I think it's just the times changing. We don't want it to change because we have fond memories of rivalries when it seemed to mean more, it was more of team deal than a me deal. Now it's basically NFL light with no structure on how NIL works or contracts. It's a mess. They need to fix the...
If he can throw a accurate deep pass he may be alright. Going to go through the usual growing pains.. He needs to hit the buffet and the weight room this off-season..
He'll get a lot of time with them anyway. That's about as positive as I can spin that.. Gmac just doesn't look physical ready for the SEC.. Brandon may play early out of necessity.
You know the coaches that make millions of dollars see these kids every day in practice, just saying.. There is a reason they pursued a experienced QB. Looks like everyone is going to get their wish the way it's turned out. Tennessee may be 2025 UF next year. The schedule is brutal and no QB...
You have to execute the plays better. Tennessee struggled when teams took the deep ball away and made them work the field.. Oline seemed to get worse as the year went on in pass protection.. Bishop is a decent back but you need a 1, 2 punch there and maybe another handful of runs from your QB..
Well since college football has basically become a 2 year window as far as players go id say real active.. By the 3rd year they're either not on your team, eyeing the pros, or shopping for the highest NIL bidder.
This. It will put pressure on other teams to follow suit or do the coaching carousel like a lot of them did this year. It's a what have you done for me lately culture now, and frankly these coaches are getting paid insane amounts of money to deliver now..
I look at Indiana then laugh at everyone that wants or thinks it takes 7 or 8 years to build a program. In this era of college football that is not so anymore..
I just want to see some physical play out of this bunch. That schedule is hard but a few of theose teams are just about a name anymore. As you are seeing in this playoff, it's a different time in college football.
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