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Sankey the piece of shite B1G plant ensuring B1G's financial stability and foothold over us when we had surpassed their visibility and value with our ratings.

Just an embarrassment this conference is controlled by absolute jokes like tenn and UGA who went along for the ride

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It’s going to be hard for a player like Philon to break in on this type of team because they’re playing for right now and have a lot of vets. That’s just reality.

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Again it's one game and last I checked LeBron and co need to be rested and rookies don't need to be dumped in the deep end anyways

This season was always about how far out QB could take us because our OC is who he was.

We forgot that because our OC had a couple good games before UGA and wasn't too bad against UGA. Then reality hit and we're back where we started

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pressure KR so he’s forced to process quickly.

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It's actually not about him processing. It's about his obsession with wanting a homerun every time he is up at bat. He passes on what the defense gives him no differently than Grubb

Where was the discipline issues against rocky top?

They had all their key players and we were missing our key Center, key WR, key DT and two pass rushers. During the game we lost our key CB.

This wasn't about discipline it was about players making individual mistakes and poor planning and preparation during the week by coordinators.

Now imagine if Xavier was injured and how massively that would have impacted that game.

Our "Xavier" Terrence Green got injured and we went from giving up less than 50 yards to 150 the next half. These injuries to key players matter.

However that entire offense was a botch. On that 4th and 1, #40 didn't even think forget the double down, take the man in front so #81 could kick out the slanting DB... then #81 instead of continuing to kickout the DL aims for the DB as if momentum of the RB would be stopped by a wide DB.

Just a bunch of horrible play. From the OL to WR drops and not even blocking, to TEs missing blocks and assignments to the QB not making the most or missing

In the week of prep before tennessee, what film work did they do as far as understanding weaknesses of the opponents defense and what were those weak points?

Follow up question, after understanding those week points what adaptations (installs) did he (Grubb) implement during the week of practice to address and attack these weak points?

I don't want to make excuses but this seems to check out. The next play he turns the wrong direction which show he is completely rocked.

Again this is on KDB and Grubb. Your QB is obviously impacted. Why not get Mack in, set up heavy and just run right at them.. no delay, no trick just straight shot?

Kirby exposed Milroe, Ty and now Keelon weaknesses. None were able to adjust afterward.

What made me feel Keelon would be the first to overcome this was how quickly he was adapting, seemingly growing and learning in real time during our games.

Keelon disappointed like the other two though. People already are making excuses about injury, etc.. but the reality is he doesn't deal well with post-snap adjustments, has a tendency to want to hold on to the ball looking for hovering (as taught by Grubb) and they learned when he feels pressure his accuracy goes to shite because he speeds up his feet and throws away all his mechanics.

I hate playing Kirby mid-season because of that. It's always him doing us in.

Last year we saw him key in on Ty not throwing deep and the year before on Milroe not being able to make the short to intermediate passes.

Injuries were a significant factor but our DC showed he can attempt to adjust.

Grubb? Where was his adjustment?

Heck I'm still asking what his gameplan was to attack rocky tops weaknesses? What did he see on film from study and what counters did he devise?