Bobby & Gerry - Thanks for the candor. We need honest appraisal - and not just after losses. We need a hard, realistic and fair eval like this one to keep is not only realistic but grounded. You gave us some early warnings against OU - a victory but not a sharp one. Victories in non-excellence risk a mindset that you can win without your best effort and that is just not the case in college football today. In addition, there was just too much hype - recruiting mega event, best team ever ... and possibly too much distraction on this one. A more focused and humbled team came in and took over in our house when EVERYONE had Texas picked to win. This is a long time characteristic of Texas football - we do not win the games everyone think they should win. That is the cycle that has to break for any Texas team to be the best of all time.
Quinn has lost his get out of jail free card. The oline got owned but Quinn missed many open throws and missed many open reads. Arch did not start to move the offense when he entered, my concern for Quinn is if Arch is already as good as you with less reps and probably a higher ceiling then he might need to start getting his lumps so we can get more out of Arch instead of grabbing those lumps next year.
@@Surfbird11, that’s exactly right. Ewers was holding onto the ball too long, was indecisive, had bad footwork and didn’t step up in the pocket. Banks can’t hold off his guy for 5 seconds.
@@litedawgAre rankings supposed to mean something? If anything Texas plays better when counted out, as Kirby claims everyone did to Georgia and presto they had their best game of the year, so again I ask you are rankings supposed to mean something? Do they frighten you people on the wrong side of the Mississippi?
@@hughgpauwels been a UGA football fan since 04 I’m 32. From Atlanta. Never seen so many drops from the GA receivers smh.. y’all really caught a break. This game should have been a blowout..
@@big6680 Carson was also not in sync. You play a team that is prepared for your defense that can play as good defense as Texas did there could be problems. But Carson looked as bad as Quinn out there.
Really concerned by how badly the offense responded to what Georgia showed last night. Sark going on ESPN to say how Quinn plays big in big games and all the other ESPN hype didn’t help either. Georgia was talking about they felt slighted coming into this game. It was all bulletin board material for Georgia who came in pissed, highly focused, and extremely well prepared. Hats off to Georgia for an incredible defensive game plan! 👏👏
I appreciate Kirby giving a dose of reality check to Sark. Let’s see if our boys can grow and get better this season. If not, we still have freakin Arch Manning to look forward to next year. 😆🤘🏼
Quinn has 63.9 PFF grade which is 230th out of 317 qualified QB’s. We have a UDFA level Quarterback this year! He had 6 turnover worthy plays last night which is the most for a QB in the last 4 years!
A huge piece to the lack of offense was the play calling. Sark kept calling for throws behind the line of scrimmage, when they should have taken more risks.
@@litedawg He’s a little sheep in wolves clothing because of his inconsistency. He’s good when things are clean and on time. He struggles with adversity though particularly with injuries.
@@chanmanv If he wants to succeed in the NFL he has to learn how to get down and dirty. Maybe this is a teachable moment for him? The Big 12 didn't test us nearly as much, so Quinn hasn't had a ton of games where he's being put in a bad position and expected to win us a game. He failed this one. He's gotta prove he's worthy of the 1st round. At this point, I REALLY don't see it.
Wrong game plan for Georgia too. We seemed to follow the same script we followed against Oklahoma and Georgia knew where we were going with our plays before we finished executing them.
Georgia visitor here. What about the in game coaching and play calling? Thanks and good luck moving forward. We may well meet again if you handle A&M or in the CFP.
Ewers’ NFL draft opportunity took a major hit. He’ll see a defense like that every week in the league. His fundamentals regressed and his mind was in a blender. I get that the protection was subpar, but Quinn played confused and uncertain. I hope he can get back on track
@@elCamaronBorracho Nobody’s defense is like what he saw last night. Never has Banks and Cam been abused like that. You have to remember we dominated top defenses like OU and Michigan but Georgia’s talent and physicality is different.
@@chanmanv Exactly, Georgia’s defense is similar to the NFL and Quinn struggled mightily. I’m pulling for Quinn to become a complete QB. I would love for him to go onto the league and make the university proud. I’m concerned, however, that his development is not where it needs to be. We’ll see if he puts it all together before the end of the season. He might benefit from another year in college. But, that’s a whole other discussion
I wonder what the coaches see, during the week, that makes them believe their chances are better with #3. They know more about football than we do AND they are there every day watching these guys.
I didn't understand how nonchalant Ewers looked in the pocket, he didn't step up when he got pressure and did not scramble when he had to. He looked very slow.
Yeah he looked nothing like he did against Michigan. If he's still hurt and that's why his mobility was compromised he needs to let Arch play then. We don't need any QB at 80% entering the beef of SEC play.
