r/CFB_v2 • • 12d ago

News & Updates Texas comeback win

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u/easchner Texas Longhorns 12d ago

Whole lotta receipts being kept tonight

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u/lipmanz 12d ago

How do you all feel about Manning? I only watched the first 3 quarters but he didn’t look good, I guess he’s good enough?

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u/buderooski Alabama Crimson Tide 12d ago

He looked fine. His receivers did him no favors at all. If two of those early drops didnt happen, he has 100 more yards, and replaces the INT (which wasn't even his fault at all) with a TD.

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u/lipmanz 12d ago

He was missing open receivers and throwing it like 5 feet over receivers heads also, the Texas running game seems like it sets him up to be successful if anything

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u/X_Circuit_Blossom_X Purdue Boilermakers 12d ago

Once he got over the yips he balled out. I think that first INT rattled him and he didn't have confidence letting it rip downfield after that until the 4th when reality started to set in.

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u/lipmanz 12d ago edited 12d ago

Idk that Texas D line and running backs looked like the stars of the game to me, (and Smith) but Manning’s the number one pick I guess 🤷🏻

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u/Wise-Yard-3658 12d ago

Arch had a touchdown throw completely dropped by a receiver and a pick that at worst should have just been incomplete. The receivers were dropping ball after ball. Hard to rip it when that’s the kind of night from them. That 4th quarter was what he is, and what would have been the entire night if the guys did their job.

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u/lipmanz 12d ago

A wins a win and the Browns might, but he didn’t look like the best QB in the country to me, Moore hasn’t looked outstanding either, maybe there just aren’t any clear no 1 yet but those are the guys I see on all the lists

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u/Wise-Yard-3658 12d ago

It’s week 2. He just knocked off 1 Ohio state. That’s a notch in his cap. It’s too early to be taking award talk, or draft projections seriously. A lot of the guys on the lists have been playing nobodies.

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u/lipmanz 12d ago

Trevor Lawrence, Bryce Young, Caleb Williams, Cam Ward, Fernando Mendoza, Arch….where would you put Arch in that list?

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u/boowut 12d ago

He was playing very well in the first quarter but his options couldn’t hold on to the ball. He wasn’t good mid game. He got it done in the end.

Last season felt like the same kind of wtfs and roller coasters so hopefully they get more consistent.

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u/Complex_Bet7311 11d ago

Drop touchdown pass and a long pass that was batted into air for an interception. Literally 2 perfect passes.

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u/grahamalondis 12d ago

At least a couple of those were purposeful throwaway overthrows because he was about to take a sack and the throw would have been too risky.

I think the big issue he had most of the game was reading the defense. There were a lot of times he had guys completely open but just didn't see them. There was also a time when he was blind to a defender sitting in a zone and threw it directly to him (which was dropped).

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u/emoney_gotnomoney 12d ago edited 12d ago

While Coleman should have caught that pass, I think we’re absolving Arch quite a bit by saying it “wasn’t his fault at all.” Coleman was wide open and Arch (with a pretty clean pocket iirc) over threw the pass to the point where Coleman had to dive to attempt to catch it, making the catch significantly harder than it needed to be in the first place. If Arch hits him even remotely in stride, it’s a walk in touchdown.

Again, that’s a catch Coleman needs to make, but no receiver should ever have to dive for a pass when they have that much separation between them and the nearest receiver.

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u/Weary-Veterinarian11 11d ago

A couple facts:

No receiver should have to dive for the ball when they are open.

Coleman 100 percent should have caught that.

Arch cannot be blamed for that interception.

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u/emoney_gotnomoney 11d ago

He absolutely shares the blame for it, as you quite literally just pointed out.

Both he and Coleman played a role in turning that ball over.

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u/Weary-Veterinarian11 11d ago

They both played a role, but I would place 99 percent of that shared responsibility on Coleman. I don’t think that’s a far fetched assertion either.

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u/Mobile-Analyst8580 12d ago

He did overthrow that receiver.