orange parmejohn
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I pull for the Vols with everything in my heart. I pull for them when they are down by 28 points in the 4th quarter against Alabama. I never turn the game off early, no matter what.Come on, the woe is me posts are smothering this board lately. Let’s just enjoy the weird twilight zone of them copying our season for a second.
Wilson is nowhere near Dobbs. Not even close. And Dobbs threw it WAY better than Wilson.Mobile QB, better runner than thrower
Stud RB that will play Sundays
Struggled first game against a cupcake
Broke the Florida streak
Beat a ranked rival
Started 5-0
Got a ton of media attention, achieved the highest ranking they’ve had in as far back as anyone could remember
Then went to Texas A&M, came back from behind on a miracle turnover to send it to OT. Lost in OT.
....... the similarities are insane
That’s what everyone has tried to do. What a lot of people aren’t taking notice of is that it has been Kentucky’s defense that has allowed them to keep pounding the rock.
Florida didn’t score. Carolina didn’t score. MSU didn’t score. A&M didn’t score.
That defense has been really good this season and if you don’t take the run away via the scoreboard, they’ll keep pounding Snell and eventually he’ll get rolling against most of their competition.
A&M was able to do it without getting points on the board.
this is because everyone but a&m got impatient with them. that a&m game shouldn't have went to overtime at all except a&m gave them a gift. other than that, they shut ky down. ky's defense has weaknesses, but they've matched up with teams so far. now they've been exposed
Lol.
Texas A&M scored less at home against UK than they did against Clemson and Alabama.
Both defenses played well. Unfortunately it was UK who just couldn't do anything in the 2nd half which cost them the game. Some of it was the horrendous play calling, but a lot of it was the Aggies pressure. We didn't have an answer.
this. can't believe he sat on the ball w/3 TO's and 2 minutes. dumbfounded. awful situational football management. curled up in his shell and played not to lose. he got what he deserved. i honestly felt bad for KY at that point. it was like reliving a nightmare...in the end, i was just glad it was a team in orange doing it this time......I blame it on Stoops taking a page from Butch’s book and settling for OT with 3 timeouts and 2 minutes on the clock. One day these non-SEC rooted coaches are going to learn the super-safe approach is how you lose every time in this league.
I blame it on Stoops taking a page from Butch’s book and settling for OT with 3 timeouts and 2 minutes on the clock. One day these non-SEC rooted coaches are going to learn the super-safe approach is how you lose every time in this league.
Those are some fascinating parallels, Chatt-town, you're right.
So let's extrapolate, assuming the parallels will continue to pile up.
2016 Vols went 3-3 after the A&M game, with losses to Bama, USCe, and Vandy. Wins over Ky, Mizzou, and Cupcake.
2018 Cats could go 3-3 from this point, losing to ____, ____, and Vandy. Wins over ____, Mizzou, and Cupcake (MTSU).
So how to fill in the blanks? Loss to UGa seems likely. That's one. The other loss, and the remaining win, have to come from Tennessee and Louisville. The way both we and the Cardinals have played so far, that could go either way, equally.
Or, things could go a little less parallel, and Vandy could be a win for the Cats, or Mizzou a loss. That would shift the roles of Tennessee and Louisville as well.
Will be fun to watch how it evolves. Thanks for pointing this out, very interesting!
Go Vols!
p.s. Does this mean Mark Stoops is Butch Jones in slow motion? That would be very bad news for the 'Cats, indeed. But nah, doesn't seem the type. More like a watered-down version of his brother than any Butch mirror.