CroikeyMate69

I know how this site works to a tee. I can read any post and tell you what the upvote/downvote ratio will be without even seeing it. If she were from New Jersey and had no ties to Louisiana or LSU, the sentiment would be completely opposite here. I am sure of that. They're almost unintelligbly a different person, but since she's from BR, she will be defended.

I mean let's call a spade, a spade.

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I feel like Kaylee Hartung changes her voice while broadcasting. There's no way that is her natural voice. Trying to make it sound deep and profound. Like Tracy Wolfson "Thanks coalch"

XM Channel 84. College sports. Hester is on there 2 hours a day. Best channel on XM.

Texas produces NFL players at the US per capita national average. Whole lot of money for average results. That is to be expected with Texas football though haha.

So it doesn't work the first 26 to 28 times, but will work on times 29 through 38. I disagree with Cole and have heard what he's said.

I've never in my life heard anyone say "The job market is excellent right now." It's only ever commented as bad by people. So I never know whether they're accurate or not, as it should be 50% of time good, and 50% bad.

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But it’s moreso a Cam Newton vs Kyler Murray type argument

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Peyton Houston is infinitely closer to Kyler Murray right now than Haven is to Cam Newton. Haven's no where close to Cam Newton. Cam had 1,600 rushing yards his last year at Auburn. Haven had 425 rushing yards last year.

After just looking at Peyton's Sophomore year stats compared to Kyler Murray's last year at OU, they are extremely similar in every aspect. Houston played a couple games less I think than Kyler his last year at OU. Haven's stats are nowhere close to Cam Newton's at Auburn.

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What dumbass times we live in

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It's better than the hippy movement lol.

I don't blame Sr. Sloan is costing some Day 1 or 2 picks by getting 2-3 targets per game, and none downfield. That hurts their draft stock and ability for son to get rich. I'm sure ya'll would feel the exact same if it were your son.

Houston just tore up Neville 16 for 23, 70%, 275 yards, 12.0 ypa, 1 TD. 75 rushing yards, 5.5 ypc, 1 TD rushing. In just 1 quarter vs West Monroe, Houston went 7 of 9 for 140 yards with 2 TDs. I can't find stats outside that 1 quarter, but that's 16 yards per attempt and 80% on West Monroe. Wouldn't be surprised if he had 300-400 passing yards on West Monroe

Peyton Houston 2024 stats:
4500 passing yards (nearly 2.5x Nuss or Haven's yards)
70% completion rate (highest of the 3)
38 TDs (highest of the 3)
6 INTs
Over 10 yards per passing attempt (highest of the 3)
700 rushing yards (highest of the 3)
7 yards per carry (highest of the 3)
7 rushing TDs

Let's compare this to little Nuss stats last year:
1900 passing yards
59% completion rate
8.2 yards per attempt
16 TDs

Elijah Haven:
1850 yards
65% completin rate
9.6 ypa
27 TD
430 rushing yards
5.8 ypc

Evangel plays some of the best high schools in the state. Same thing about Jayden going into the draft. Look at Caleb's senior year stats vs Jayden and the SOS each played. Jayden put up honestly the exact same kind of stats as Peyton Houston, just at the SEC level. I think same for Anthony Richardson, one could foresee he wouldn't pan out in the NFL if you looked at AR college stats. Houston has stats in spades moreso than the other QBs we are looking at. I think he'll end up having the most successful college career of the ones we are looking at.

I say this regardless of whether we get him or not.

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I watched the Evangel kid last week vs Neville. He was not what I was expecting

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Yeah, you're just flat out wrong. He went 16 for 23 for 275 passing syards, 70% completion rate, averaged 12.0 yards per attempt and 1 TD and 83 rushing yards and 1 rushing TD. That's elite. Jayden set an FBS record at 11.6 yards per attempt

It's get the ball in your playmakers hands down the field, 12+ yards downfield.

Saturday:
Hilton 0 touches
Brown 2 catches
Aaron Anderson 4 catches
Nic Anderson 1 catch
Thomas 4 catches

Most of these being passes shorter than 8 yards downfield. The issue isn't super complex. It's simply, start running deeper routes. Get the ball to playmakers hands we're paying 500k for. Avoid shotgun inside the middle handoffs to at least a lot lower quantity of called plays. If Joe Sloan can't see this, when almost all the fanbase can, then that's a problem.

Sloan said multiple times in Fall Camp "We need to be more explosive." We have stepped back a lot in explosiveness from last year. It's not difficult though to solve. Let Nuss throw balls past the 1st down marker to his playmakers.

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The offense can't get into a rhythm and has no identity.

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The identity should be put the ball in your playmakers hands downfield.

Hilton 0 touches
Barion Brown 2 catches
Nic Anderson 1 catch
Aaron Anderson 4 catches

Those guys should have 18 combined catches or more, not 7. And get it to them 10+ yards down the field. Enough of rinky dink flats, screens. Get them the damn ball 15 yards down field.

What were 2011 sheer offense rankings, after accounting for defense TDs, special Team TDs, and field position advantage after turnovers?

We were outgained in yardage vs West VA 533 to 366 and won by 26. Outgained by almost 200 yards and won by 26. That's Defense/Special Teams.
We were outgained by Oregon by 70 yards and put up 40 points on 273 yards offense.
We were outgained by Georgia by 70 yards, put up just 230 yards offense, and had 42 points
We had 322 yards vs 2025 Florida. That's 100 more yards than the 2011 SECG, and put up 20, when we put up 42 in 2011 SECG.

With an average Defense and Special Teams in 2011, I'd doubt we crack Top 50 ppg, and likely average 10 ppg less.

It's absurd putting up 42 points on 230 yards or 40 points on 273 yards. That was Defense, Special Teams aided. Of course we were significantly better in the red zone then than now because we could run then. Saturday, We very well could've had 34 if we decided to not kneel it out, and that stupid JuJuan fumble, then Nuss pick.

Stuff changes week to week. Week 1 he had great punts, but our punt coverage couldn't down a simple punt inside the 8. That's not on Chadwick. He did great yesterday.