"It wasn’t even really a knock on Franks. I like the guy. Pretty much pointing out that he seemed pretty okay with getting out of that shit show of an offense.
Btw, if this is how you act sober, the day AFTER the game, maybe you should consider having a drink and lightenthe hell up."
LOL...gotcha. I probably did overreact, the possibility of LDR behind center the rest of the year has me a little irritable. Maybe I'll have a little taste of bourbon before bed this evening to take the edge off. Thanks for the advice.
I did the exact same...but Damn LDR is the Kentucky killer so far. Last year he teased the hell out of us and looked like Joe Montana slinging the ball around. This year he looked composed as Tom Brady on the comeback drives. That damn LDR!
It's crazy actually. Our best offensive performance last year was against Kentucky and LDR was the QB. It does appear LDR is a Kentucky killer.
Ummmm...throw to Thompson on 4th down. Delivered the ball exactly where it had to go. Throw to Powell when Powell stepped out was awesome. Perfect TD lob to Swain. He executed that last drive perfectly. That's how.
sadgator gets it. He doesn't endear himself to you as a fan...but let's not go overboard. He's not a bad kid. Just needs some PR advice. And he played his nuts off last night.
Yep. Sad is a unique individual, much like George Castanza, who speaks of himself in the 3rd person. But I agree with him almost all the time.
Not trolling at all. sadgator honestly believes that LDR was the reason we won the game. He did exactly what he needed to do to get that "W." Franks might have been able to do it too, but there is no doubt that the switch gave us a little confidence boost we did not have prior to Franks going out.
Using third-person is more douchy than dickish...but it's shtick...Sad is a dic that I almost never agree with. His 3rd persons is also 3 times the dic most of the time. (jus going for some luv-fest balance here)
PS
LDR was 1/11th of the win, divided by his limited time on the field, while Davis and Toney, along with the usual defense were the real hero's.
I like both the shtick and the picture of the 2 women in the pool. Makes you identifiable. I don't have anything like that.
It seems that everyone thus far has forgotten the great irony that perhaps the premier example of Spurrier benching struggling QBs was exactly the 1993 game at Kentucky, for which we've seen repeated replays of Chris Doering's touchdown catch with "3 seconds left".
Yes. Arrrgh! I was reminded of that when I did an Internet search after my reply, to determine whether Wuerffel and Kresser were true-or-redshirt freshmen in 1993.
Lol. You know you are going to watch...you know it...you might turn it off in disgust, but you will absolutely watch.
Franks is comfortable with throwing long passes or bubble screens. He will throw an occasional crossing route. I cannot tell you the number of times I counted where he eschewed the intermediate route.
Nope. He got the plays off an average of 4 seconds faster than Franks. A little tempo went a long way in a short time.
Bourbon...ooz...it helps...trust sadgator...pretty much makes anything Interesting.
Rumors have it that Nuss wanted to start LDR in the first game, but that Mac over ruled him and wanted Franks
Down field routes were called for both QBs. Franks seemed a bit too indecisive, or could not read the defense well enough to throw them
