ElDawgHawg

Mid 20's. around 1999-2003. I was young and single. Right out of college and literally a year after my college career was over, it clicked and I hit about a 3 year stretch where the game was just easy. bad rounds were around 8-79 and good rounds were even par, sometimes better.
In college I was just a guy that filled out the roster and never was very good. Picked the game up late and was just starting to put it all together when i ran out of eligibility. Those next 3 years were fun.... then life started to get busy.
I can still post an occasional round in the 70's but it's MUCH less common than it used to be.
Fun and frustrating game!!!

Indian Creek used to be my favorite when I visited family out there. Several I would like to play that I haven’t yet.
Coyote Ridge was a fun round but pricier that IC if I remember right.

I'm not expecting a ton of year one success but I am of the opinion that Silverfield is a better hire than we think it is at the moment. I'm looking forward to finding out. Either we are finally on track to get back on track or still a burning dumpster fire a long way from where we used to be.
This season should tell us quite a bit

yep. RIP .... one of the names synonomous with Razorback football.

BAD BOY.... but get the Kawasiki engine. Kohler is ok but nothing like the Kawasiki.

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They are very clearly a Basketball school now.

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Be careful.... your mighty gators are trending that way too bro :rotflmao:

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The Arkansas fish and game commission has estimated that Arkansas has 3,000 gators.

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That's a partial statement..... "in Millwood alone " is the rest of that sentence :lol:

yeah... hope we can host a regional but honestly I'm not sold on this team being able to take 2-3 on the road in a super with how shaky our pitching has been.
Hope I'm wrong.....

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Any chance the Semedo contributes this year? That would help some.

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Almost feels like Cal is counting on him to contribute, otherwise surely we would have been more aggressive on portal bigs..... I would think... but heck I have no idea what Cal is thinking at the 5.

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And couldn't win an SEC game

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When I was an OC in HS, I went to the Tony Franklin system about 10 years in. Tried to run it all. We were ok at all of it but never got great at much. Cost us a lot of games. Later in my career we went to a more simplified version that focused a lot more on gap runs and RPO.... got really good at a lot less stuff. Suddenly our offensive numbers skyrocketed and we won a lot more. Granted I was at some schools that weren't powerhouses so win totals are relative, but I learned fewer tools and sharper blades seemed to be a better system than having the fanciest tool box out there.
I always felt like that was BP to an extent.... Offensive genius... but I just think it was too much for MOST college kids.... Obviously he had a special group his first go here.... but it never really felt like his QB's "got it" this time around.
I know enough of his scheme that I was very frustrated that Taylen's eyes went to the wrong read on the snap frequently and he just couldn't follow post-snap movement in the secondary. To me that speaks of the playbook being too big and he probably needed more time with fewer progressions.
Just my 2 cents from a former HS guy. I clearly am not and never will be on these guys' level, but a lot can be said for being great at a few things.