I was there and saw it in person. If there is video that proves this false

Sep 9, 2024
8:58:49am

texaskevin Redshirt Freshman

post a link and I will be happy to retract. But I am 100% positive Evan was underneath the receiver after relaxing his coverage on the post route. Maybe not 7-10 yards, but at least 3-5.

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We dodged a bullet on the last play in the SMU game...

texaskevin

Sep 9, 8:40am

Jennings wasn't much of a passing threat

Huge Manatee

Sep 9, 8:43am

he was really so laughably bad. It was embarrassing we almost lost to him.

runnincoug

Sep 9, 9:24am

Exactly, Stone was supposed to be the passer.Jennings made them 1 dimensional.

Mabuhay Coug

Sep 9, 11:59am

We should acknowledge his vision was still blurred from that man-slap he took from Batty

CLCougar

Sep 9, 1:00pm

Nah. I’m sure the coaches who are professionals with years of experience identifying things like that, have no idea

Pete

Sep 9, 8:44am

Of course, I agree with you that the coaches will notice this and should be

texaskevin

Sep 9, 8:49am

7-10 yards? This is verifiably false.

rad dawg

Sep 9, 8:54am

I was there and saw it in person. If there is video that proves this false

texaskevin

Sep 9, 8:58am

I was there too. Just go watch the replay on ESPN+

rad dawg

Sep 9, 9:05am

The replay shows more or less what you describe, but it wasn't 7-10 yards and

shoganai

Sep 9, 9:05am

It would have taken a great throw. The replay looks more like 3-4 yards. What

texaskevin

Sep 9, 9:12am

The LB fell down, so the safety rushed up to cover that then open man.

Corn Pop

Sep 9, 9:31am

I just watched the replay and it wasn't that bad

Skeptical Optimist

Sep 9, 9:11am

I guess you can't capture a screenshot from YTTV - everything I'm taking is just a black screen

Skeptical Optimist

Sep 9, 9:15am

What I can't see in the replay I watched is the point where Evan hesitates for

texaskevin

Sep 9, 9:17am

It looked like we were playing 2 safeties high over the top. Glasker fell down

Captain Rex

Sep 9, 11:01am

The point is the receiver had separation from the DB. At any point the QB could

bookofdaniel

Sep 9, 11:00am

Maybe. But with that QB, it was pretty clear IMO that he would struggle

sportsgeek82

Sep 9, 9:18am

Sure. And I was in awe of the defense the entire game. Just saying

texaskevin

Sep 9, 9:24am

There was some separation, but the SMU QB was running against his throwing motio

BoiseBYU1

Sep 9, 9:27am

Do you realize what kind of a throw that would have taken?

Corn Pop

Sep 9, 9:29am

It would have taken a great throw for sure - the QB was no Zach Wilson...

texaskevin

Sep 9, 9:37am

Another 6-7 yards and Evan picks it.

rad dawg

Sep 9, 9:40am

Maybe. With my blue glasses on he does for sure. But maybe not

texaskevin

Sep 9, 9:42am

Evan would have also been running harder. He let up once he saw nobody was

Corn Pop

Sep 9, 9:52am

I don't think we "dodged a bullet" but I can understand you point. The counter point I would make is that the SMU QB had

TheLoneCougar

Sep 9, 9:49am

The QB had time, but not quite enough, to turn his shoulders parallel

texaskevin

Sep 9, 9:57am

I remember thinking good thing Mahomes isn't their QB. Maybe Lamar makes that

jvquarterback

Sep 9, 9:51am

It appears to me that Mangleson tipped that pass which caused it to fall short.

WhyaskY?

Sep 9, 10:11am

After rewatching the clip... maybe it wasn't tipped?

WhyaskY?

Sep 9, 10:12am

Throwing back across the body is going to result is short passes a vast majority of the time.

TheLoneCougar

Sep 9, 10:27am

the WR was out of the QB's range. This is why Wilson was #2 pick. He could make

ImuaKahuku

Sep 9, 10:19am

I don't think we know how far the QB can throw. 55 yards to me is

texaskevin

Sep 9, 10:29am

At the time Jennings saw his receiver and decided he was going to try to heave

Corn Pop

Sep 9, 10:47am

Exactly what I'm saying in this post

Skeptical Optimist

Sep 9, 10:55am

This can't be true because I've been told our defense was an A+ last week

byujacob

Sep 9, 11:02am

It looked to me like Johnson folded on the coverage once he saw the bad pass

Heath Squashwell

Sep 9, 1:48pm

Plenty of those dangerous plays. The two BYU shoestring tackles were fortunate,

Forzaitalia

Sep 9, 2:57pm

Yep. Saw the same on TV... could have been a horrible loss

Hill4Heisman

Sep 9, 3:38pm

You are right. Fortunately the pressure had forced the QB into a lousy footing.

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