I Watched Kamario Taylor Film vs South Carolina... WOW

Mississippi State, even early on.

Really, the best South Carolina's defense looked all day were the first couple series.

Mario Taylor missed two throws today.

On the first series where you're kind of scratching your head, you're thinking this guy's just got the early game yips.

And that's exactly what it was.

Because time and time again, this guy, Kamario Taylor, putting it on the money, delivering the football, spinning the ever-loving shit out of it.

The guy's obviously a threat with his legs.

He's a carbon copy of Lamar in terms of his build, the way he plays.

Camario, this is my first.

I watched, actually, dude, Mississippi State has been very captivating, not just for me, but for everybody that knows ball at this point in the CFB season, right? Yeah.

Mississippi State, I have watched film on their offense two weeks in a row now.

Watched them against Minnesota.

Watched them against South Carolina.

What an absolute treat to watch.

I don't know if it's like the rhythm when Camario comes up there and he just.

It's just Mississippi State's – watching Mississippi State's offense has the same melodic quality to it as listening to Gunna.

It's the best I can describe.

It's just very – It's very rhythmic.

You understand what I'm saying? I do think you have to have a black quarterback in order to have an offense that rhythmic.

I really do.

It's not something I can explain much deeper than that, but I have a feeling that ball knowers will understand what I'm saying.

It's just a flow to this Mississippi State offense.

It's mesmerizing to watch the way they move around pre-snap.

They'll walk up a tight end on the line of scrimmage, and then they'll have three off the line of scrimmage, but then they'll switch, and then maybe three goes back around.

And then, again, especially when you're watching from the skybox angle, Anybody that knows ball, when you're watching tape, you've got two angles.