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I think it's just good to have one more person supporting TU athletics who isn't getting paid to be there. (She would get free tuition if her parent worked at the school anyway)
But if their parent passed through Waco anytime in the last ten years that student must be disqualified from everything. You should know that by now, aston.
O god. I drove through there once about a decade ago..... do I need to see a doctor?
If you were up to date on your shots you should be fine. If not, well....you may want to get your things in order. And don't even think about trying out for the pom squad.
Gawd we suck, we are bickering about silly things like it’s the off-season.
Little Monty got the spot because of his dad, there’s 3 or 4 better WRs on the squad who never play
Little Lady Monty is actually a talented cheerleader, likely one of the best on the squad.
Now let’s discuss how we will manage to lose to Navy.
Little Monty got the spot because of his dad, there’s 3 or 4 better WRs on the squad who never play
Little Lady Monty is actually a talented cheerleader, likely one of the best on the squad.
Now let’s discuss how we will manage to lose to Navy.
I agree that 4th down call was the big momentum changer. If that is called correctly, I think we win going away. My question is why didn’t we challenge the spot. TV replays showed it was obviously short. We should have at least called timeout & tried to force a review.
I'd say stewart is a better receiver. And if there isn't a better receiver, then J Johnson, and Santana should be splitting backup duty for three positions. Two better equipped receivers can easily handle backing up three spots and/or going out there when there is a set for four receivers.
Stewart is an outside receiver. There's no reason for him to be in the slot on 5 wides. I would say J Johnson or Santana should be out there but they're numbers 3 and 4 so they already are. I think Jarion Anderson is the only correct answer to this.
I couldn't remember if Jarion Anderson got his eligibility back, or I would have mentioned him. And you are ignoring the talent level of all the youngish pups this far into the season, just like Monty.
May we also talk about "the season", aka 2016? On one hand, we are all in the right to argue that a blown call against Navy cost us the AAC title, or at the least a chance to play for it. On the other hand, think of how that season would have unraveled had the Fresno game continued on the trajectory it appeared to be on. I remember being in the car listening on the way to a wedding and thinking "this is bad, like BB losing to a bunch of new C-USA teams in 2013 bad." Not just that game, but look at how Cincinnati dominated us for a good stretch of the first half in that game; we won in OT by 3 freaking points -- in a home game against a 4-8 team. As much as I love that year and that season, there are several games (Fresno and Cincy being the two that stick out) that could have turned things south in a hurry. A LOT of that was to do with discipline and coaching, we just had the talent and fortitude to battle back successfully. The aforementioned games and the SMU game went to OT that year and easily could have gone the way things have since. The only positive thing that Monty has brought with him is that it is no longer the mental equivalent of a fait accompli for our players when we play P5 times; that said -- he hasn't beat any, either. Monty has never been a v2 of Todd Graham and Gus out there decimating teams and scoring 56 plus points a game, but for the first two years he was a good-enough field general in that he could "rally his troops" when the going got tough; now, he can't even claim that. In 2018 it was USF, Arky St., Houston, and Texas... In the godforsaken year before, it began in Toledo. In 2019, he is 1-2 in the same types of close games. The OSU game was ours to lose at halftime and SMU will be a shadow that is hard to shake for the remainder of his tenure... whatever it winds up being. This is just so sad, because the talent is there and it is all too obvious that this team should be 4-1 and possibly ranked. What is more unappealing is that he seems to be unwilling to take responsibility for his own performance. As a Falcons fan, I am seeing the same thing with Dan Quinn since he took over the defense. Like some portions of the TU base who are glued to 2016 in defending Monty, portions of the Atlanta base are glued to the fact Quinn took us to the SB and fail to remember that he took his foot off the gas and melted down. The parallels between Quinn and Monty are unnerving to say the least. To get back on topic, OSU had to force Gundy to hire an OC; we should force Monty to name one and share some of the related duties with him.
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Jarion Anderson has been returning punts, so he is eligible.
So there you go, Anderson is a better answer than Stewart. I still think Stewart wouldn't compare horribly to Cannon, even out of position a bit. But I'll take answer #2.(Anderson)
Besides that Crawford, J Johnson, Stokes, Santana, and K Johnson, in that order can handle the five slot WR sets.
What would end this argument is Monty leaving/let go and someone else comes in and goes to a bowl with the same players. If that happens, Monty is a DI assistant at best. If the team competes for the AAC title, then he is a lower division head coach at best and Briles scripted his calls at Baylor. If the team still can't get to .500, then it's the school.
