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Probably due to his suspension earlier in the year, and has been too one dimensional before this game. He probably should've been starting for not only this game, but the last one or two, as Lee has gotten worse as the season has gone on.
I still don't think he's a legit SEC QB, just had one great game today (even then, didn't throw the ball much).</p>
I still don't think he's a legit SEC QB, just had one great game today (even then, didn't throw the ball much).</p>
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Apparently, others thought my question was meant as some sort of smack. I was just curious. He was totally unstoppable. I didn't think there was an offense in the SEC that could push our D around like you guys did today. Congrats to the adult posters on this board.</p>
is that Relf doesn't know the playbook. Even now he only knows about 1/3 of the plays. If you noticed we didn't exactly do a lot of different stuff with him in the game. It was pretty much straight up triple-option with the occasional pass or end around mixed in. I swear though, he fakes a hand-off better than anyone I have ever seen. Consistently too. I don't blame Mullen for not playing him more but I do blame him for not having him in at the end of the LSU game. If Relf is in on that last play we are going to a bowl right now.someonestolemyusernamedamnit said:
Why do you care what I say to a Ole Miss d-bag. Are you a closet supporter? Is your mother a Rebel? Do you post over there, and feel the need to take up for the Rebs on this board? (I'm guessing this is the answer)
By the way, I've never been to Genespage. Ever.
By the way, I've never been to Genespage. Ever.
It might be the most refreshing thing when Relf comes in. This season has been pure torture with Tyson in the backfield. It has pained me more than anythign watching Relf come in and get tons of yards then immediately be subbed out for Lee. Lee might be 'smarter' and know the playbook more but damn it everyone feels better with Relf running the show back there. Today he stepped up big time and absolutely dominated the run attack.