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Lemme tell you how the Raiders are doing with a bunch of the head coach's buddies and children.
The clock shouldn't have run on the "kick return" there was no kick return, Georgia jumped on the ball while Ole Miss stood around with their thumbs up their butts. As the announcers pointed out during and after the kick, all they had to do was bat it out of bounds, or literally anything to get the clock started. Letting Georgia get a free recovery was the only result that didn't end with the final second ticking off.There never should have been an onside kick.
The clock only ran 3 seconds for a 47-yard FG, and then the clock started late on the kickoff return. Those two plays took about 10 seconds, rather than the 8 that ran off the clock.
More anyone who want to play for lane after this his Ole Misss pettiness messs I give a big sideeyeWhen did Lane Kiffin become a gay mannequin?
I made my frijoles for the week earlier today, gonna make some wings in a bit, I'll document it for youNow on to more of your food pics Emeril.

When did Lane Kiffin become a gay mannequin?
Now on to more of your food pics Emeril.I think that for some people who may not have the IRL emotional support and stability that this board is important for them when they need to reach out and vent. We're always here for them and I think that';s really positive. Like @NJ-Buckeye says, you don't know what someone is dealing with. For some people this could be their refuge from whatever crazy life they're living.
Ok so the goal posts have been moved from tempo to timing of snap count and predictable play calling.I'm not talking about the number of plays. It is much easier to be efficient on offense when you keep the defense off balance and don't let them tee off on your QB every play. When you snap the ball with two seconds on the clock for the entire season, the defense doesn't even need to try to match the snap count. When you go early every once in a while, the D can't set up its stunts and blitzes. That pick-6 was a monstrosity. Every player on the defense 1) knew what play was called, and even worse 2) they knew when the ball would be snapped. Of course JJ missed the block. The defense already knew what was coming.
You can't just call the plays the same every time and expect your offense to "execute." There's 11 guys on the field whose job is to make sure your offense CAN'T execute. Day made it WAY too easy for Miami's defense.
Sometimes everything needs to meltdown to it's lowest point.Yup, with no end in sight. NCAA keeps wanting Congress to step in, so they’re going to let all rules go out the window until it happens.
Not only that both him and Tate had the speed to turn that into a a much bigger playAnd they worked every time we ran it. No one can cover JJ on that quick slant