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Anyone Else Notice The Linemen’s Interactions With Boley?

Boley certainly got better protection than BV did. Was that because Texas was tiring or subbed in a bunch? or something else?
I think a combo of the game being over tx relaxed a bit but some of it even from the defense was just staying engaged more just from a stray ray of hope standpoint.
 
Boley certainly got better protection than BV did. Was that because Texas was tiring or subbed in a bunch? or something else?
Still had SImmons in the game. He ate RT Woods lunch. Woods was beat on nearly every snap.
 
The OL has caught a lot of criticism (and rightfully so in many instances), but BVG inability to read the defense, step up in the pocket, check down when nothing is open, and just holding on to the ball too long has made the OL look worse than they probably are.

CB is much better at all those things and the OL obviously appreciates him for it.

Tell me the OL didn't look 100% better at pass blocking with CB at QB.
 
Boley better be ready for a lot of heat. UL defense is aggressive that creates havoc plays.
 
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For sure, and nil players getting away with talking back to coaches, slow walking in practice, etc while someone else who gets 0 nil gets yelled at entire game and practice.
And you know that how, you on the field and at practice every day? So you're either a player, coach, team/equipment manager...which is it?
 
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If it was the money don’t you think you would see more of that in the NFL, where the disparity between QB and OL is 7 figures? Sure, money could be the answer and while it OFTEN is, it isn’t ALWAYS.

Seems more likely to me that game respects game. They know BVG was floundering and CB was out there getting the ball off quickly and decisively, making their job a lot easier and moving the ball. We also don’t know but CB may have earned their respect in his practice and prep.
 
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And you know that how, you on the field and at practice every day? So you're either a player, coach, team/equipment manager...which is it?
I am going to agree with Lower Lever on this one. NIL will become an increasing headache for coaching staffs. And also for those kids on the receiving end of the big paychecks, who have a bad game or like Brock Vandgriff a poor season. Don't think that there isn't some locker room "chirping" going on. Especially after Boley throws for 200 yards in the second half.
 
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