SwineFlew

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LOL, he counts 8 total in the article title but then fails to name the 8th team he had counted.
And if he were committed to Florida or Miami, and there was "just something about" said school, no doubt tOSU would be throwing money at him to flip to the Buckeyes. 'Tis the way of the land in the Wild Wild West of NIL.
Amen, best of luck to you and yours, KJ. Always a Hog.
Matt, Google is your friend. "13. Arkansas: The last time Arkansas missed the postseason: 2019, in coach Bret Bielema’s last season. (Hogs qualified in 2020, but game was canceled)." Beilema's last Arkansas team was in 2017. At least you got the year right. That woeful 2019 team was coached by Choad "Left Lane, Hammer Down, Stuck in Neutral, Club Dub, All My Exes Still Live in Texas" Morris. 10 second Google search to double-check your facts. I hate to come out and straight up say some writers are lazy, but come on. I know, I know, my expectations are too high for such a site. I have the same problem with my expectations for my team. Guess I'll never learn.
LOL TierZ. I don't know a single person who has ever considered vacationing in Misery, though I do know quite a few who have left their homes here in Florida (of all places to vacation from) to vacation in Arkansas. And after driving through the state from Joplin to Charleston and St Joe to St Louis this past spring, I wouldn't be poking fun at Arkansas roads. Pot meet Kettle. But you're right about one thing. Arkansas football certainly does suck in recent years.
Yeah, he should have just said he hadn't read it and wouldn't comment on it until after he had a chance to meet with KJ. This season seems to have gotten to him a bit, and no, there's no excuse for that.
All fans do that, even those who have no need to: TierZ 1 DAY AGO ...infact your program gets funded by a state that rather pour money into a university that well your population can’t afford, your roads suck and who the hell says let’s go to Arkansas for vacation? But I agree with you. Our team is way down. The portal has helped with talent disparity, and the D was much improved for most of the season. But the O-line performance just fell off a cliff, not that it was stellar last year. That, poor play-calling, and lack of discipline doomed this team from the start. I like Pittman, like most, but he'll get just one chance to turn things around. He needs a solid play-caller and a drastic change in the O-line. He might be too nice a guy to fire Kennedy, but that might be just what has to happen.
The impotent offensive performance was not a surprise, just more of the same with a different play caller.
It shouldn't surprise me at all, reading these articles for a few years now, but you guys continue to write articles without actually watching the games. "Biggest surprise: Defense gives up 48 points to Auburn" Defense gave up 41. 6 of those 48 were surrendered by the offense via turnover, and the subsequent extra point technically by special teams. That said, this defense Saturday carried no resemblance to the one that held 'Bama and LSU in check enough to give the Offense, even a struggling one, and fighting chance. The missed tackles and failure to contain the run game was mystifying, taking nothing away from Hunter's beast mode performance.
I certainly didn't claim that, but I didn't expect this either, ugh.
I was expecting a bit of a let down against Auburn, but not this. It was painful to watch, especially the regressive performance of the defense, which had been very solid all yeaand much improved over the previous year.
And that is saying something, considering the 2 Choad Morris debacle years.
No doubt, especially with competent play-calling.
Thanks. He was due. Hopefuly, things improve for both our teams.
The recently fired OC, Dan Enos, might have had a little to do with it, though Pittman has been responsible for some questionable and at least a couple bad in-game decisions and poor clock/time-out management. Happy to see the team didn't give up on each other or the season, and happy for Kenny Guiton. Hope things continue to improve.
Still feeling that way about Sanders, wag? He ran pretty hard today with some grit.
Agreed, much more egregious. This call could have gone either way, and replay is no help in this case.
Most of Sam Pittman's critical in-game decisions (and a couple indecicions) could have found their way onto this list. It's been bad. But hey, nowhere to go but up, right?...maybe?...hopefully?...eventually?
I love KJ, but after this past weekend's performance, he's listed too high. I know it's not all on him. His o-line, receivers, and OC aren't doing him any favors, but often, as the team goes, so goes the QB, fair or not. Not trying to take anything away from A&M's defensive performance here either. That's a very good front 7, and the back end is better than I thought they would be.