Joey Aguilar is an SEC QB

[McDad]

Ahh, right was thinking INTs. He looked way better against us than he did Austin Peay.

He did. That's why "transitive property" is brought up so much.

Smart doesn't create the mental focus in players Saban did. But no matter how disinterested they look against weaker competition, he knows how to dial his players in on big games.

 

[Switch 625]

We made Stockton look like one. 350 total yards, 3 total TDs and zero INTs

He did throw an INT

 

[McDad]

He did throw an INT

The hail Mary at end of 1st half?

That was Pugs. The backup.

 

[Switch 625]

The hail Mary at end of 1st half?

That was Pugs. The backup.

Was it? I didn’t realize they subbed for that play. Must have a stronger arm. Thanks

 

[MurphyVol]

He did throw an INT

Nope

 

[MurphyVol]

He did. That's why "transitive property" is brought up so much.

Smart doesn't create the mental focus in players Saban did. But no matter how disinterested they look against weaker competition, he knows how to dial his players in on big games.

Dialed up or a bad defense? We'll see what he looks like the rest of the season.

 

[Volanta]

Just imagine if he was a vol for spring practice and the starting wr corp wasn’t out the entire fall camp

This has to be one of the greatest coaching jobs in sec history

Very underrated comment

 

[Volanta]

Anybody think Heupel is a QB coaching savant, but when it comes to evaluation he is lacking? Nico and Joe Milton look all world on paper athletically, but he really should be looking for mature guys like Hooker and Aguilar for his system to work.

I don’t know, just a random thought.

There is something to this theory bc how he evaluates vs develops makes no sense lol