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Zgeo wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2024 4:28 pm Just put in 5 new guys on the Oline. Can’t be worse

Tend to agree.

I've also wondered why they haven't tried some of those 5-star freshmen occasionally. Got to think that all-world tight end we recruited would be an improvement over what we're running out there now.

Elzinga sure is punting well.

FossilFuelRules wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2024 4:54 pm Elzinga sure is punting well.

...yes he is...and often!

Texas is just a lot better than we are. That’s why they are number one and we are number 18.

I wish we could get enough guys healthy to be able to tell what SL can actually do. As it is we have 2 mediocre RBs, no receivers worthy of the name and an O line that should not be playing D1 football

The offense is what it is, below avg. And they've had to improve from week 1 to now just to get to that level.

Just frustrating.

So what happens to these guys that stay injured red shirt, lose a year?

My gosh this brutal

We have got to figure out why we always seem to be the most injured team in college football, and correct whatever the issue is.

Impossible to field a competitive team with so many injuries.

EMan wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2024 4:18 pm A freshman QB with the top five receivers out... OK, I can understand some issues. But the OL not being able to block a fence post, that's unacceptable.

AMEN, brother! Preach ON! The only thing "offensive" about the line is how bad they are playing.

Sometimes I think the concept of pass d escapes us.

The Seth Littrell era should come to an END.Period.

Anyone think our special teams is that much improved over last year? With the new coach I was expecting so much more.

So you think this is all Latrell fault you don’t think it might be the Texas defense

Can't really pin the offensive failures on Littrell, IMO. Too many injuries to tell what the offense really looks like.

Sometimes I think the concept of pass d escapes us.