They have to make strength of schedule matter though or teams like notre dame can just beat up on community colleges and get in

You keep talking Ohio State. I’ll keep watching. Very realistic point of view. As a Matthew punished by Ryan Day’s lackluster performances. I feel for you.

When people bring up that missed kick against Georgia my rebuttal is always that they blew a pair of 2 touchdown leads in that game. Shouldn’t have came down to that to begin with

Is the sound off for anyone else? Been like that for all three videos now

I did have Maye as the second best QB during the draft but also did think he'd have the worst rookie year cause of his situation. he's actually been playing better than I thought he would considering his team is ass.

Third Base is an accurate description of your coach......have fun.

Unless they're a Peyton Manning level talent where they come into the league and it's clear they've got it even if there are mistakes, they should sit. It is nothing but beneficial.

This really just comes down to the fact that the CFP wants to keep this facade that all 134 programs have a shot even though every decision and format is built to only really account for the Power 4, and even then that is skewed toward the B1G and SEC. If more than 75% of every team has to have an asterisk by their resume, then the formula sucks.

Looking forward to this channel growing❤

bro pls keep posting…your unbiased, informative takes about football are really refreshing and interesting

I much prefer a computer formula determining the rankings because there’s ZERO bias towards one team or conference. The committee may not be biased at all but we don’t know that. We don’t know what’s being said behind closed doors, which that alone makes it sketchy. They’re also considering which teams will generate more revenue for the playoffs and that’s not how determining the best teams should work. BCS era only had one issue and that was not enough teams eligible to compete for a title. We can let it select the top 12.

Karma is hitting him with lefts and rights... ever since he opened his big fat mouth vs michigan hes gone 0-4 and has been outscored 130-84 .. harbaugh and lou holtz broke him psychologically ... real question is how long can his fake tough guy act last of beating up on as chris broussard says " beating up on tomato cans and tomato can adjacents".....

the great sponhour content migration is upon us

Another Matt masterclass

If your confidence hinges on somebody else's approval, then you never had any confidence in the first place.

I’d love to hear about what you think the panthers should do with their very high draft pick or what an ideal off season would look like for them

I don't know that "we" should _worry about_ this. But it *is* an issue for the players themselves & since you brought it up, I want to point out clues everyone seems to be ignoring about a QB we've watched this happen to but everyone seem determined to ignore: Justin Fields. There's a clip showing him going to shake Eberflus' hand on the sideline after a TD & 'Flus starred at him like it was 1930 & Fields had _crossed_ a *line* before walking coldly away leaving Fields hanging there. & he did this on camera in front of the whole team. This was the equivalent of pantsing him *in front of the team.* & when _was_ this? It had to be before* Fields called out his own coaches publicly & that was after week 6 of '22. & taking the step of airing out the team's woes like that is a huge one. So that didn't come from nowhere. But how is it all of _us act_ as if after either *ONE* of these incidents, we think Eberflus just allowed the play-calling to go uninterfered with & see if Fields was any good? Not only this, Fields *called out the coaches. How did the Bears **_react?_* 1) They changed their plays for the next 4 weeks. 2) Then they returned to calling the plays from _before_ those 4 weeks, not built upon those 4 weeks. They averaged 31 ppg for those weeks then returned to plays they _knew_ produced under 20. Imagine being the QB on a team *knowing* your own coaches are intentionally calling plays they know don't work? For nearly two full years? & now he's on a team whose OC calls plays designed to limit him because he's sure Fields is incompetent *based on those plays.* Something to maybe look at - since you brought it up.

MATTSTER CLASS

The bottom line with this topic is that QB is the most violatile and unpredictable position in all of pro sports to predict. We’ve seen so many QB resurrections lately like Geno/Baker/Darnold, and we’ve seen these highly touted QB talents struggle like TLaw/Caleb/Bryce and even stroud this year. We see guys like Dak and romo and Purdy be late round picks at the position and become franchise guys. Most regular fans can’t even comprehend how much QBs are in charge of or have to do/Know so any type of broad statements about QB development are just theories. If we knew how to actually develop QBs, fields wouldn’t bust. Trey lance wouldn’t. Josh Rosen wouldn’t. The QB position is one where even former players and coaches who know infinitely more knowledgeable than the causal fan can’t accurately predict the careers of QBs.

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Good video, but the audio and video are a little out of sync.

FUCK OHIO STATE

matt tik tok cooked my attention span, I need some editing and film in the background. Good vid tho

Damn, every video so far is easily a top 5 video. This guy in on a LEGENDARY run

People are different. Some respond to one thing, some to another. Some have their confidence shaken easily, others don't. Baker looked finished in Carolina. He's clearly far from finished. Darnold took 6 years to not be terrible. Get people in the building that are good at working with people. Not just numbers people. You NEED "people" people. It's the only way to have a chance at accurately figuring out your players

Goat sponhour will be surviving the tik tok ban

The Ohio State loss in the 22 Peach Bowl reminds me of ironically what happened to my Bulldogs in the 2012 SEC Championship game. One play away from playing Notre Dame for a national title that most of us to this day believe we would have won. We had a sizable lead against Bama in that game, let it slip, attempted a last second come back that came up painfully short and Mark Richt as a coach never recovered from that game. Those demons were only purged in the 21 season when we beat Bama in Indy for the natty.

This is easily a top 3 video on this KZbin channel

instant sponhour classic

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Matt blessed us

Ohio State needs a coaching reset, unless Day and Kelly can win the national championship, get them out of Columbus

My personal assumption on Bryce is that Andy dalton game against the raiders helped his confidence in the players around him. Seemed like he didn’t trust his OL at all early in the season and his mentality about it carried over from the previous year when they were awful. So then seeing Dalton trust his OL and make plays especially the raiders game, it probably assured Bryce that he can sit in there strong and make his reads without getting blown up every play

Masterclass by Matt part 1 billion

Disguised Bryce Young Propaganda

Sam Darnold an example of how confidence can effect a qb and that it can be fixed

Youre absolutely hitting the nail on the head. The fatal flaw of the “protect his confidence” argument isn’t that it overvalues confidence, but more about the fact that it misrepresents how confidence works entirely. Confidence is not only something that is hard to predict or control; confidence is also extremely volatile. It can be gained as quickly as it could be lost, and the people who use this argument don’t treat it that way. Although I think a quarterback losing confidence in his game forever isn’t unthinkable (though I believe it is less probable than most would assume), I don’t think such a quarterback is worth protecting. If failing to guard his confidence properly results in it being permanently damaged and in turn his game being forever poor, then what would you expect to happen to this same quarterback if he chokes an important game away later in his career? Is he gonna lose his ability to win on the biggest stage forever? The confidence talking point has always been weak and I’m glad this year kinda proved it.

can you give us 23 more seconds matt

rod wave saved the panthers

Matt didn't even let this go 10 minutes, doing it for the love of the game

You should add some graphics and film behind, maybe some stats too, similar to the news article

anthony richardson could be another example of that to

You my goat

matt is my angel in the darkness

cow tales

What another amazing video Matthew Sponhour! I’m gonna enjoy watching this with a La Croix and a Cowtales!

Matt Masterclass on this amazing saturday

This is great, but I want to hear more about the fab lab Mathew

Ryan Day = Penn State < ohio state < Michigan, Oregon & just about any decent SEC team

how did bro blow up so fast