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I don't doubt your sources, but what experience? Kenny has thrown all of 3 passes in 2 years. And despite having a year on CJ, one of those years was under a different system. Both of them have the same amount of time learning under Denbrock's system.

If those Miami fans could read, they'd be very upset.

The Chicago one's I was referring to were these ones: And nah, those Fenway ones are bad. Just way too much going on and again, the blue numbers on green just ain't it. Didn't look good with the old green jerseys pre-2023 and they didn't with these.

Lambert is 6'7 335. Absher is 6'8 327. Both of them are on the taller side, but Lambert makes Jagusah look shrimpy by comparison. He's an absolute tank.

Precisely why Carr going for about 60% is pretty remarkable. Considering this may be the best secondary in the country.

How does tearing a pec and breaking your arm on a UTV have anything to do with turf. Last I checked, in the game of football, you don't run on your hands.

Well, that catch and the missed chip shot field goal.

What even is that coverage? Literally 4 guys, 3 of them on defense and the only one in remotely decent position to make a play on the ball is the receiver. Moore would look at this picture and slap his forehead in embarrassment.

Went from "Holy crap, we may actually win this." to "Oh my god, we're gonna get blown out again, aren't we" to "Oh shit, are we making a comeback?" to "Welp...I don't really know what I expected."

That's Dr. Andrew Hendrix, MD. to you.

1) We're not going 0-2 2) This board will start screaming for a change the second the starting QB throws a bad pass against Miami.

My perspective is that Kenny has been more consistent in fall camp, while Carr has flashed but not as much as the spring. I think with it being a 2 player race now, rather than 3, that clears the path a bit and gives both of them more real estate to work with. Kenny is showing the consistency...

It's not just that it was 4 months ago, but you had basically a scrimmage where you had multiple starters/key contributors out and the units were jumbled around. Not to mention, you had essentially 3 QBs splitting reps in that game. Since then, the coaches have been able to evaluate these two...

Which transfer? Keyshawn Silver? He's at SC, not Miami

Indiana, okay. But being the lead receiver in the UGA game isn't really saying much, since ND only had 90 yards passing in that game.

Itachi Uchiha.

Hard disagree. Those ones were easily one of the best shamrock series unis we've had.

The Fenway and Chicago SS game ones were much worse.

Season's cancelled!