Texas must have a sense of urgency against Vandy like Georgia did this weekend. It is a must win next weekend. Quinn has to fix it or make way for Arch Manning. I’ve defended QE to the hilt but no longer making excuses for him. This season is too promising to allow a failing QB to hinder progress. All are accountable regardless of position.
AGREED, Ewers himself looks like he's playing in slow motion most of the time! Plays with zero urgency. Has no zip on his passes, undertthrows all his deep balls as well. If he's hurt then bench him,if Not he better 💩 or get off the pot. Quality 3rd year qbs shouldn't regress like this. If Arch sees time against Vandy Quinn won't get his job back!
I agree Quinn has to improve. However I'm starting to question whether this team is actually as promising as advertised. Based on what I've seen, we don't have a receiver in the same stratosphere as Worthy or Mitchell. Brooks and Baxter are missed especially in the inside running game. I think Helm has done a tremendous job at TE but I'm concerned about matchup advantages against top tier safeties and LBs. I'm not saying these guys aren't good but last years team had top tier NFL talent. I don't necessarily see that this year. I hear about great track times and the grave digger catch but when push comes to shove I don't see that same level of production.
Not good by any particular offensive position group. But defense was really good. I don’t remember for sure but I felt like GA started all but two drives on our side of the 50 in the first half. To only be at 23 at half time we were still in it. This is a loss from being out coached. Sark has got to chew up more clock when we have terrible field position. Defense gets a turnover and has to defend a short field less than a minute later. The games we lose always come down to that. I love the horns and I think Sark is good. But maybe run it a few times and huddle up when our backs are at the end zone and try to take two minutes at least then punt for field position. Priorities: 1-clock 2-first down 3-repeat
My thoughts on QE was similar. He flat out sucked Saturday, his foot work regressed, and he was getting tricked by UGA's defensive schemes. Sark also didn't do him any favors either with play calling. Sark got completely out schemed by Kirby and Schumann. QE and Sark need to do better and the oline needs to play with a chip on their shoulder going forward. Seemed like UGA knew exactly what Texas was gonna do every play. Hoping Wisner and Mukuba are okay.
@@litedawg We could, we just didn't have the QB to run the Zone Read against you in the game. Arch CAN do that. You didn't respect Quinn as a runner, and that's why we couldn't run it. Terrible scheme.
I don’t think Quinn is healthy. Either he is not telling it or we thought he would be fine. I felt he was trying to protect himself after the first hit. Win or lose - Arch was healthy and capable enough. I would start healthy Quinn and I believe he was not.
Next time we face Georgia, we have to give them completely different looks that they haven’t seen before to combat their preparedness. They were prepared for our screens, end around, and runs around the edges.
Quinn sitting back in the pocket like a sitting duck like Arch did a couple times against UTSA had me asking, exactly why are we starting him if he's not gonna manipulate the pocket like he did against Michigan? That was my lone defense for him as to why he was starting over Arch. He got rid of the ball more quickly, had better pocket presence, and also did the short and intermediate stuff better. The Michigan game looked like a fluke. Also, why are we running zone reads with Quinn as well? Top defensive minds and players are gonna key on the back every time because they do not respect Quinn as a runner. They DO respect Arch, though.
@@Gurp1-w6u Either that or he's still hurt and not 100%. If that's the case seriously just sit. Arch has better tools and actually likes to throw more than 15 yards down the field. He was manipulating the pocket and showing urgency against Michigan and I saw none of that against Georgia.
As good as graham and grant are, they are nothing like Williams and Walker. Banks/Cam owned Michigan but they got their butts whooped yesterday. So yea Quinn had no pocket presence and footwork but it partially had to do with the lack of trust. After the blind side hit that caused the fumble, he was shook. Quinn gotta get tougher and braver but just pointing out the difference between Michigan and last night. He has the know how. Just needs the toughness.
@@chanmanv Yeah well that doesn't speak much for how must he trusts his team if they let him down one time and that lets him get shook. He has got to mentally harden up. What happened yesterday was not okay, and especially in our own fucking stadium! A lot of the pressure was coming off the edges and it didn't help that Sark was calling some plays that didn't develop very quickly. His quick release I thought would be the strength of his in a case of having overzealous edge rushers but I guess not. We needed to run the ball between the guard and tackle and stop trying to go for deep shots or plays that take too long to develop. We need to have a script that beats overly aggressive defenses like Kirby's, and some reverses and counters could do that as well. Not enough running in the first half, too much throwing, and not enough quick slants in general, and that's a problem I saw last year in general. We had some great slant plays but never called them.
To be honest I feel like Quinn was the problem. I saw him stepping up in the pocket against Michigan but not against Georgia. However, I do have confidence that he can shake it off and come back with a vengeance from this game for the next half of this season.
