It seems like it's the same play, though:

Defensive tackle Robert Landers fought through a block to get a hand on the running back, but could not slow him down. Malik Harrison took a step to the left, which allowed a blocker to wall him off from Anderson, then Pryor could not cut the running back off from dashing down the sideline to the end zone.

You could just change a name or two for each long TD run this year. Missed tackles on the line (which is the most forgivable of the issues) , drifting LBs, and overzealous safeties.  

That's a big fish right there. 

I'm here for the Waycracken references. Thank you. 

I think he moves around in the pocket pretty well, but he is not fleet of foot. Gets going like Tom Brady. Not the worst guy to be compared to. 

Well-played, sir.

Yep. By stop #3, I expected a little more urgency. 

Wow. No kidding. Haskins threw that pass flat-footed, too. Helluva throw. 

Shawn Robinson's attempt to tackle Dre'mont was kind of funny to watch on loop. 

Expecting that number of players to bounce back up this week. I'm disappointed that Booker and Hilliard, despite our LB struggles and Borland clearly struggling to get back to complete health, have not been able to get some snaps. Probably say the same for Keandre Jones, too. I wonder what it is that these guys aren't able to show in practice?

Among the many lessons here: prison is a bad place to be. 

I doubt it since it begs the same circumspection that's being applied here. While no marks doesn't prove there was no abuse, it looks that way. If the media is pushing the "he abused her" agenda, this wouldn't seem to work. 

Not surprised. Hope they take their time with this. 

Clemson reminds me of us last year in that Kelly Bryant has probably reached his ceiling as a QB, but Lawrence is not quite ready to take the reins. I agree that their win over A&M is overhyped, but I think Bama will crush A&M and really neutralize Kellen Mond, thus taking some of the luster off of the last-second win. In the end, I think Va Tech takes them in ACC CG and don't sleep on BC in Boston in November, either. 

Totally agree. There's not as much pressure on Frost as there is suddenly on Taggart. Additionally, I think that Martinez is going to be a star at Nebraska and, if you're Lindsey, you have to like your chances of becoming a playmaker. 

FSU hired the wrong guy and it looks to get worse before it gets better (and probably with a different coach). The guy can recruit, but he won't be able to win enough or fast enough for Seminole fans. Anybody believing that Jimbo left the cupboard bare has just not followed recruiting. They have talent, but no guidance. Woodbey, unfortunately, followed a flavor of the month, which teens often do. 

Cowboys' offense is really pedestrian. Not sure why they are not running Zeke more. 

At the risk of coming off as regionalist, what flies for Saban in the South won''t fly for Meyer in the Midwest. You saw Saban's bit with Maria Taylor in response to the completely reasonable question about his two quarterbacks. I know I don't want that demeanor from a Buckeye coach. 

Wow. Harrison's 143 catches in one year is kind of astounding. 

Let's say this, though: the receivers seem to have committed to keep working as Haskins makes his way through his progressions this year. I'm not sure if that was not the case last year, or JT didn't do consistently do his work, or a combination thereof. 

I'll end any semblance of a JT rant now. 

Different talents for different teams with different needs. LSU is benefitting from Burrow not losing games for them as their woeful QB of the recent past has done. You have to make a lot of plays in our offense, and Haskins is doing that. Hate to bring him up, but when JT could not make plays consistently, our offense ground to a halt. 

I think we are seriously selling PSU short. Don't get hung up on the Appy State game. 

Except our offense was not moving the ball in that game, if I remember correctly. We were able to run and pass last night and once we stopped calling cutesy-fucking plays and having silly penalties, I got the sense they had no answer. The second-to-last drive where we racked up some first downs ended with conservative playcalling and the last drive could have been a score as well. 

That's exactly what it looked like. Kamikazee mission. 

Seems to work for Bama.

I know that sounds glib, but it really is where a lot of schools are heading when you recruit numerous high-level RBs. 

McSorley is very effective running the football. I don't get the McSorley hate; kid consistently makes plays in every game. 

Was really impressed with TCU. Rarely have a team and coach been so perfectly matched; they play angry and aggressive. 

I do worry about Patterson, though. Dude looked like he was going to have a clutcher on the sidelines. Is their a cardiologist on staff?