Come in here and apologize to Jalen Hurts

[kdslittlebro]

fukk that nikka gonna keep up the tradition of Ho-U playoff chokers and NFL busts. Riley the new Mike Leach

 

[Hater]

You don't like Carr?

Dude is trash

 

[Fade Runner 2049]

Dude is trash

Can’t wait til Carr gets traded to a diff team and balls out. Raiders are a toxic dumpster fire. Look at Carrs trajectory since his rookie season, was progressing and in mvp consideration and led your bum as squad to the offs before getting hurt. I’m not even going to list the series of absolutely retarded moves that were made since that point

 

[The D'oh Boy]

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[HabitualChiller]

I'm not buying it. You're really gonna sit here and act like Texas Tech is a defensive powerhouse, breh?

Bo Nix could probably light their ass up, and he struggled against Kent State.

Edit: Matter of fact, drop the receipts. If his highlights show him just throwing screens and slants and wide-open passes for the majority of the game, then you're getting negged.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

Jalen struggled a lot of games breh, got a list of em.

Tua didn't look great either under Daboll

Dude is trash

Should have traded up for Kyler or not won that meaningless game last year

 

[97Pac]

Hurts confidence is up, rip to the rest of the teams on their schedule.

 

[RammerJammer]

Tua didn't look great either under Daboll

Tua was good enough for Saban to make the switch, obviously he was doing something right. Daboll was still a shyt OC that didn't call games to Jalen's strengths though.

I'm thinking about Jalen vs Washington, both Clemson games, the National Championship against UGA, the 2017 Iron Bowl where he himself could've played much better.

He obviously progressed and got much better last year and this year and has put himself in position to be a pretty good QB at the next level depending on where he ends up.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

Tua was good enough for Saban to make the switch, obviously he was doing something right. Daboll was still a shyt OC that didn't call games to Jalen's strengths though.

I'm thinking about Jalen vs Washington, both Clemson games, the National Championship against UGA, the 2017 Iron Bowl where he himself could've played much better.

He obviously progressed and got much better last year and this year and has put himself in position to be a pretty good QB at the next level depending on where he ends up.

True freshman in the midst of the Lane/Sark/Saban fukkery.

I think if UGA had time to prepare for Tua....he would have struggled. Just a skillset they weren't prepared for.

 

[the cool]

First game OU plays against the SEC I’m throwing a large amount of money on the SEC team. Hurts can’t do shyt against them. Anyone balls out against big 12 defenses

 

[Professor K.]

This is what would've happened if Tyrod Taylor transferred to Mike Leach era Texas Tech

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

I’m still not convinced yet that he can be a good QB at the next level. He needs to play against better defenses outside of the Big 12 before I’m ready to anoint him as a first round pick. He’s definitely making both he and Lincoln Riley money at the next level with what they are doing so far.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Redskins better be banging Lincoln Riley's horn right now

I wonder if stays at OU or finally decides to make the jump to the NFL depending on what head coaching job he prefers.

 

[L&HH]

I wonder if stays at OU or finally decides to make the jump to the NFL depending on what head coaching job he prefers.

I think he’s going to stay at OU for a while unless he wins a title this year

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

I think he’s going to stay at OU for a while unless he wins a title this year

He’s young enough where he can have a 5-10 run in college football and still be young enough to make a run at the pros. The only thing with him is that if you’re him, do you go now while you’ll be the hottest coaching candidates out there or stay and chance it with losing some of your luster depending on how things go?