I feel like we would have had a better chance to win last night with Sam ehlinger given how Quinn played. We needed that “fight” & “grit”. Yes the OLine didn’t help either but Quinn just didn’t seem all there. Idk why
The quarterback position was a strong point for the first half of the season, but now what? Can't blame Arch as this was Quinn's game to shine. No more Heisman, no more first round. NFL present to check the quarterbacks and they both took a dump.
Gerry your point of lack of urgency was best shown during the last 8 mins of the 4th qtr. There was no urgency to lead this team in a comeback. He was scared. Period. The disconnect between him and the OL the last 2 games is alarming. They both cost each other millions of dollars last night.
Qwin has not gotten better as a Quarterback. His foot work is still bad and he's just a check down quarterback. If Texas plays teams with a good offense. Texas is in trouble
Ultimately this mostly falls on Sark. The team (specifically the entire offense) looked completely ill prepared to deal with what GA was capable of doing. We all have seen GA not playing up to their potential. That performance looked like a team prepared to play against GA playing like that instead of being prepared for what they were capable of. We will see going forward if this was just a "GA too good for TX" thing or if this was a "TX fraud alert" thing. If they keep looking like what we saw yesterday against good but very beatable teams we will know TX to this point has been a mirage.
Georgia was fighting for their lives and Texas didn't seem to have the energy. This game meant everything to Georgia, they lose and it's the downfall of them. Their front 7 didn't look like the team that was 13/15 in sacks in the conference. all this welcome to the SEC BS means nothing. We've already beaten Alabama and Georgia in the recent past which is more than any other SEC team can say in the last 20 years. Quinn looked terrible. He's not following through on throws, he seems to be lobbing the ball more vs firing it. Oline clearly played their worst game, at a bad time. Hopefully we can get another shot at them.. Defense played lights out. That qb Beck is terrible, worse then Quin. LOL TRASH. He'd be 3rd string at Texas.
Quinn getting an F after a D- after all that rest is a really bad sign. Ya'll called out Quinn bad footwork , I think he also missed way too many reads and was 'hearing footsteps and bailed to his check-down instead of finding the open recievers, Oline is taking a hit on 7 sacks allowed but how many were assigned to Quinn (or Arch). There were few instances where a timely step up didn't save the play even if he just threw it away. He's shellshocked and his footwork and failure to make reads under duress makes him a barely above-average QB who can't hit the long route with any accuracy...he's done.
We need a fullback, and a real power running game. The "eye candy" works against alot of teams, but georgia was way too disciplined, and way too physical to be phased by that finesse style of play. We need to be able to play hard nosed nasty football
Y'alls pride n overconfidence got the best of you this weekend. The Georgia Bulldogs came in hungry for Beef, and they ate!! But the way the fans reacted to an officials call, makes me rethink welcoming y'all into our league. That was Shameful and Adolescent, but we were warned beforehand. Go Dawgs!!
Get that ish outta here. In no way do I condone the fan behavior, and honestly it makes me sick. That being said, your fan base threw things on the field too vs Bama. So get that holier than thou crap outta here. Pot calling the kettle black mf. The big difference here is we are actually disgusted with that behavior and you obviously, are not
He's still injured. If they are giving him Toradol, it can cause his slow reaction. Seems after watching him it makes sense that the meds for the pain are messing with him.
@@Gurp1-w6u He has to be the one to tell them he can't go. If he does that it makes him look bad to the team and possibly the NFL. He's not in a good spot. It won't be any better this next week either. I think we will continue to see the same output from him.
His draft stock is plummeting. No hate towards Quinn but if ya aint stepping into throws and scaref of being hit your in trouble and he doesn't seem phased at all for it.
Georgia didn’t get Texas’ best at all… Georgia just played with intensity and something to prove and we didn’t and wanted to rub our faces in it cause it’s our first year… and when that happens you’re not going to win… if we play again, intensity won’t be the issue I don’t think and we’ll play better. Most the sacks were on Quinn holding onto the ball too long, being indecisive and not seeing the field well and not stepping up… also that throw to wingo that was a PI was bad, he had his man beat and if the ball was put in front of him that’s most likely a TD…
UT loss due to SEC politics. 1 loss teams eligibility for playoffs. At least 2 teams from SEC now can make playoff run. Offense in slow motion, Sark repetitive play calls, QE lame throws, defense not containing Williams. Suspect
The problem is y’all played nobody until last night, seems you had a false sense of your ability. This is SEC football, it just means more. Go Dawgs! The bottle throwing was real classy. Y’all won that contest, lol
Quin should be replaced immediately . He should have never started except for the colorado game, arch is more developed than quin as a freshman, quins mechanics stink and this is his third year, it stinked in the michigan game and stinked last year. This mess is on the position coaches and also on sark too.
