Pass rush wins aren’t always about speed
Milton Williams shows why patience can win pass rush reps
He feels the short set, then turns the OGs momentum against him
Many rushers would’ve run straight into that punch
Williams makes him miss without ever leaving his lane
📽️👇🔊
Over the last few days, I’ve heard from a number of people considering our Spring semester and trying to decide whether now is the right time.
Most of them sound the same: interested, but trying to be responsible about the decision.
That’s a good place to be.
@ChrisNowinski1 Was in the stands for this. Very disheartening that the chatter amongst fans (on both sides) was solely focused on whether or not the play was targeting while Meadows lay there unconscious. Still lots of work to be done to reframe how people view the game.
From Gage Wood’s no hitter to last night’s game @RazorbackBSB lived the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Over 32 years at ESPN, I have landed in a place I don’t root for teams, I pull for people and the people of Arkansas baseball are among the best in the sport.
@Ksidiii This is great, Kris. Does this situation (ie. Random dude outperforming billion $ hedge fund) highlight the existence of luck vs. skill in trading? Not 100%, of course. I’m thinking of something like poker, where a pro could lose to a rando, as the game certainly features luck.
@Nate_Tice Makes sense & easy to say in hindsight, for sure. My thought: even with sliding to the left (which turned out to be "incorrect"), you would think he would have a hot to the right, but he 1.) immediately looks left + 2.) no hot seemed to be avail. on the play. Tough one for sure.
As Mark Andrews becomes a meme and gets mocked for the worst day of his football life, let’s remember that he helped save a woman’s life. Perspective is hard after brutal losses. But there is more to life than football. https://t.co/Y6Knk8GM5o