Yeah, would tend to think the BYU kid would be unanimous #1 prospect most years.
Boozer probably isn't as good of a pro prospect, but wouldn't be shocking if he was the best college player this year.
Hard to prove intent. But worst case scenario they just tell us no. We wouldn't have run it without their approval, thus wouldn't have been flagged and still had a decent chance to score.
This KU guard seems special. I'm interested to see how things go tomorrow against legit competition. I can't remember the last time a guard had this buzz heading into the season.
There literally is no way for us to have been flagged. We cleared the play with the refs and Sategna pointed to the ref before and got approval.
I don't love that type of play, but Arbuckle and the team executed it to perfection.
It's really weird you're still crying about a play that even Auburn isn't complaining about anymore. But I'm proud of you for having a complaint that wasn't plagiarized straight from Gabe.
Yeah, it's pretty hard to defend a guy whose teams got worse every single year. Especially when they carry on tradition at their next job. Riley has all the same issues at USC, so it's hard to see why anybody is watching him going 8-5 and 7-6 in an inferior conference and wishing we still had...
Yeah, they haven't lost a game by more than 10 all year, including multiple playoff teams. Good defense with below average QB play...sounds a lot like the Baylor team we barely beat in OT. Auburn may actually be better.
Anybody that thinks the level of competition is comparable has their head...
It's pathetic to pretend he didn't break his hand even after surgery. I understand you broke your hand thinking about Lon, but that's not how Mateer broke his.
The game where our QB1 had a broken hand for 3 quarters and still led us to a win in regulation?
Jackson Arnold was better than all 3 the QBs we were playing for watered down Big 12 championships:
https://www.espn.com/college-football/boxscore/_/gameId/401132974