NBC is awful at sharing the noise. ESPN does a great job and I do not know the difference. All reports it seems like it was an SEC typoe enviroment noise wise, but on TV it does not come across.
Their unsuccessful plays were catastrophic (interception, a couple of sacks, failed 4th down, unable to get it in the end zone for 6 straight plays inside the 5), ours were 2 yard runs that went nowhere.
Yeah
He’s playing hurt. Can’t run the alley or lay the wood like he wants to.
Greg from ISD thinks Moore screwed this up. He mentions the same concept is run on the other side of the field and the DB's switch it off like they have all year, but for some reason Moore and Schuler don't.
The B12 games do this. This past weekend they did it for the game deciding catch between UCF and Kansas. It was very eye-opening. There were people who quickly decided it was a catch. There was one person who kept stopping them from calling it and asking for more and more angles even though they had already shown them all. Then said that the crowd was reacting to something on the jumbo tron and wanted to get whatever footage they had. They waited and waited until they finally figured out it was the same angle and just the home crowd wanting it to be incomplete. They eventually called it a catch, but goodness, they were listening to the crowd reaction.
It was Gene Steratore
I assumed that was the case. He just looks like a completely different player right now compared to the first 3 or 4 games when he was blowing up people. I assumed he was playing hurt.
It was definitely loud in the lower bowl. Especially in the 4th Q, was as loud if not louder than I’ve ever heard it on some of those critical downs.
there needs to be weighing of unsuccessful plays; a first down TFL loss of 2 yards versus a third down sack for example
Matthias Farley played a whole season for us with a bum shoulder. Same situation where he wasn't as aggressive and hard-hitting as we'd come to expect. But after properly rehabbing his shoulder in the off-season, he went on to have a long and productive career in the NFL. I expect similar from Shuler. He didn't suddenly forget how to be a physical safety.
WTF is this bit btw? Old man wanting to be in the know here.
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Using AI to remake NPR Tiny Desk concerts.
It's mostly a stat for gamblers honestly. We did great on 4th down this week, might not carry over. Turnovers often are luck based as well. Kentucky had amazing turnover and 4th down luck and got exposed. When it comes to championship level teams, it's less luck based compared to Arizona State or Nebraska.
an INT is always on the QB stats even when the ball hits the receiver in the hands, skips off them and becomes a pick 6.
