive, but I figure plenty are going to be a lesser player due to lack of hunger.
re: Sark is making a statement tonight...
Posted by JDNac on 1/10/25 at 4:40 pm
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Will they let up. They put 42 up on Oregon I believe.
? No idea, my comment was solely about Texas. I don’t watch enough OSU to make that call, but I would imagine most blue chip programs have the propensity to let entitlement creep in and let off the gas from time to time.
re: Sark is making a statement tonight...
Posted by JDNac on 1/10/25 at 4:34 pm
Not sure the offense is the issue at all - at least from a scheme standpoint. The offense has shown to be very effective. The issue, at least in my opinion, is the urgency the team plays with (or doesn’t play with) once they have the lead. It seems they get ahead, and feel very comfortable with average effort. Frequently, both offense and defense appear to lack the killer instinct required to bury an opponent. In their (limited) life experience, they can always just turn it on if needed. It doesn’t always work that way at this level, especially when the other team is playing with a chip on their shoulders. Just my $.02
re: LSU standout WR Kyren Lacy wanted on charges of negligent homicide, felony hit-and-run
Posted by JDNac on 1/10/25 at 4:22 pm
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I'll never understand the schadenfreude that people get on here when something like this happens with a player on another team. It’s bizarre.
This 100%. I’ve said it on here before, and will continue to maintain, some things transcend sports. Topics involving loss of life, failure of marriage, terminal sickness, and harm (physical or otherwise) to children should all be off limits for trolling. There were people making comments on how the New Orleans tragedy would impact the game just a week ago. Agree it is bizarre, and frankly, I find it disgusting.
re: Lmao Georgia
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 6:56 pm
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Why do Aggies and Sooners make longhorn alters on the SEC rant?
I hope this is the case, but we have just as many a$$clowns as any other fan base, and the number appears to grow daily.
re: WHEN does Smart's seat get hot?
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 6:52 pm
Kirby is good for a while still.
UGA won the conference and made the playoffs.
Starting to think this entire board is 90% composed of 14 year old tw@ts (or at least grown men with the same aptitude for logical thought).
UGA won the conference and made the playoffs.
Starting to think this entire board is 90% composed of 14 year old tw@ts (or at least grown men with the same aptitude for logical thought).
re: Lmao Georgia
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 6:47 pm
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Texas really are the new kings of the SEC. Cope & seethe!
You’re a tool. Complete clown comment. Not every Texas fan is a complete douche.
re: Not a knock on UGA
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 6:43 pm
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And… (I have to swallow a little pride to say this) … good luck to your ‘Horns! I’d like to see y’all take that trophy this year.
Appreciate the sentiment, OSU looked damn near unbeatable yesterday. We will certainly need to field a better product than we have the last two weeks.
re: Not a knock on UGA
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 6:39 pm
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Yeah it’s becoming obvious that the teams who played in week 1 are more “game ready” than teams with a bye
This was my thought watching Oregon get destroyed starting the game yesterday. OSU may very well be the better team, but by the time the ducks got their legs it was too late.
Not a knock on UGA
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 6:24 pm
Seriously, it isn’t.
But IF Georgia goes on to lose this game, all teams with a bye will have ended up losing their opener.
Do you think this is just a result of a few teams not deserving of a bye (namely ASU & BSU) being improperly seeded, or is it detrimental to the teams who had to sit an extra week+?
I’m of the mind that it’s a bit of a combination. ASU and BSU likely didn’t deserve the seeding, and ORE & UGA had to sit for an extended period before facing tough opponents.
Should the committee consider changing the seeding, bye week, both?
But IF Georgia goes on to lose this game, all teams with a bye will have ended up losing their opener.
Do you think this is just a result of a few teams not deserving of a bye (namely ASU & BSU) being improperly seeded, or is it detrimental to the teams who had to sit an extra week+?
I’m of the mind that it’s a bit of a combination. ASU and BSU likely didn’t deserve the seeding, and ORE & UGA had to sit for an extended period before facing tough opponents.
