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So many football coaches that have a great defense rely on it far too strongly. At some point having the mindset that your defense is going to get a stop every single time is not only unfair to your defense, but also disrespectful and insulting to your opponents.
3rd and 11 just shy of mid-field, hand off so you can punt.
The mindset is “they can’t score on us”
Tennessee believes because they have a great defense that the D will hold up for all four quarters and never once waiver, therefore they can coach like pussies on offense.
Problem is that philosophy has already failed them.
Defensive coordinators around the country should be showing that “non-touchdown” by Tennessee and explaining to their players if they simply knock or rip the ball out once the receiver is on the ground then it is incomplete.
One foot down, complete control, controls it to the ground, after being on the ground defender lands on him and ball comes out… so that’s incomplete?
If that’s the case the rule is just broken
Tennessee lost to South Carolina because they refused to put them away, both with execution and coaching. They played and coached as if a one possession lead was insurmountable and lost because of it.
Tonight feels like it will end the same way for the same reason.
To get a fumble in plus territory and come away with a punt is just inexcusable, and also par for the course for this Tennessee offense.
No offense shoots themselves in the foot more than Tennessee. None. Zero discipline.
Arch has been elite today. It’s just consistency with him. He shows a lot of flashes of greatness and a lot of flashes of mediocrity.
Shaee Flatt retweeted
SpaceX has officially announced that it is currently targeting November 13th at 5:45 PM ET for Starship's 15th flight.
Flight info:
"This flight is planned to be the first to return both Starship and Super Heavy to the launch site for catch. If successful, this will mark the first full recovery of an orbital launch system and a breakthrough moment in making Starship a reliable, rapidly reusable rocket."
• Flight will last more than 22 hours, completing approximately 14 orbits around Earth.
• Starship will orbit at an altitude of approximately 275 km (171 miles).
• First attempt to recover both Super Heavy and Starship at the launch site during the same mission.
• First return-to-launch-site and catch attempt for a Super Heavy V3 booster.
• Super Heavy will execute launch, ascent, stage separation, boostback burn, and return to Starbase for a tower catch.
• Starship will deploy 26 Starlink V3 satellites into orbit before attempting its first return to Starbase and tower catch.
• The 26 satellites will provide capacity equivalent to approximately 10 Falcon 9 launches carrying Starlink V2 Mini satellites.
• Satellites will deploy antennas and solar arrays, establish radio and laser communications, and raise their orbits using onboard thrusters.
• Satellites could begin serving customers within weeks of launch following successful on-orbit checkouts.
• Three Starlink V3 satellites will carry cameras to inspect Starship's heatshield and transmit imagery to ground operators.
• Starship's heatshield will feature improved tile retention, additional protection against plasma intrusion, and expanded use of curved tiles to reduce heating between tiles.
• Starship will only attempt its return and catch if critical reentry, landing burn, and tower approach systems are confirmed healthy.
• Multiple predetermined ocean deorbit locations and a passively safe suborbital trajectory provide contingency options.
• A successful mission would mark the first complete recovery of an orbital launch system, a major milestone toward rapid reusability.
More info: spacex.com/launches/starship…
Shaee Flatt retweeted
The Chief of Staff already has a lawyer. The Attorney General of the United States and the Department of Justice.
Official statement from incoming Oversight Chairman @RepRobertGarcia on Stephen Miller being announced as White House Chief of Staff:
