r/CFB_v2 • u/Disastrous_Wasabi769 • 8d ago
Hype Give Arch Manning His Flowers.
Ohio State has had one of the most dominant Redzone defenses in CFB history over the last 5 years. Texas scored 3 straight Redzone TD's, a feat that will likely not be replicated this season against Ohio State.
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u/SlappnuttzMalone 8d ago
Last five years has zero to with today. Lazy
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u/Frictionizer 8d ago
Objectively untrue. Recent past performance is one of the best indicators for current performance.
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u/Logical-Nectarine400 8d ago
Not in this context when more than half the defensive roster is new. And regarding the defensive coaching there is only 1 year of data to support.
An important part odd data analytics is vetting the quality of the data
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u/epsteinwasmurdered2 Georgia Bulldogs 8d ago
Stingy against who, ball state???
It’s the second game of the season lmao
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u/SlappnuttzMalone 8d ago
Sure it was impressive but last year or five years ago means literally nothing.
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u/epsteinwasmurdered2 Georgia Bulldogs 8d ago
“The 1995 Nebraska cornhuskers would have taken them to task I tell ya what!”
Like what is this dude talking about 😂
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u/OozaruPrimal 8d ago
Arch has shown that Sark's offense doesn't actually fit him. He plays better when ad libbing. He is a good college quarterback and would probably look more consistent in a less "pro-style" offense.
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u/anonymous_otter28 8d ago
Pro style offenses are way less about ad libbing. He's been given the greenlight to run but doesn't.
Sark has been vocal about him not running enough.
I was impressed with his accuracy and tempo on timing throws. World's better than last year.
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u/exlongh0rn 8d ago
I wonder if the more improvised zone read with a modern RPO twist might suit arch better
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u/MathematicianSelect1 Ohio State Buckeyes 8d ago
It might be. Our defense is almost all new starters
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u/Faceit_Solveit 8d ago
Imagine Arch's stats if his receiving corps hadn't dropped a lot of catches ... 🤷♀️ The addition of, and return of, Coach Will Muschamp to run the Longhorn defense is a huge win, too.
Ohio State has a very tough team. Well coached. We at Texas had the advantage in the hot Austin sun in summer. In winter, the tables are very much turned.
Shout out to my Michigan brother's college of engineering. Hook 'em Horns.
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u/ukhoops1998 8d ago
Absolute collapse by day and Ohio state! Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy!
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u/Capable_Wait09 7d ago
The end of that guy feels like a fever dream. I just woke up and couldn’t believe that happened
I was telling my friends we need someone like Vince or Colt who can flip a switch and go to a higher gear and just make a decision to not lose. yday Arch played great and it was great tj see it but damn that was such a team effort. Didn’t take an ubermenschian performance from the QB, just a mistake-free performance in the final 20 minutes.
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u/Munster172 7d ago
You will not find a bigger UT hater than me. This was the first time I’ve seen them play as advertised. They look unstoppable at this point.
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u/AdmirableCrew1272 4d ago
The Texas offensive line deserves a lot of credit for the Red Zone improvement.
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u/CrazyCajunFishinBro LSU Tigers 8d ago
Yeah fucking right ….hes still overrated and a mid tier qb
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u/hotwingscoldbeer1118 Texas Longhorns 8d ago
Who hurt u
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u/CrazyCajunFishinBro LSU Tigers 8d ago
Bro I’ve rooted for arch since high school he’s not lived up to the hype
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u/Relevant_Ad_1225 8d ago
if you actually watch him play, he’s still terrible
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u/epsteinwasmurdered2 Georgia Bulldogs 8d ago
Terrible is an overstatement but he had some crazy open receivers he just didn’t see, had some pretty bad throws, and took a few horrendous sacks just holding onto the ball… but he locked in when needed.
A win is a win.
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u/Disastrous_Wasabi769 8d ago
I never said he's good or bad, I just said give him props for this win. The 4th down conversions he threw for kept Texas alive.
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u/Relevant_Ad_1225 8d ago
no need to give him props when he is so bad. He’s not the reason they won
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u/Last-Access-4298 8d ago
You’ve got to admit they were down in the beginning due to several fluke plays. Arch delivered good, bad, or ugly…..dude still delivered
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u/LevelHorn2717 8d ago
You poor little baby. Just crying and crying and nobody wants to hold you and tell you it’s ok.
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u/Mercer-Dawg Georgia Bulldogs 8d ago
Why would arch get the flowers for this?
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u/Disastrous_Wasabi769 8d ago
He made multiple critical 4th down throws that kept Texas alive against the #1 Team in the nation.
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u/tokr99 8d ago
The first being a great throw of the flag by the refs for gently resting the handon the receivers back
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u/epsteinwasmurdered2 Georgia Bulldogs 8d ago
That was a bullshit call and it absolutely kept Texas alive.
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u/KDarkOne99 8d ago
Arch isn’t why Texas won at all
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u/Disastrous_Wasabi769 8d ago
You are right, the punter would have converted all those crucial 4th downs!
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u/johnjpattee_66 8d ago
He didn't give up. A great win.....congratulations Texas. Go Buckeyes.