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South Carolina passing offense is absolutely dreadful

Sellers' escape ability and running in general is really good. Throwing is.. alright i guess I don't think his offensive line is giving him much time to throw either. It's kinda disappointing to just see him keep holding the ball for a couple of seconds and trying to scramble or run every time away from the pass rush lol I watched Matteer, Arch Manning, Sellers, and Nussmier today and none of them really impressed me that much.

Nussmier throws ANOTHER INT. Bad one into basically double coverage in the end zone. South Carolina picks it off!! Neither of these QBs have looked good throwing the ball tonight.

Then Nussmier MASSIVELY sails a ball over his WRs head and throws a INT himself LOL are either of these QBs any good throwing ?

Sellers throws a bad pick on 3rd and long into double coverage

Nussmier throws a short TD pass to a 6 foot 7 TE Trey'Dez Green 10 LSU - 7 SC

South Carolina's RB Matt Fuller 72 yard rushing TD of a RPO play, SC 7 , LSU 3.

LSU's goal line fumble was upheld, South Carolina recovered it for a touchback and possession for their offense.

WOW. Did LSU Fumble on the goal line and South Carolina recover for a touchback?? What the fug is with college players and ball security near the goal line??

Arch had a good game against a good defense today. Just saying.

That south Carolina kicker may have just kicked the ugliest field goal I have ever seen in my life. Damn thing went wide right the entire time never even got close to the uprights!!! LOLLL These college kickers suck ass

Sellers with a bad fumble near the start of the game. I've been hearing people compare this guy to Cam. I'm not seeing it.

It's very possible that he came back too early from injury just because this was a huge ass rivalry game vs Texas

Penn State LOSES to North Western, is the biggest headline from today thus far. I listened to the Mizzou vs Bama game on the radio, it was strangely close for most of it. Mizzou's QB lost them that game with key turnovers. Bama looked shaky in some moments. I watched Texas vs Oklahoma just now. I'm going to watch South Carolina vs LSU tonight. First time I'm going to watch LaNorris Sellers.

Nope. I only started watching college football consistently last season (2024). I follow the most interesting team. That was Colorado last year, and Texas this year. Basically I have a team I cheer for every year based on the stories/players. Arch seemed like the most interesting player to watch just like Travis and Sheddur were last year. (Not objective, just my own opinion). I am actually a UNC-CH alumni. I don't really care about their football program but I do get a lot of news about Bellicheck and the shenanigans going on there lol

Arch didn't have a crazy game but played efficiently and accurately. Texas mostly won by virtue of (a) stifling defensive performance (b) run game actually doing something (c) Punt return TD by Niblett. (d) Arch not turning the ball over Texas got a crucial player back on defense in Malik Muhmmad (CB) that was a key factor. This was literally the only game I've watched of Oklahoma, and John Mateer play and I wasn't impressed. But I'm guessing it may have had something to do with Mateer coming back from injury as well.

Absolutely suffocating defense by Texas today, multi sacks and INTs Oklahoma fails to convert on 4th and long with a little more than 5 min remaining in the game.

Ryan Niblett from Texas runs back a punt from Oklahoma, all the way back for a TD!!!! Texas 20 - Oklahoma 6 9:54 to go in the 4th Quarter

Seems like a ton of people were ready at their keyboards to say Arch is a bum, seemingly forgot this is his first season starting football games and he's a redshirt Sophomore. That means he could play the 2025, 2026, AND the 2027 college seasons before going to the draft. It's obvious that he needs more experience and won't be coming out after the 2025 season, but saying he's an outright bum was jumping the gun

As much as people were clowning Texas and Arch Manning, they have come alive this game vs Oklahoma. Texas run game has opened up finally, and the defense is clamping down on John Mateer, who has thrown 3 interceptions already. Arch has looked solid.

That was genuinely a fun game to listen to on the radio. The Jags announcer dude was screaming and losing his voice in that 4th quarter multiple times lol . I had to listen to most of the game due to work

Seems like our loss the Jags doesn't look so bad anymore. Patriots just beat the bills last night as well. Food for thought..

I think he played solid overall this game. Had an absolute stinker of a start to the game with 2 turnovers that the Dolphins scored 14 points off of. But he was pretty solid after that. He essentially kept the ship afloat while Rico run us to victory. I don't think this game is a big positive or big negative in terms of Bryce Young's future. It's a bit of a wash, IMO. Just saying this game was a shitter by Bryce is disingenuous, in my opinion. He could have just continued to poo himself for us to lose the game, but he did what he needed to do after the early couple of turnovers. I'm saying this as one of the biggest Bryce haters on the Huddle.

Are we just going to win our home games and lose our away games and finish 8-9 or something ? lol I'm so glad the team didn't give up after that early big deficit. That might be the most important thing I saw today. And actually managing to win after Bryce had 2 early turnovers, we usually don't win the game after that happens.

That was actually a fun game to watch. Not saying he played a great game but at least Bryce recovered from those early turnovers and played pretty clean the rest of the way.