Should the committee consider changing the seeding, bye week, both?
re: If Georgia loses today
Posted by JDNac on 1/2/25 at 1:34 pm
Any of the above except for B. Using response B for any sort of an excuse is a POS move. People died in a senseless manner, blaming anything that happens on the field to that is despicable.
Honestly, I doubt there are too many making excuses. The ones who do, would have regardless of how the season ended. Every team has those type of fans, and they are all pathetic.
In the end, if they lose, they made the playoffs by beating Texas with a backup. I for one, hope they win on the slim chance of getting another shot at them. An all-SEC championship is better than the potential for the title to head to one of the other conferences.
Honestly, I doubt there are too many making excuses. The ones who do, would have regardless of how the season ended. Every team has those type of fans, and they are all pathetic.
In the end, if they lose, they made the playoffs by beating Texas with a backup. I for one, hope they win on the slim chance of getting another shot at them. An all-SEC championship is better than the potential for the title to head to one of the other conferences.
re: A high hit to a defenseless player: how to make even Bama fans blush
Posted by JDNac on 1/1/25 at 8:41 pm
Agreed. Call was missed, just like many others in this game, and every other.
Maybe all the good officials were at that critical Reliaquest Bowl? How did that game go for Alabama?
Weird you want to keep rehashing a singular call from a game your team wasn’t in. No question they missed multiple calls…this one included. To suggest there would have been a definitive outcome had they called the play in question reeks of hurt feelings and a lack of understanding of the game.
“You know they’re soft, ‘cause they got hard feelings”
Maybe all the good officials were at that critical Reliaquest Bowl? How did that game go for Alabama?
Weird you want to keep rehashing a singular call from a game your team wasn’t in. No question they missed multiple calls…this one included. To suggest there would have been a definitive outcome had they called the play in question reeks of hurt feelings and a lack of understanding of the game.
“You know they’re soft, ‘cause they got hard feelings”
re: If Georgia loses are they out the playoffs?
Posted by JDNac on 12/6/24 at 3:37 pm
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Rain effected.
How is that? Both teams played in the rain.
re: The SECCG should rotate through every SEC state
Posted by JDNac on 12/2/24 at 8:44 pm
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In 10 years, UT will float this idea flexing all their money, and eventually lock it down somewhere in Texas.
Totally disagree. There is no chance we wait that long. Five years at most.
re: I can’t believe I’m saying this. But say something nice about Texas
Posted by JDNac on 11/28/24 at 8:16 am
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HEB… nuff said
Vastly underrated comment. Left the liberal fortress that is Austin almost two years ago for Texoma (two teenage daughters I didn’t want growing up in Austin) - no HEB here, and that part sucks.
re: Loudest play in your stadiums history?
Posted by JDNac on 8/22/24 at 5:58 am
I was at the ND game, and will say that the entire game was exceptionally loud. The Swoopes TD chief among them.
I would add the LSU game, in 2019 when players repeatedly were cramping…sometimes anger noise levels are superior to excitement noise levels. I’m sure most fanbases have experienced this effect.
NOTE: Even though it can get pretty rowdy, I’m not sure DKR is built in a manner which encourages the highest volume like some stadiums. I’ve been to multiple other stadiums capable of higher levels, Kyle Field and the Superdome come to mind.
I would add the LSU game, in 2019 when players repeatedly were cramping…sometimes anger noise levels are superior to excitement noise levels. I’m sure most fanbases have experienced this effect.
NOTE: Even though it can get pretty rowdy, I’m not sure DKR is built in a manner which encourages the highest volume like some stadiums. I’ve been to multiple other stadiums capable of higher levels, Kyle Field and the Superdome come to mind.
re: Sark going thru the Big “D” and don’t mean Dallas
Posted by JDNac on 7/27/24 at 7:09 am
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I like giving the sips shite as much as any Ag, but I'm not laughing at this.
This. 100%.
I’m all for some trash talk, but a failed marriage is out of bounds for me. I don’t care what team/school it involves. Same with young children, life threatening disease, and a host of other things which transcend football.
re: nominations over - go vote - don't vote for Kabala
Posted by JDNac on 7/21/24 at 9:35 pm
Not sure how we have gone this deep in the thread without these two superpowers…
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