We can talk about our defense all day, but in the end, the real issue is our offense.infinity ag said:
What are the "keys to the game"?
What do we need to do well in context of Missouri? What are their weaknesses?
I am not familiar with them but some discussion would be fun.
This is right. Arky showed me well enough that our D is gelling. We got some lucky breaks & drops from them, but overall the D performed well, and got past arky's early sizzle.PyriteAg said:infinity ag said:
We can talk about our defense all day, but in the end, the real issue is our offense.
PyriteAg said:We can talk about our defense all day, but in the end, the real issue is our offense.infinity ag said:
What are the "keys to the game"?
What do we need to do well in context of Missouri? What are their weaknesses?
I am not familiar with them but some discussion would be fun.
Honestly, Reed has been a disappointment all around at the moment. Hopefully he figures it out, but the fact that we're not even seeing occasional explosive plays from time to time is giving me a lot of concerns.
If he's going to be our offense's future, this will be the game where he at least creates some plays that he did against Florida.
If Reed doesn't get it done in this game, I honestly think he'll be another dud and Elko will have to look at Henderson or, more likely, a transfer QB for next season. As for Weigman, he has been way too injury-prone, and that is another stat we should not overlook, frankly.
jrbaggie said:
Moving pocket to let our qb have clearer throwing lanes and running options.
TXAG 05 said:
I think if we score more points than they do, we will probably win.
TXAG 05 said:
I think if we score more points than they do, we will probably win.
PyriteAg said:We can talk about our defense all day, but in the end, the real issue is our offense.infinity ag said:
What are the "keys to the game"?
What do we need to do well in context of Missouri? What are their weaknesses?
I am not familiar with them but some discussion would be fun.
Honestly, Reed has been a disappointment all around at the moment. Hopefully he figures it out, but the fact that we're not even seeing occasional explosive plays from time to time is giving me a lot of concerns.
If he's going to be our offense's future, this will be the game where he at least creates some plays that he did against Florida.
If Reed doesn't get it done in this game, I honestly think he'll be another dud and Elko will have to look at Henderson or, more likely, a transfer QB for next season. As for Weigman, he has been way too injury-prone, and that is another stat we should not overlook, frankly.
I completely agree with you. Missouri already struggled in their last two games against Boston College and Vanderbilt, and they have not even played a single road game yet. Missouri trailed Boston College 14-3 with 9:44 left in the 2nd quarter before escaping with a narrow 27-21 home win on 9/14. It was even more surprising how escaped with a 30-27 2-OT home win over a Vanderbilt on 9/21. Vanderbilt had lost their previous 9 SEC games by 16+ points each, dating back to a 56-0 home loss to Tennessee on 11/26/22, but they nearly upset Missouri on the road. Also, Missouri scored just 20 points in regulation against Vanderbilt, who had previously allowed 36 points to Georgia State on 9/14.4 said:
Same offensive performance as last week won't win many SEC games, but it will beat Missouri.
They are worse than Arkansas.
They are the single biggest fraud in the top 25.
They will lose 5 games this year.
Well... At least 4. Their schedule, other than Bama, is cake. And they will still lose at least 4.
infinity ag said:
What are the "keys to the game"?
you also shrink the fieldcevans_40 said:jrbaggie said:
Moving pocket to let our qb have clearer throwing lanes and running options.
Problem with moving the pocket is that the receivers have time to run at least 10 yards downfield.
Man, that is a little over the top don't you think? I mean, I could go for 10 years at hard labor, without the possibility of parole, but not much more than that.Nino Brown said:
Execution
Iraq2xVeteran said:
Yes, Missouri will be coming off a bye week, but they be playing their first road game of the year after opening the season with 4 consecutive home games. Missouri is ranked No. 9, but they have not been impressive in their last two home games. Missouri trailed Boston College 14-3 with 9:44 left in the 2nd quarter before escaping with a narrow 27-21 home win on 9/14. It was even more surprising how escaped with a 30-27 2-OT home win over a Vanderbilt on 9/21. Vanderbilt had lost their previous 9 SEC games by 16+ points each, dating back to a 56-0 home loss to Tennessee on 11/26/22, but they nearly upset Missouri on the road. Also, Missouri scored just 20 points in regulation against Vanderbilt, who had previously allowed 36 points to Georgia State on 9/14.
For these reasons, I think we will beat Missouri at Kyle Field for the first time since a 59-29 rout on 11/24/12. I think the biggest key is turnover margin. Arkansas outgained us 379 total yards (279 passing and 100 rushing) to 297 total yards (163 passing and 134 rushing), but we won the turnover margin 3 to 0. If we win the turnover margin by at least 1, we should beat Missouri. I will be driving from Austin to go to the Missouri game with my friend and his wife.
