If a coach can leave and coach immediately then let the players do the same. The
CFB fans on sports team message boards gone be 
about this
The OFFICIAL 2019 College football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread
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If a coach can leave and coach immediately then let the players do the same. The
CFB fans on sports team message boards gone be about this
TUA TAGOVAILOA
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LSU football loses 4-star 2020 commitment Jaden Navarrette in flip to Oregon
@O.iatlhawksfan let me guess y'all told him to look elsewhere too huh
@O.iatlhawksfan let me guess y'all told him to look elsewhere too huh
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
Don’t blink. We just replaced himLSU football loses 4-star 2020 commitment Jaden Navarrette in flip to Oregon
@O.iatlhawksfan let me guess y'all told him to look elsewhere too huh
someone hold me
gawtdamn right :talkintoyou:
Always rooting for Jalen, but that Sooner defenseand those were probably the backups out therr
Eh Big 12 defenses are always trash.
That's why Jalen gon have the greatest season known to man
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Jalen Hurts is who we think he is
Dynamic runner with a lot of power and agility, can throw a great ball to an early read, doesn’t progress very well and is quick to bail on the pocket and generally to his right.
Here’s the finest example from the game of how Hurts is likely to translate in this offense:
Simple read and good protection but the throw is anticipatory and well placed. Hurts has a tendency to kind of lay the ball in and at times you wonder how that would work out against a quicker DB but the dude has never been known for throwing picks. He was more overly cautious at Alabama than anything.
It seems really straightforward to assume that with a summer and fall camp ahead that Hurts will be able to master a solid chunk of the Oklahoma playbook, which includes a lot of passing concepts that can offer simpler reads. When he has fuller reads to progress through he’s tended to miss pre-snap cues and struggled to find targets. For instance:
It’s one of those two-sided concepts. Snag to the boundary and double slants to the field with the outside WR extra wide to have space. Against two-high snag (corner route, snag route, flat) is often a good look because it’s hard for the deep safety to cover that corner route by the slot.
The issue with the snag concept run to the boundary like this is there’s less space to work in. The CB Robert Charlton and WLB DaShaun White get away with hanging a beat in the deeper passing windows (the corner route for Charlton and the snag for White) and beating that coverage requires Hurts forcing them to commit to routes or else pulling the trigger quickly. The snag was certainly open for a beat.
Instead he’s looking to the field, where the whole formation and concept is essentially serving to isolate that outside X receiver (freshman Theo Wease) on the slant. But Hurts looks at the H (Basquine) doesn’t like the spacing there on that first slant (duh, dude is starting from just outside the box) and then tries to work through the snag progression when it’s already too late before bailing right and ultimately throwing away. Both the snag and the outside slant were there if he works quickly through the read and the corner route might be there as well had he made the CB commit to the snag.
Again, he’s going to get better in this offense and there’s a lot within the Oklahoma playbook that will make the most of his considerable abilities. But the dude should never be confused with an NFL prospect and the concern is whether he’ll be able to discern disguises and make reads against good defenses that will take away the easy stuff.
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TUA TAGOVAILOA
Superstar
Don’t blink. We just replaced him
Yea letting better players go for worse players. All part of Coach O's master plan right
Y'all didn't replace shyt you're gonna need more than 1 LB
O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
Demouy Kennedy been a LSU lean for a minYea letting better players go for worse players. All part of Coach O's master plan right
TUA TAGOVAILOA
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malbaker86
Gators
Yea letting better players go for worse players. All part of Coach O's master plan right
Maybe the "worse" player rankings wise fit their scheme better. It be like that a lot of times....
TUA TAGOVAILOA
Superstar
Lol the other dude committed to LSU a few weeks ago they didn't tell him to look elsewhere he just liked Oregon better. And you can recruit more than 1 LB that fits your scheme btw
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
“From a football standpoint, I like how they want to use me at Oregon and I think I fit the Pac-12 style of play a little better. The SEC is more of a running conference and the Pac-12 is more of a throwing conference. I’ll be able to rush the quarterback more, move around and make plays in space at multiple positions. I was mostly going to be an in the box linebacker at LSU but with Oregon, I’ll play outside ‘backer, inside ‘backer and even defensive end in certain pass rushing situations so I think it’s a better all around scheme fit for me.”
Dr. Narcisse
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@RammerJammer @portcityplaya
Watched Bama's spring game.
Sark might be a problem for yall but the schedule shouldn't be a problem.
Taulia looks like he's going to be pretty good in a couple years
@RammerJammer @portcityplaya
Watched Bama's spring game.
Sark might be a problem for yall but the schedule shouldn't be a problem.
Taulia looks like he's going to be pretty good in a couple years
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
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Jalen Hurts is who we think he is
Dynamic runner with a lot of power and agility, can throw a great ball to an early read, doesn’t progress very well and is quick to bail on the pocket and generally to his right.
Here’s the finest example from the game of how Hurts is likely to translate in this offense:
Simple read and good protection but the throw is anticipatory and well placed. Hurts has a tendency to kind of lay the ball in and at times you wonder how that would work out against a quicker DB but the dude has never been known for throwing picks. He was more overly cautious at Alabama than anything.
It seems really straightforward to assume that with a summer and fall camp ahead that Hurts will be able to master a solid chunk of the Oklahoma playbook, which includes a lot of passing concepts that can offer simpler reads. When he has fuller reads to progress through he’s tended to miss pre-snap cues and struggled to find targets. For instance:
It’s one of those two-sided concepts. Snag to the boundary and double slants to the field with the outside WR extra wide to have space. Against two-high snag (corner route, snag route, flat) is often a good look because it’s hard for the deep safety to cover that corner route by the slot.
The issue with the snag concept run to the boundary like this is there’s less space to work in. The CB Robert Charlton and WLB DaShaun White get away with hanging a beat in the deeper passing windows (the corner route for Charlton and the snag for White) and beating that coverage requires Hurts forcing them to commit to routes or else pulling the trigger quickly. The snag was certainly open for a beat.
Instead he’s looking to the field, where the whole formation and concept is essentially serving to isolate that outside X receiver (freshman Theo Wease) on the slant. But Hurts looks at the H (Basquine) doesn’t like the spacing there on that first slant (duh, dude is starting from just outside the box) and then tries to work through the snag progression when it’s already too late before bailing right and ultimately throwing away. Both the snag and the outside slant were there if he works quickly through the read and the corner route might be there as well had he made the CB commit to the snag.
Again, he’s going to get better in this offense and there’s a lot within the Oklahoma playbook that will make the most of his considerable abilities. But the dude should never be confused with an NFL prospect and the concern is whether he’ll be able to discern disguises and make reads against good defenses that will take away the easy stuff.
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Heisman winner
PortCityProphet
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@RammerJammer @portcityplaya
Watched Bama's spring game.
Sark might be a problem for yall but the schedule shouldn't be a problem.
Taulia looks like he's going to be pretty good in a couple years
Sark is a drunk alcoholic fukk.
we going 6-6 this year
RammerJammer
#RollTide #TSC #RiseUp #BullsNation #RIPKobe
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@RammerJammer @portcityplaya
Watched Bama's spring game.
Sark might be a problem for yall but the schedule shouldn't be a problem.
Taulia looks like he's going to be pretty good in a couple years
To be fair with Sark, Atlanta was 6th in Total Offense last season, he’s not a bad OC and the National Title game against Clemson in 17 was just bad circumstances all around.
I saw some tendencies in playcalling during the spring game that concerned me but it’ll probably look different by the Duke game.
Also, yeah Taulia is basically a raw, smaller, right handed Tua.