Ewers and the whole overrated O-line got exposed. Ewers is soft, slow, fragile, and can't deliver the ball on the run. Manning needs to step up and take over the rest of the season. Ewers is done, and so is his future in the NFL. How many of the top recruits that got invited would want to be part of that embarrassment shown the other night against Georgia? Georgia came prepared and executed their attack efficiently. Texas needs a dual-threat quarterback if the O-line is porous and soft like last night. Georgia exposed Texas, and the remaining games will not be a cakewalk since Georgia has shown how to defeat and dominate Texas. Let's see the resolve of this team.
@@dewaynejordan516That doesn’t matter the teams in the playoff see how to beat us. Pressure Quinn and he turns into a coward and wants no part of the game.
@@Jaguarpaw33 I don't see many teams even in the playoffs outside maybe Ohio State that have the personnel to create that kind of havoc like Georgia did. I'm with u though Quinn panics under pressure and lack of a strong running game
Quinn’s footwork, timing and decision making have been awful for two games in a row. He's missing wide open receivers and is playing with zero confidence. Not sure how Sark fixes that but if texas is going to make the playoffs Sark is going to have to find a way to fix it. Another thing, Sark has to go find at least one RB via the portal this offseason. Nobody in that room can stay healthy or be a true number 1 guy
Wisner dropping that wide open pass hurt more than what people think
Yup
Momentum killer.
A great coach and great team can regain momentum. Offense didn't capitalize when defense gave them opportunities.
Have to catch the ball before the cut is made.
Totally agree. They need to execute those opportunities for lots of reasons. That was a great call by sark.
I'm just praying for the health of Trey Wisner and Andrew Mukuba 🙏🏾
Texas needs both of them moving forward.
@@UTHornsSEC this is what I want to know about. I’m surprised we have received zero updates.
Offensive grade should be “F” for failure. I agree with Gerry. Not even close to being elevated to a “D”
Bobby & Gerry - Thanks for the candor. We need honest appraisal - and not just after losses. We need a hard, realistic and fair eval like this one to keep is not only realistic but grounded. You gave us some early warnings against OU - a victory but not a sharp one. Victories in non-excellence risk a mindset that you can win without your best effort and that is just not the case in college football today. In addition, there was just too much hype - recruiting mega event, best team ever ... and possibly too much distraction on this one. A more focused and humbled team came in and took over in our house when EVERYONE had Texas picked to win. This is a long time characteristic of Texas football - we do not win the games everyone think they should win. That is the cycle that has to break for any Texas team to be the best of all time.
Quinn has lost his get out of jail free card. The oline got owned but Quinn missed many open throws and missed many open reads. Arch did not start to move the offense when he entered, my concern for Quinn is if Arch is already as good as you with less reps and probably a higher ceiling then he might need to start getting his lumps so we can get more out of Arch instead of grabbing those lumps next year.
Some of it was the o-line but Quinn was far too slow and indecisive. Some of it is on him. No line can hold for long against a talented defense.
@@Surfbird11, that’s exactly right. Ewers was holding onto the ball too long, was indecisive, had bad footwork and didn’t step up in the pocket. Banks can’t hold off his guy for 5 seconds.
If Quinn is injured he needs to let Arch play
Arch played last night
@@Mark-zx2bqHe needs to play from start to finish 🤘
@@Magikdan armchair QBs crack me up
Quinn is the better QB in knowing the playbook and seeing the coverage.
Arch didn't do anything either
They played a real team with a real pass rush. I think the step up in competition kinda had them shellshocked, especially in the first half.
The step up vs Georgia...yes. The rest of the sec isn't special
@@ChristopherManuel-l9z I guess you haven't learned your lesson yet. lol
@@ChristopherManuel-l9zthere are 6 SEC teams in the Top 10 today.
@@litedawgAre rankings supposed to mean something? If anything Texas plays better when counted out, as Kirby claims everyone did to Georgia and presto they had their best game of the year, so again I ask you are rankings supposed to mean something? Do they frighten you people on the wrong side of the Mississippi?
Carson Beck looked awful and was still the best QB on the field. Never seen such a big game where the QB play was so bad on both sides.
No he wasn't. Quinn was better. Neither one of them are first rounders after this game. A lotta players defensive stock went up, especially on Texas.
@@hughgpauwels Quinn was terrible and both sucked.
@@jamesfields2916 Maybe if Carson had our WRs maybe he does better though. UGA's receivers were clearly worse than ours.
@@hughgpauwels been a UGA football fan since 04 I’m 32. From Atlanta. Never seen so many drops from the GA receivers smh.. y’all really caught a break. This game should have been a blowout..
@@big6680 Carson was also not in sync. You play a team that is prepared for your defense that can play as good defense as Texas did there could be problems. But Carson looked as bad as Quinn out there.
Really concerned by how badly the offense responded to what Georgia showed last night.
