re: Thoughts on Max's Spring Game film

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Missouri was missing one starter on defensive, two second string, and two reserve players. Not quite half the defense you are making it out to be

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You mean Space Cowboy is full of shite? Who could have ever guessed that?

And Missouri was 5th in passing yards against in the SEC last year.

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If Myles played so bad and Oregon is the coach, why wasn't he better prepared to play?

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Why are you asking ridiculously stupid questions? Why don't you go bore someone else to death with your immense stupidity?

Meanwhile, since you obviously don't believe Ed O is the de facto best four year head coach in America, alright then put your money where your utterly unhinged mouth is and cite one with a better record. Good luck loon.

There’s been no evidence to support otherwise. Only theories and conjecture.

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since you obviously don't believe Ed O is the de facto best four year head coach in America, alright then put your money where your utterly unhinged mouth is and cite one with a better record.

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Orgeron has lost 12 games the last 4 years.

Bama has lost 4
Ohio State has lost 5
Clemson has lost 5

Do I really need to keep going?

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Purple Tiger King

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If anyone on this board is actually Ponamsky, it's Purple Tiger King/Space Cowboy.

And it’s fine if he likes Max more or that his opinion is that Max is a perfect player but he can’t articulate his position whatsoever. It’s all just insults, made up “information” he pulls out of thin air, outright false statistics and double standards. Have you ever seen him give Brennan credit for anything? If you’ve seen him in threads you’ve seen him say that 371ypg and over 3TDs were all just lucky plays that were actually terrible throws and decisions defenders failed to capitalize on. It’s beyond delusional.

I think you’re right. His feel for the pocket and ability to move within it was really good as a freshman but his low accuracy is a product of footwork and that needs improvement. He compensated for the arm with good timing on downfield throws but when he had to throw outside the numbers, even short, he had some trouble with zip. Another year in the weight program and simply getting stronger with age should’ve helped with that but we’ll have to wait and see how much.

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So 2.5% and 16yds is now significantly better,

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It is when you take Brennan's long pass for a touchdown that should have also been an interception out of the equation like you took Max's.

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Yes it's only in two games, however Max still had more passing attempts than Myles for the year as you also pointed out earlier, so does that really matter in terms of Myles only having 40 more yards? In fact, if you take Myles yards per pass attempt(8.4) and give Myles another 19 attempts to get to 150, he would have finished with 200yds more than Max, based on his average

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You forgot to mention that Myles had the benefit of Terrace Marshall and Arik Gilbert who were the leading receivers on this team until they opted out. Not to mention that Myles accumulated his stats against a Mizzou team with half its defense missing in action due to Covid protocols and against the de facto worse football team in the SEC.

While Max accumulated his stats in only his first start of his young career as only a true freshman in the Swamp against the number six Florida Gators and then against a very good Ole Miss team. While Myles choked with the game on the line against that same Mizzou team who had half its team missing in action due to Covid protocols. Not to mention that he was 0 for 10 on third down conversions in that game as well.

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So are you're saying that a difference of .9% can take you from marginal to significant?

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What I'm saying is it is obvious that Max Johnson is not only a better QB as a true freshman relative to Myles Brennan as a fifth year senior QB, but that Max's ceiling is also astronomically far higher at the same time.

As you loons only focus on passing stats as if that is the only thing that matters. However, passing stats are only one single aspect of what a quality QB is and when you put everything else involved into the equation, then it is very obvious to people with open-minds that Max is the far better QB of the two of them both last season and especially this season.

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No it shouldn't have Boutte had perfect body position and the DB was facing backwards. That was textbook

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So did McGlothern. In fact, McGlothern thought he had an easy interception until Boutte came out of nowhere to snatch that ball at the last possible second. In fact, Myles' touchdown relative to Max's long touchdown was far closer to being intercepted. As Jontre used his body to shield the defender away from the ball.