I feel certain TaQuon is giving 100% effort. It appeared to me that he was playing at around 60-70% in terms of health. I would have liked to have seen Oliver in the 1st half. I did not like the fact that Taquon was jawing with the fans after scoring to make it 24-12. We were getting our a**es kicked and he’s running his mouth. Shut up and play!
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I appreciate his effort. He seemed like he was running at about 80% of normal speed today. He had a couple of fifteen yard runs that could have been huge plays. Since he has some injury issues, I would have loved to see Tobias in the game some. I disagreed with TaQuon shushing the crowd. I also believe that last week Tobias did what no sub is supposed to do, play well enough that anyone questions CPJ’s personnel decisions. He ded.
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I think he was between 55.68% and 71.99%.
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He's got heart. I fear for him or whoever starts against Clemson.
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Marshall is in peak mid-season form. Lots of indecision, inability to read the pitch/keep key. Several times he abandoned the play and tried to scramble. It usually ended poorly. I saw a couple times when he turned against the play direction in the middle of the play. There's no blockers on the reverse side - rookie mistake that ended predictably. He's a good running back, but he doesn't have the discipline to run the system. Tries too hard to make every play a touchdown play.
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Which is why TO should not play against Clemson.
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your mom was jawing the fans
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Well yeah, she a red head and a mean drunk. I thought stingtalk knew that.
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He might be giving 100%, but he is a headcase and is still making freshman level mistakes as a senior, and Paul and the rest of the coaches don't seem to know how to coach him up and over his problems.
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I am inclined to agree. Oliver probably still has some confidence from the USF game. Let him keep it awhile.
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Everyone talks about TQs leadership and that’s what I question. There is no doubt that he is an athlete but he is not a leader. When something goes wrong he gets that frown/sulking face and then the rest of the team takes that same attitude and plays like it. He just doesn’t have that it factor that is necessary to win in the clutch.
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This isn’t the game the 10 year Sewak-OL coaching continuity finally pays off?
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I think we all just kind of gave up on the Sewak thing, but its really one of the issues most deserving of criticism. How do you gripe about the blocking constantly and never entertain the thought of making a change there?
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As long as he doesn’t shush the opposite crowd while scoring a td that puts us 2 scores down in the 4th quarter again, I’m good
That was embarrassing
That was embarrassing
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Him shushing the crowd showed his complete obliviousness to the current situation. It also showed that he is not a team leader.
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This picture told me all I need to know about our qb. Smiling having a great time at the SEC Championship game after they whipped us at home.