Sark going on ESPN to say how Quinn plays big in big games and all the other ESPN hype didn’t help either. Georgia was talking about they felt slighted coming into this game. It was all bulletin board material for Georgia who came in pissed, highly focused, and extremely well prepared. Hats off to Georgia for an incredible defensive game plan! 👏👏
I appreciate Kirby giving a dose of reality check to Sark. Let’s see if our boys can grow and get better this season. If not, we still have freakin Arch Manning to look forward to next year. 😆🤘🏼
We just got whipped
Yep! They took our lunch money Fa sho
Don't use WE, unless you play on the team, are a team coach or the water boy.
Quinn has 63.9 PFF grade which is 230th out of 317 qualified QB’s. We have a UDFA level Quarterback this year! He had 6 turnover worthy plays last night which is the most for a QB in the last 4 years!
OL
A huge piece to the lack of offense was the play calling. Sark kept calling for throws behind the line of scrimmage, when they should have taken more risks.
His play calling was limited because Ewers was running for his life and not seeing the field well.
I think Sark had to scrap his entire game plan because of the OL failures and how Quinn collapsed afterwards.
@@chanmanv I think we are finding out Ewers not so good
@@litedawg He’s a little sheep in wolves clothing because of his inconsistency. He’s good when things are clean and on time. He struggles with adversity though particularly with injuries.
@@chanmanv If he wants to succeed in the NFL he has to learn how to get down and dirty. Maybe this is a teachable moment for him? The Big 12 didn't test us nearly as much, so Quinn hasn't had a ton of games where he's being put in a bad position and expected to win us a game. He failed this one. He's gotta prove he's worthy of the 1st round. At this point, I REALLY don't see it.
No mention of another stupid Sark decision to skip a FG?
Wrong game plan for Georgia too. We seemed to follow the same script we followed against Oklahoma and Georgia knew where we were going with our plays before we finished executing them.
Georgia visitor here. What about the in game coaching and play calling? Thanks and good luck moving forward. We may well meet again if you handle A&M or in the CFP.
“Took him to the ground “ is a hold
Well said Gerry with the opening
They got their asses kicked plain and simple
Ewers’ NFL draft opportunity took a major hit. He’ll see a defense like that every week in the league. His fundamentals regressed and his mind was in a blender. I get that the protection was subpar, but Quinn played confused and uncertain. I hope he can get back on track
@@elCamaronBorracho Nobody’s defense is like what he saw last night. Never has Banks and Cam been abused like that. You have to remember we dominated top defenses like OU and Michigan but Georgia’s talent and physicality is different.
@@chanmanv Exactly, Georgia’s defense is similar to the NFL and Quinn struggled mightily. I’m pulling for Quinn to become a complete QB. I would love for him to go onto the league and make the university proud. I’m concerned, however, that his development is not where it needs to be. We’ll see if he puts it all together before the end of the season. He might benefit from another year in college. But, that’s a whole other discussion
I wonder what the coaches see, during the week, that makes them believe their chances are better with #3. They know more about football than we do AND they are there every day watching these guys.
I didn't understand how nonchalant Ewers looked in the pocket, he didn't step up when he got pressure and did not scramble when he had to. He looked very slow.
Yeah he looked nothing like he did against Michigan. If he's still hurt and that's why his mobility was compromised he needs to let Arch play then. We don't need any QB at 80% entering the beef of SEC play.
Because he was stepping up into a sack. The pocket was collapsing on a lot of plays.
@@litedawg Still he could have MOVED a bit. He had similar issues against Michigan. But he moved out of it. Not really an excuse.
@litedawg the majority of the pressure was coming from the edges...he absolutely could have stepped up
@@franknitti100 you might be right
Texas must have a sense of urgency against Vandy like Georgia did this weekend. It is a must win next weekend. Quinn has to fix it or make way for Arch Manning. I’ve defended QE to the hilt but no longer making excuses for him. This season is too promising to allow a failing QB to hinder progress. All are accountable regardless of position.
@@toddlacey8557 Ewers is a good QB. He had multiple, highly motivated FYPs hunting him last night. He'll be fine going forward.
AGREED, Ewers himself looks like he's playing in slow motion most of the time! Plays with zero urgency. Has no zip on his passes, undertthrows all his deep balls as well. If he's hurt then bench him,if Not he better 💩 or get off the pot. Quality 3rd year qbs shouldn't regress like this. If Arch sees time against Vandy Quinn won't get his job back!
@@bd2378 Hope so
Manning not choosing the open targets over the covered deep targets. He will learn.
