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Substitutions were an absolute must tonight though.
There were a lot of odd things - like on obvious passing downs I would have had Kenyatta going off the edge more, yet he was dropping into coverage...it was very odd.
Don't be stupid.
Sayin was aggressive when it was called for tonight, probably too much so in a couple cases. This weird hate you have for him is stupid and points to a lack of understanding on your part.
This is more and more where I'm sitting as I'm thinking about it.
The defense that was played tonight cannot be more than a changeup going forward. You never let a struggling QB get back to rhythm and that's exactly what happened tonight.
The one to 4 tonight was going to be no catch because the defender steered him OOB on his route.
The biggest miss tonight to me was the Inniss seam that got missed. I think they got a FG after that though.
yeah he certainly looked passive on that long pass to Roberts....
Seriously. We get you hate Sayin for some inexplicable and illogical reason, but Sayin was NOT the issue tonight. There are larger systemic things you should be focusing on if you want to figure out the root cause.
That will forever be Sparty 1998 for me.
Tonight sucked no doubt, and it should have been a win, but at least Texas has a legitimately top-10 if not top-5 team talentwise.
That Sparty team was lucky to be going bowling that year.
You should care...over a full season they tell a story.
The biggest thing with Sayin is he's ultra-efficient when he's comfortable with what he's seeing. He's literally Drew Brees 2.0.
Clearly something was off in that 2nd half and I think @buckeyemania11 said it - Texas adjusted and Ohio...
Give texas their due, they were pretty decent in coverage most of the night. This might be their best defense since 2005 honestly.
I do wonder where the middle of the field went. It was open early and then they stopped throwing it in the 2nd quarter onward.
This was a Level 3 loss if you go by the Bill Simmons (he's a douche bag) scale.
Level III: The Slow Bleed – Watching your team slowly fall apart or blow a big lead over a full game or series.