Dillohorn1
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I'm afraid to look.We haven't even played yet and its like a funeral in here lol
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SignUp Now!I'm afraid to look.We haven't even played yet and its like a funeral in here lol
I'm guessing you know the answer to your question.But will they? OU looks a lot easiernow.
Two years ago they had what looked to be their worst team in years. It took Sam some 2nd half heroics to keep us from getting blown out. WVA win was nice. But still a bit pessimistic.But will they? OU looks a lot easiernow.
Oh boy you’re jumping right in it there JD. As a huge Card fan, I’ve seen him play since he was 14 yrs old and think he’s been treated terrible by the UT fan base. Gone are the days when young QB’s are allowed to improve and develop but I digress…Ewers talent is unmistakable.Well boys, in spite of everyone saying there is no QB controversy, there has been one all year and it's only going to get bigger now with Card on a roll and QE not 100% and a small sample size.
Some saying Card has earned respect now must not have seen the 1 legged wonder against Bama?
Card has not been at his best playing on a bad ankle, especially the plant foot on deep throws limiting him.
Quinn not being 100% means he may not have the arm angles that makes him special.
Luckily, there really is no wrong decision. The schedule ahead is brutal, and we have no margin for error.
IMO it's Card's rock.
Watching Youtube's there is a strong argument for Card as QB1, many picking him to start at OU even if it's just to give QE more time to heal. The tide has definitely turned on this subject with Card's (unexpected by most) performance threatening the "status quo".Oh boy you’re jumping right in it there JD. As a huge Card fan, I’ve seen him play since he was 14 yrs old and think he’s been treated terrible by the UT fan base. Gone are the days when young QB’s are allowed to improve and develop but I digress…Ewers talent is unmistakable.
The problem for the fickle UT fans is, they’ve built Ewers up to be something he may not be, with a very small sample size of scripted plays which we all know Sark excels at and frankly so has Card.
So what does Sark do? It pains me to say this but, if Ewers is healthy he starts. The difference may be, if he struggles from time to time we could see Card come in like a relief pitcher to change the flow. My guess is almost everyone on this site likely agrees with this but let’s see if anyone doesn’t.
14 minutes ago, TFloss32 said:
The alternative is forcing the run and neutering the offense like Sark did in Lubbock.Stats are stats, but Bijan's yardage came mostly in garbage time. The running game was horrid all day/year.
I think it's now obvious our identity on offense is passing. 2 passes 1 run rather than vice versa.The alternative is forcing the run and neutering the offense like Sark did in Lubbock.
I’ve blocked depp but still see him when other people comment. His ignorance knows few bounds. Running the ball to get first downs and run out the clock is not garbage time. WV had their first team in the game trying to stop him.The alternative is forcing the run and neutering the offense like Sark did in Lubbock.
Hudson has carried this team for 4 games as the team leader with a mostly terrible running game.I’ve blocked depp but still see him when other people comment. His ignorance knows few bounds. Running the ball to get first downs and run out the clock is not garbage time. WV had their first team in the game trying to stop him.
The run/pass ratio is a function of how the teams play us If teams keep selling out to stop the run then your statement is probably true.I think it's now obvious our identity on offense is passing. 2 passes 1 run rather than vice versa.
You've never asked the question, "Why were opposing defenses stacking the line to stop the run?" The answer is because we had young QBs, and Card had yet to prove he could beat anyone with his arm. Opposing defenses best chance were to force him to make mistakes and throw picks. You aren't old enough to remember, but we've seen this many times breaking in new QBs.Hudson has carried this team for 4 games as the team leader with a mostly terrible running game.
I don't disagree about running the clock, but it hadn't worked all night. We took our foot off the gas. We need to consistently put up 50, we'll be in some shootouts soon enough. Recruiting isn't excited by scoring in the 30's.