I agree Quinn has to improve. However I'm starting to question whether this team is actually as promising as advertised. Based on what I've seen, we don't have a receiver in the same stratosphere as Worthy or Mitchell. Brooks and Baxter are missed especially in the inside running game. I think Helm has done a tremendous job at TE but I'm concerned about matchup advantages against top tier safeties and LBs. I'm not saying these guys aren't good but last years team had top tier NFL talent. I don't necessarily see that this year. I hear about great track times and the grave digger catch but when push comes to shove I don't see that same level of production.
Not good by any particular offensive position group. But defense was really good. I don’t remember for sure but I felt like GA started all but two drives on our side of the 50 in the first half. To only be at 23 at half time we were still in it. This is a loss from being out coached. Sark has got to chew up more clock when we have terrible field position. Defense gets a turnover and has to defend a short field less than a minute later. The games we lose always come down to that. I love the horns and I think Sark is good. But maybe run it a few times and huddle up when our backs are at the end zone and try to take two minutes at least then punt for field position. Priorities:
1-clock
2-first down
3-repeat
Until that final drive 88 yard driveGeorgia didn't have a scoring drive over 35 yards.
My thoughts on QE was similar. He flat out sucked Saturday, his foot work regressed, and he was getting tricked by UGA's defensive schemes. Sark also didn't do him any favors either with play calling. Sark got completely out schemed by Kirby and Schumann. QE and Sark need to do better and the oline needs to play with a chip on their shoulder going forward. Seemed like UGA knew exactly what Texas was gonna do every play.
Hoping Wisner and Mukuba are okay.
Establish the run game or hang it up in top tier sec play. Horns up 🤘🏻
You can’t run again the Dawgs. Their weakness is the secondary.
@@litedawg We could, we just didn't have the QB to run the Zone Read against you in the game. Arch CAN do that. You didn't respect Quinn as a runner, and that's why we couldn't run it. Terrible scheme.
@@litedawg 2nd half the Horns ran with some success. Critical for a balanced playbook
I don’t think Quinn is healthy. Either he is not telling it or we thought he would be fine. I felt he was trying to protect himself after the first hit. Win or lose - Arch was healthy and capable enough. I would start healthy Quinn and I believe he was not.
It was just reported that the oblique strain is still affecting Quinn.
@@wasiahmed6294 For sure something is going on. At the very least, it’s mental. He doesn’t just collapse like this for no reason.
@@chanmanv If its mental then it's time to go with Arch. Quinn having mental issues in year 3 is unacceptable.
Next time we face Georgia, we have to give them completely different looks that they haven’t seen before to combat their preparedness. They were prepared for our screens, end around, and runs around the edges.
Great job Bobby and Gerry!! An objective reasonable and accurate Analysis
Get ALL of your Backs in the mix. Let the RB room be a UNIT.
Quinn sitting back in the pocket like a sitting duck like Arch did a couple times against UTSA had me asking, exactly why are we starting him if he's not gonna manipulate the pocket like he did against Michigan? That was my lone defense for him as to why he was starting over Arch. He got rid of the ball more quickly, had better pocket presence, and also did the short and intermediate stuff better. The Michigan game looked like a fluke. Also, why are we running zone reads with Quinn as well? Top defensive minds and players are gonna key on the back every time because they do not respect Quinn as a runner. They DO respect Arch, though.
Quinn is just not that good
@@Gurp1-w6u Either that or he's still hurt and not 100%. If that's the case seriously just sit. Arch has better tools and actually likes to throw more than 15 yards down the field. He was manipulating the pocket and showing urgency against Michigan and I saw none of that against Georgia.
As good as graham and grant are, they are nothing like Williams and Walker. Banks/Cam owned Michigan but they got their butts whooped yesterday. So yea Quinn had no pocket presence and footwork but it partially had to do with the lack of trust. After the blind side hit that caused the fumble, he was shook. Quinn gotta get tougher and braver but just pointing out the difference between Michigan and last night. He has the know how. Just needs the toughness.
@@chanmanv Yeah well that doesn't speak much for how must he trusts his team if they let him down one time and that lets him get shook. He has got to mentally harden up. What happened yesterday was not okay, and especially in our own fucking stadium! A lot of the pressure was coming off the edges and it didn't help that Sark was calling some plays that didn't develop very quickly. His quick release I thought would be the strength of his in a case of having overzealous edge rushers but I guess not. We needed to run the ball between the guard and tackle and stop trying to go for deep shots or plays that take too long to develop. We need to have a script that beats overly aggressive defenses like Kirby's, and some reverses and counters could do that as well. Not enough running in the first half, too much throwing, and not enough quick slants in general, and that's a problem I saw last year in general. We had some great slant plays but never called them.
After that first big hit, Quinn was scared. Clearly scared and didn’t know what he was seeing.
To be honest I feel like Quinn was the problem. I saw him stepping up in the pocket against Michigan but not against Georgia. However, I do have confidence that he can shake it off and come back with a vengeance from this game for the next half of this season.
