NWLATigerFan12

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The size of the schools are comparable. Congrats to both on their season but let’s not act like Mangham is 3-4A and Haynesville is Class B

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Nobody said anything about them being 3-4A. Haynesville enrollment turned in was 160 last cycle. That’s including about a dozen jr high kids that dress out for them in other sports (track, baseball/softball).

Mangham had 295. Hence “about double”.

And for what it’s worth, there are about 12-13 B schools that have higher enrollment than Haynesville. Just makes the level they win at and pump out athletes even more impressive with them being a rural small town school that can’t hand pick their players like some of the other small schools that win a bunch.

Burrow had one really bad play this game with the pick 6. Shoulda just handed it off and taken a couple yards and they likely win the game. Then the next one gets tipped and picked…can’t do anything about that. He’s thrown for 284 and 4TD in a snowy game and the run game only getting 3ypc.

Doesn’t excuse the defense for being awful and Cincy won’t win anything until they fix that. Defense has allowed 186 rushing for nearly 7ypc and is over 400 total yards. They are dead last in the league and give up about 32 points per game on average.

How did no ref throw a PI on either of those passes? Higgins just has to catch it one handed because CB was all over him :lol:

Im a burrow fan…but that was a dumbass decision. Offense is rolling. You’ve went to the 30 yard line, up 4. No reason to force that on 1st down.

Now shitty luck on a batted ball getting picked and that’s gonna do it because this defense isn’t stopping anybody.

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1. Indiana (guaranteed)
2. Georgia (guaranteed)
3. Ohio State - obvious, 12-1
4. Texas Tech (guaranteed)
5. Ole Miss - obvious, 11-1
6. Oregon - obvious, 11-1
7. Texas A&M - obvious 11-1
8. Oklahoma - 10-2 w/ tie breaker vs Bama
9. Miami - 10-2
10. Notre Dame - 10-2
11. Tulane (guaranteed)
12. James Madison (guaranteed)

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The only two in question are Miami and Notre Dame vs Alabama. Miami owns the tiebreaker vs Notre Dame. Alabama is the only 3 loss team, but 3rd loss came in conf champ game…also have 10-2 Vandy sitting there but I think it’s safe to say they’re out.

The least shocking thing would be media Darlings Notre Dame and Bama making it with Miami left on the outside looking in…even though they have a better record than bama and beat Notre dame :lol:

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His obsession with not catching the ball other than on jump passes likely has something to do with this.

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Throw him more jump balls :dunno:

They’re practically unguardable for 95% of the undersized DBs or LBs he sees as a TE. Plus a apeed mismatch for LBs.

Hes NOT a possession receiver. Throwing him quick game shite is dumb. What’s he gonna do with hitches and slants? He should be spending 90% of his time out on an island with some poor corner catching fades and jump balls, or at least demanding a safety overtop so they’re wasting 2 defenders

I’m sure this has been happening all season, but you can’t always see it on TV with replays and highlights and stuff…yesterday was my first game in the stadium this season.

The rotations and substitution on offense was pretty mind boggling. Nearly every play they would rotate the 3 recovers, TE, or RB on and off the field. Sometimes all of them. The play where we had to call timeout on the last drive of the game to avoid a penalty, they ran 3 receivers on and 3 off. Then a different RB ran on. Then one of the receivers who ran off ran back on. Then they start to run another guy on and he turns around and comes back. Then they break the huddle with 7 on the play clock.

This type of substituting happened all game long. I’ve never seen anything like it. Sure I’ve seen when teams swap packages and go receivers for TE or extra linemen for a heavy package, or take off the TE and go speed. But never seen a team waste so much time swapping RB for RB, WR for WR. What gives? Is the coaching staff this out of sync that they can’t get the right players on the field? Are they only practicing certain plays with certain personnel? Not even talking about the gadget plays like letting Johnson throw it. Guys like Hilton Sharp and Hill who have had little to no positive impact all season, and I look up and they’re running Green, Brown, and Thomas off the field for those 3 on 3rd down. It just doesn’t make a lot of sense to me.

LSU refuses to make a play.

Missed FG
0/3 in red zone.
Allow a TD in 30 seconds before half
Drop easy pass to give us a chance with 8 min left
Interception hits our guy in hands, misses, their OL catches it.

Unreal

Does he not have to survive the ground on that? Because we had a ball come loose hitting the ground and got a fricking touchdown taken away a couple times this year.

We can't fricking block a thing. All we can do is screens and dump offs

Guess this is the part where the defense turns into swiss cheese for the rest of the night. :banghead: