Will be interesting to see the overtime play.

watched 8 QBs today and Arch played the worst. I don't think anyone on the team believes in him.
with good reason.

what a ****ty win. A couple of stoops brothers will have a bad night. There's that. And I hope Sark's AA sponsor gets a call and he stays safe. This has got to be depressing. He has a lemon at QB.

Chrissy simms 2.0

Imagine being the end of the Manning dynasty. Brutal if that becomes the case.

Texas velvet maestro said:

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watched 8 QBs today and Arch played the worst. I don't think anyone on the team believes in him.
with good reason.

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No smack. No vitriol. No jealousy. No covetousness.

Arch is not a FBS quarterback. I cannot believe that with all the surrounding talent that Texas has that Sark continues to trot him out week after week. More than that, I can't believe Sark either didn't develop him better, given that he's been on campus for 3-ish years, or encourage his participation in the transfer portal.

That kid may be the best human that has ever walked the 40 acres, but he is a liability as a football player. Tech lost a game on Saturday in part because our second string QB isn't ready for a starting FBS spot and in part because our offensive coordinator apparently didn't trust him to run the offense. But I would take freshman Will Hammond over Arch under any circumstance, any day.

Their o-line is hot garbage at the moment, which isn't helping things. But if you're missing guys while not under pressure, that's a glaring problem.

Well, as of now, he can't do anything on time. Every pass play turns into a desperate situation.
receivers get open but don't stay open, which is the nature of football, and he doesn't hit them in the window.

and he has no wrist. and then there's the matter of his aim.

Does she prefer chili with or without beans?

And how does he order his steaks? Rare or well done?

With just a couple simple questions, Texas might've been able to avoid all of this

Unfortunately tu has offensive line issues that can't be fixed over night. Somewhat A&M suffered last season.

sips lost a lot of talent last season.

Skubalon said:

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Texas velvet maestro said:

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watched 8 QBs today and Arch played the worst. I don't think anyone on the team believes in him.
with good reason.

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No smack. No vitriol. No jealousy. No covetousness.

Arch is not a FBS quarterback. I cannot believe that with all the surrounding talent that Texas has that Sark continues to trot him out week after week. More than that, I can't believe Sark either didn't develop him better, given that he's been on campus for 3-ish years, or encourage his participation in the transfer portal.

That kid may be the best human that has ever walked the 40 acres, but he is a liability as a football player. Tech lost a game on Saturday in part because our second string QB isn't ready for a starting FBS spot and in part because our offensive coordinator apparently didn't trust him to run the offense. But I would take freshman Will Hammond over Arch under any circumstance, any day.

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All the apparent greatness and pedigree that comes with the Manning name, is for now bad baggage. Yeah I don't know how he sat behind Ewers and didn't learn. But I do think he was sheltered coming up and wasn't pushed in high school. He's probably never had a coach grab his face mask and scream in his face, and the competition he faced in New Orleans was slow and lame. There's nothing more formative for a QB than HS football.

Yeah I watched a chunk of the Tech game and it struck me that both our offenses were running on half a playbook. Both were creamed in the QB battle. Zona st has one of the best college QBs in the country imo. I like their coach also.

I mean he is the son of the one brother who was not an NFL QB. I think any rational person could've told you he wasn't going to be nearly what they hyped him up to be.