Also, how does this affect our recruiting?
If Texas continues to lose it will. 1 game won't cause players to decommit
Recruits saw they can probably beat out some starters and get playing time.
Welcome to the SEC. You don’t get to play Miss St every week.
Texas will be 9-3 this year.
I feel like we would have had a better chance to win last night with Sam ehlinger given how Quinn played. We needed that “fight” & “grit”. Yes the OLine didn’t help either but Quinn just didn’t seem all there. Idk why
Sam beat Georgia in the 2019 Sugar Bowl, remember?
Sam would have won.
Sam is in the NFL.
@@BurntOrangeHorn78 I know. I’m saying if Sam was on this team right now.
@@BurntOrangeHorn78 point being Sam was NFL caliber QB.
We are a good team but not quite ready due to youth in key areas. And lack of elite QB play in big moments.
Not to mention lack of OL blocking.
The quarterback position was a strong point for the first half of the season, but now what? Can't blame Arch as this was Quinn's game to shine. No more Heisman, no more first round. NFL present to check the quarterbacks and they both took a dump.
Gerry your point of lack of urgency was best shown during the last 8 mins of the 4th qtr. There was no urgency to lead this team in a comeback. He was scared. Period.
The disconnect between him and the OL the last 2 games is alarming. They both cost each other millions of dollars last night.
Whatever the reason, Quinn is not right. I give him one half at Vandy, then we go to Arch if he does not look good.
That was pretty good trash throwing, though. Reminded me of the WCW.
Qwin has not gotten better as a Quarterback. His foot work is still bad and he's just a check down quarterback. If Texas plays teams with a good offense. Texas is in trouble
Welcome to the SEC!
@uncleg5257 dude stfu we have beaten sec teams plenty of times smh
The SEC hasn’t been some crazy revelation for Texas. Texas has handled the SEC just fine. Texas didn’t lose to the SEC Texas just lost to Georgia.
They lost to Georgia. The best team in the sec.
Wait! Arch Manning came is stone cold to a red hot Georgia team. Theres a huge difference between
Ultimately this mostly falls on Sark. The team (specifically the entire offense) looked completely ill prepared to deal with what GA was capable of doing. We all have seen GA not playing up to their potential. That performance looked like a team prepared to play against GA playing like that instead of being prepared for what they were capable of.
We will see going forward if this was just a "GA too good for TX" thing or if this was a "TX fraud alert" thing. If they keep looking like what we saw yesterday against good but very beatable teams we will know TX to this point has been a mirage.
Georgia was fighting for their lives and Texas didn't seem to have the energy. This game meant everything to Georgia, they lose and it's the downfall of them. Their front 7 didn't look like the team that was 13/15 in sacks in the conference. all this welcome to the SEC BS means nothing. We've already beaten Alabama and Georgia in the recent past which is more than any other SEC team can say in the last 20 years. Quinn looked terrible. He's not following through on throws, he seems to be lobbing the ball more vs firing it. Oline clearly played their worst game, at a bad time. Hopefully we can get another shot at them.. Defense played lights out. That qb Beck is terrible, worse then Quin. LOL TRASH. He'd be 3rd string at Texas.
Helme has illegal procedure penalties in every game at critical 3rd downs. Drive killer.
Quinn getting an F after a D- after all that rest is a really bad sign. Ya'll called out Quinn bad footwork , I think he also missed way too many reads and was 'hearing footsteps and bailed to his check-down instead of finding the open recievers, Oline is taking a hit on 7 sacks allowed but how many were assigned to Quinn (or Arch). There were few instances where a timely step up didn't save the play even if he just threw it away. He's shellshocked and his footwork and failure to make reads under duress makes him a barely above-average QB who can't hit the long route with any accuracy...he's done.
Do you guys think that QE still hurt?
Quinn is definitely under 90% and playing with ptsd.
We need a fullback, and a real power running game. The "eye candy" works against alot of teams, but georgia was way too disciplined, and way too physical to be phased by that finesse style of play. We need to be able to play hard nosed nasty football
That defense would make any offense look bad.
It wasn’t the QB position it was that defense. They’ve never played nor seen that type of defense.
Where in the hell is Malik Agbo? Why aren't they using him as a TE?
Y'alls pride n overconfidence got the best of you this weekend.
The Georgia Bulldogs came in hungry for Beef, and they ate!!
But the way the fans reacted to an officials call, makes me rethink welcoming y'all into our league.
That was Shameful and Adolescent, but we were warned beforehand.
Go Dawgs!!
who are you?
Get that ish outta here. In no way do I condone the fan behavior, and honestly it makes me sick. That being said, your fan base threw things on the field too vs Bama. So get that holier than thou crap outta here. Pot calling the kettle black mf. The big difference here is we are actually disgusted with that behavior and you obviously, are not
@@LeonStjames
There's an Idjit in every crowd.
