BAMA TENNESSEE 2022

[vandyfan1]

Just now, MrOrangePants said:

…and abandon ship!

[vandyfan1]

1 minute ago, PercyPeabody said:

HAHA Vandy is still looking for their offense! Apparently it's anchored down as well. 

Wishful thinking 

[PercyPeabody]

4 minutes ago, vandyfan1 said:

Wishful thinking 

Vanderbilt's last conference win was in 2019 against Missouri. Hopefully you get one again this year against Florida on Nov 19th. We are pulling for ya 

[GeneralForrest]

3 hours ago, Appvol said:

Do What! Shaky with accuracy against Florida. Come on!
 

he was off. missed wide open receivers. hit a couple of great throws too. posting some 40 MB graphic is silly and not a rebuttal. 

 

[GeneralForrest]

4 hours ago, BBRaider said:

A&M's 2 TD drives where both following turnovers and came on a short field 1 was 30yds the other 49 yards. A&M's drives consisted of

19

18

20

11

3

30 TD

-3

49 TD

4

-2

9

39

32

53 15 yd face mask

69 13 yd PI 

  

penalties count. last 2 drives they drove down the field. is Tennessee better on offense or not

[GeneralForrest]

3 hours ago, tradertwo said:

Now you're in an area where we can talk nuts and bolts. Huepel thinks out of the box on offense...he doesn't do things just because that's the way everyone does it, every detail is examined and his plays put defenses outside their comfort zone just because they're just a little different. He ran a simple set against LSU that featured wideouts on either side and slot left...wideout and slot ran slant routes at different speeds and depths, and the TE (right) ran a drag across the middle...not only do you rely on a LB to cover it, it had elements of a pick underneath and caused the safety to drift right, out of the play. Not hard to figure once you see it, but not conventional in that there were multiple reasons the route was open. Huepel, Leach, and a few more (old ball coach) are on a different level of awareness when constructing an offense.

well said

[GeneralForrest]

9 hours ago, crow said:

If both teams play to their absolute potential the Bama wins by multiple scores 10 out of 10. They are the better team overall. Neither will be perfect and bama can be less perfect than Tennessee will have to be. Neither will be perfect but Tennessee can afford fewer mistakes. 

thats not football. thats Madden

[PercyPeabody]

19 minutes ago, GeneralForrest said:

 

22-28 speaks for itself.

Only being "off" six times would be an exceptional day for most. 

[Appvol]

2 hours ago, vandyfan1 said:

Vols better get it while they can because when they roll up in Nashville it’s going to be all she wrote!

 

Anchor Down!

Vandy stadium will look good checkerboard

[Appvol]

41 minutes ago, PercyPeabody said:

22-28 speaks for itself.

Only being "off" six times would be an exceptional day for most. 

Tennessee had 576 yards of offense against Florida. Hooker had 461 and 6 incomplete passes in a 4 quarter game.  Definitely sounds like he was off and played average. I bet @GeneralForrestthought Tennessee DBs played a great game against Florida.

[GeneralForrest]

this is ridiculous. Hooker has missed wide open receivers in every game. this is inarguable. i dont care if it was 996 out of 1000. watch the games. 

[GeneralForrest]

15 minutes ago, Appvol said:

Tennessee had 576 yards of offense against Florida. Hooker had 461 and 6 incomplete passes in a 4 quarter game.  Definitely sounds like he was off and played average. I bet @GeneralForrestthought Tennessee DBs played a great game against Florida.

if hooker overthrows his first 6 passes like he's been doing Bama will be up 21-0 and it wont matter