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Given the statistic advantage you still only beat ISU by 10. Do you think 17 points will beat OU? Or maybe OSU? How about TCU?
Yes, ISU has gone on to win games against opponents that they weren't favored too. So what? Those ISU teams turned out to be mediocre at best.UT the last three years went into Dallas with horrible records and a team without confidence.
One of those years they won and the other two had chances to win.
Okie State because of Gundy's stubbornness to not slow down tempo yet makes me have a positive outlook on that game
TCU is at the end of the year and how UT is getting better on defense every week and hopefully on offense as well very soon I can say I am confident about that game.
It is 4 and 5 star players against 2 and 3 star players afterall. TCU looked good against Okie Lite because Gundy continued to push the tempo even with TCU holding the ball on offense and had over 39 minutes of possession by the end of the game
I guess what is not being realized by ISU fans is this UT team is getting better every week.
The previous game UT took a SC team that was on a 11 game win streak, I believe, to OT. If a few calls went UT's ways the Longhorns would have beaten the Trojans.
If they had a bye week that means they actually had almost two weeks to improve from their last game. I have seen evidence on the field that this UT team is getting better and come January may end up BIG XII Champions, Top 5 and a Group of 6 Bowl winner.
Sam Darnold had the same issues with that D and he is a much better QB according to scouts than RudolphAre you serious? Yes that Texas D is good but if Park isn't flustered and floating balls ISU wins that game. The looks they gave Park gave him more problems than the play of the D. An experienced Big 12 QB will do well vs that D.
Yes, ISU has gone on to win games against opponents that they weren't favored too. So what? Those ISU teams turned out to be mediocre at best.
You didn't answer the question. Do you think that UT's defense which threw a Junk scheme at ISU that a 15 yr old could figure out with Madden controls but our OC was befuddled by can hold the offenses of OU, TCU, OSU to under 17 pts. 17 pts your team scored against our defense with superior field position and time of possession and at least 10 pts scored directly due to turnovers. 17 pts of which only 3 were scored in the second half.
Sam Darnold had the same issues with that D and he is a much better QB according to scouts than Rudolph
Part of the reason he is so highly ranked is because of the USC on his jersey. Yes he is good but has struggled this year, and his line has changed a lot week to week.
You are in denial. No football coach feels good with a 2 TD lead in this day in age. And what about when ISU got it within 7? The reason they didn't stretch the defense was because ISU was putting alot of pressure on Buchele which already had forced a couple of TO's so they got conservative and because they didn't have time to go deep.Does football confuse you.
UT didn't need to score so they played conservative once they went up by 14 points. Only time in the second half did UT ever attempt to stretch the D was at the end to run the receivers down the field to create space for Buchele to run.
That game hit both universities like a wrecking ball with injuries.
When you see over 15 players injured in one game you know that game was important.
Not saying this for sure but that game could be the future crown jewel of a PAC 16 if UT feels like the Big XII can no longer generate enough revenue to keep UT competitive
I wasn't really following college football at that time as I was too young.
My point is a coach used to get 4 to 5 years unless he was so horrible that a school had no choice now it has become 2 to 3. Some places like Louisiana 1/4 of a season.
Bill Synder or Frank Beamer sucked for their first four years but both were given an extra year at a school that really did not have football history. Both K State and Va Tech were horrible before both coaches arrived.
I have a feeling that both would have been fired if they coached like they did in the early 90's in 2017.
The same narrative always exist on every college football board
1. Hope in someone new
2. Fire the OC or DC over one loss
3. Once they get a coordinator fired then it is the head coach
4. Some places like LSU and Nebraska it becomes fire the AD.
You aren't going to seriously try to tell me that USC is the best team that Texas will play this year, are you? Have you seen their past 3-4 games? They are very lucky to be 4-1 and definitely are/were overrated.I wouldn't say he struggled this year.
His completion percentage is about the same as it was last year. More than half of his interceptions were because of tipped passes.
I do think his receivers made him better last year and his receivers are making him look not as good this year.
Darnold still threw for almost 400 yards against UT. His ability to create is unbelievable.
Most of these supposed mock drafts are what they claim to be and have no bearing on what a NFL team will do. Like Josh Allen a supposed Top 10 pick in August is no longer slotted into the first round.
To get back to the original reason why Darnold was brought up. UT played the best QB and team they will play all year already except for a possible bowl matchup.
This is what has given the defense and maybe the entire team the confidence it can win the Big XII.
That game hit both universities like a wrecking ball with injuries.
When you see over 15 players injured in one game you know that game was important.
Not saying this for sure but that game could be the future crown jewel of a PAC 16 if UT feels like the Big XII can no longer generate enough revenue to keep UT competitive
Texas has more revenue than they need now. Its their own fault they cannot compete, money has nothing to do with it. The PAC 12 right now is having money issues and there are coaches that are not happy about the situation they are in. While the Big 12 isn't perfect the mega conferences are having issues of their own.
This is the lifelong Cyclone in me talking:
The season is over. In week 4. Again.
Before Thursday, 6-6 was a possibility. Now, I think 4-8, possibly even 3-9 is likely.
The cultural issues are still there. We saw a talented QB become a headcase. Again. It won't cure itself overnight. I saw something else I never thought I'd see: Matt Campbell became a complete and total *****, punting twice inside the opponent's 40. He also failed to get the ball to our best player, which would have taken some pressure off said headcase QB. I saw a coach who, for the first time in MY opinion, looked like he was in completely over his head.
Part of this is just me venting. I hope I'm wrong. But right now, the Cyclone in me says this culture change is nothing more than lip service.
Snyder was 1-10 his first year, 7-4 his third year/4-3 in conference.Bill Synder or Frank Beamer sucked for their first four years
The PAC 12 owns their own network unlike the rest of the conferences. Even the BIG has allowed FOX to own 51% of their network.Spot on. Pac XII not a happy place right now.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...how-pac-12-game-times-are-hurting-washington/
Texas has more revenue than they need now. Its their own fault they cannot compete, money has nothing to do with it. The PAC 12 right now is having money issues and there are coaches that are not happy about the situation they are in. While the Big 12 isn't perfect the mega conferences are having issues of their own.
For a school that has its own ESPN network they sure haven't had the expected results.
Too lazy to look but Football and Basketball sure haven't been world beaters since that channel went live.
But their volleyball girls sure are perdy