But trying to justify your behavior by theirs is stoopid!!
@@bryanmcleod9346 drone show was excellent
Gerry and Bobby: If Arch had 100% of the 1st team reps, could he have been more successful?
I do believe he has more upside and a higher ceiling. He may need to be starting if he is as good as Quinn is right now with less reps
Not quite ready yet. He has a few things to learn before next year.
Jerry u forgot ur shades 😊
These guys call it like it is. I respect it!
Giggem cant wait
He's still injured. If they are giving him Toradol, it can cause his slow reaction. Seems after watching him it makes sense that the meds for the pain are messing with him.
then why start him? 🤦♂️
@@Gurp1-w6u He has to be the one to tell them he can't go. If he does that it makes him look bad to the team and possibly the NFL. He's not in a good spot. It won't be any better this next week either. I think we will continue to see the same output from him.
Yes Toradol does slow your reactions down.
Is it that he’s not setting his feet or is it that he’s still hurt?
He was shell shocked because his OL was completely mauled for 3 qtrs.
@@bd2378he looked the same against a sorry Oklahoma team
Bobby arch is head and shoulders above Quinn. They need to move on to the future. Game plan for arch and let him get the full package
His draft stock is plummeting. No hate towards Quinn but if ya aint stepping into throws and scaref of being hit your in trouble and he doesn't seem phased at all for it.
Georgia didn’t get Texas’ best at all… Georgia just played with intensity and something to prove and we didn’t and wanted to rub our faces in it cause it’s our first year… and when that happens you’re not going to win… if we play again, intensity won’t be the issue I don’t think and we’ll play better. Most the sacks were on Quinn holding onto the ball too long, being indecisive and not seeing the field well and not stepping up… also that throw to wingo that was a PI was bad, he had his man beat and if the ball was put in front of him that’s most likely a TD…
There definitely some uncalled PI on Wingo.
Hutson was in for Campbell in the 3rd quarter.
I’m sorry but quinn hasn’t looked good the past two games. I think we should just go to arch
UT loss due to SEC politics. 1 loss teams eligibility for playoffs. At least 2 teams from SEC now can make playoff run. Offense in slow motion, Sark repetitive play calls, QE lame throws, defense not containing Williams. Suspect
You played Georgia. Welcome to the SEC.
We beat ou in our sec opener, we're you asleep in the ou stands?
Oklahoma? Seems like they just arrived with TX. I should have stated 'welcome to the old SEC'.
LOL!
Geezus
The problem is y’all played nobody until last night, seems you had a false sense of your ability. This is SEC football, it just means more. Go Dawgs! The bottle throwing was real classy. Y’all won that contest, lol
Ignorant comment. 2 loss bama stomped a hole in Georgia's chest
Bevo shovel kinda game
Quin should be replaced immediately . He should have never started except for the colorado game, arch is more developed than quin as a freshman, quins mechanics stink and this is his third year, it stinked in the michigan game and stinked last year. This mess is on the position coaches and also on sark too.
Ewers and the whole overrated O-line got exposed. Ewers is soft, slow, fragile, and can't deliver the ball on the run. Manning needs to step up and take over the rest of the season. Ewers is done, and so is his future in the NFL. How many of the top recruits that got invited would want to be part of that embarrassment shown the other night against Georgia? Georgia came prepared and executed their attack efficiently. Texas needs a dual-threat quarterback if the O-line is porous and soft like last night. Georgia exposed Texas, and the remaining games will not be a cakewalk since Georgia has shown how to defeat and dominate Texas. Let's see the resolve of this team.
Nobody left on the schedule has a defense like Georgia
@@dewaynejordan516That doesn’t matter the teams in the playoff see how to beat us. Pressure Quinn and he turns into a coward and wants no part of the game.
@@Jaguarpaw33 I don't see many teams even in the playoffs outside maybe Ohio State that have the personnel to create that kind of havoc like Georgia did. I'm with u though Quinn panics under pressure and lack of a strong running game
@@Jaguarpaw33Quinn is soft.
@@Jaguarpaw33 QE is not healthy. That’s my belief
Quinn’s footwork, timing and decision making have been awful for two games in a row. He's missing wide open receivers and is playing with zero confidence. Not sure how Sark fixes that but if texas is going to make the playoffs Sark is going to have to find a way to fix it. Another thing, Sark has to go find at least one RB via the portal this offseason. Nobody in that room can stay healthy or be a true number 1 guy
Hookem
Sark makes the decisions,it’s all his fault!!!!!!!!
What a low class fan base! Go Dawgs
Quinn is gonna have to transfer
QUINN looked bad the whole first half and med second half.
Quinn looked afraid plain and simple.
There was a reason.