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Drew Allar is Kyle Boller 2.0.

It boils down to this - Europe plays as a team, the US is a group of individuals. This is why Europe is much better at the team events (alternate shot especially) than the US players are, and the US is typically better in singles play, as there is no team concept in your individual match. The...

CJ Carr is an absolute machine. So precise, so confident at such a young age, such a slow heartbeat. It will be a real pleasure getting to watch him perform and get even better over the next two seasons. The connection that he has with Malachi Fields, Jordan Faison and Eli Raridon is...

You mean can he hold for place kicks?

Yeah, I'm a little off in the head. LOL

Off the top of my head: John Mackovic preceded Mack Brown at Texas Galen Hall preceded Steve Spurrier at Florida Lou Saban preceded Howard Schnellenberger at Miami Paul Hackett preceded Pete Carroll at USC Gerry DiNardo preceded Nick Saban at LSU Bill Curry preceded Gene Stallings at Alabama...

To be fair, Lou Holtz replaced Barry Alvarez with Gary Darnell. That didn't exactly go well.

The offense was terrific today. The line did a great job staying on blocks in the run game, and aside from Knapp showing cement feet late in the first half, the pass protection was good. Carr plays with a lot of confidence and moxie for someone so young. He can really spin the ball, and...

His block on Love's long TD run was outstanding. Greathouse also with a great seal block to allow him to get to the edge.

It looked like an Achilles in real time. Went down without any contact while running.

Oh, the irony.

Well, that explains the look of constant constipation.

Their defense was really poor in the second half - the K-State offense did not really have the ball until late in the 4th quarter. There was a stretch where Army ran 37 plays on offense compared to 4 for K-State in the second half (there was a turnover on a kickoff which added to the...

Tanner Scott be like:

I’d call Michigan Spider Rico.

The most alarming thing aside from the coordinators coaching scared in this game was the lack of physicality on both sides of the ball. The lines got pushed around all game long. It's a testament to the talent on the team and the fight in the team that they were able to get this game tied...

Can't lose the line of scrimmage on both sides, turn the ball over twice, and have both coordinators coach scared and win a game against a good team. Carr showed me a lot, but also showed his inexperience at some critical times. This was a winnable game that got away.

Tyler Buchner did the same a few years ago, but unfortunately chose to do it on a staircase.