USC's weak spot is D which makes no sense given the fertile recruiting bed cali is. Guessing lincoln is like the pirate in that he doesnt to much care about d.
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7) 1st and goal at the one and not scoring will haunt us for a long time.
If the coach k asks our guys to play that defense again—rushing three, soft zone, poorly disguised blitzes—they could easily lose again; especially if they also turn the ball over three times.Michigan or Ohio State will have a loss.
Washington or Oregon will have a loss.
Penn State will have a loss.
If we win out, OU will have a loss. It will be very hard to leave the Horns out of the playoff.
That entire school's administration, top to bottom, is about winning football games and that is their priority #1.
If we win out, OU will have a loss. It will be very hard to leave the Horns out of the playoff.
Here's the tiebreaker rules from the Big XII website - Tiebreaker Procedures - Big 12 Conference (big12sports.com). If you can follow that line of thought, you're smarter than I - maybe the lawyers can translate it for us.If it comes down to 3 way tie between ou, Texas, and another team, the Big XII will choose the other team v. ou.
I think if the horns win out they're in the 4 team playoff. You would have a conference championship where they avenged their AMAZING loss and you won in Tuscaloosa. That's two big chips on the table. I guess if you had a one loss tOSU/PSU/Mich/Pac 12 Champ you might have a point but none of them would have a Bama win. You need Bama to keep winning. Luckily for all of us, ND took their second L. And, let me be very clear, while I would like to win a Big 12 and it would be cool for us to close out the Big 12 together, I don't want to see Longhorns again. That's an explosive team.Michigan or Ohio State will have a loss.
Washington or Oregon will have a loss.
Penn State will have a loss.
If we win out, OU will have a loss. It will be very hard to leave the Horns out of the playoff.
Uge! You know it and I know it. And, that's OK. Take the heat and appreciate the Longhorn cache.I'm on record already, but I love this. How big are we in their eyes.
I think Sark is doing fine. 500+yards against ou, 30 points and all that with 3 turnovers.I have to agree with the posters saying QE shouldnt run as he is not built for that game. Ehlinger was, QE no. We have enough weapons for him to use that he shouldnt need to. I hate to beat the dead horse but over the top of venables d is the weakness and we just didnt get to that yesterday, partly because we couldnt hold up the 4 man rush with 5-6 guys. Very frustrating. Not sure if its real but someone mentioned Banks being a little hurt. Never saw a report and it wasnt visible during the game. On3 noted that 5 out of 6 1st plays this year have been pass and almost the same consistencies on other downs. ou was very well prepared and new exactly what we were running before the ball was snapped. Sark has to do better!
I was at the fair on Friday night and they had a parade with a mob like something called the Texas Tech band marching totally out of sync and doing the down horns sign. They looked pitiful enough without exposing to all their Big XII penis envy of their idols. Only small minds can go as far as these Big XII schools in their jealousy. They are too stupid to see how they look.I'm on record already, but I love this. How big are we in their eyes.
Yes^^^^Gabriel was sacked 1 time for a 1 yard loss
Gabriel had a ton of rush yards - why didn't K adjust and spy him?
OUBubba, I think you have a good overview. IMO, three of the four slots are almost certainly locked in:I think if the horns win out they're in the 4 team playoff. You would have a conference championship where they avenged their AMAZING loss and you won in Tuscaloosa. That's two big chips on the table. I guess if you had a one loss tOSU/PSU/Mich/Pac 12 Champ you might have a point but none of them would have a Bama win.
OUBubba, I think you have a good overview. IMO, three of the four slots are almost certainly locked in:
- Georgia (I think they run the table)
- Ohio State or Michigan, whichever wins the conference
- Florida State (I think they run the table)
That leaves the fourth spot TBD. If ou runs the table, they obviously get it. If Texas beats ou in the Championship game, there's a strong case unless Washington/Oregon/USC produces an undefeated team (which I don't think will happen). The other potential hiccup - suppose Bama wins out and beats Georgia in the SEC Championship game. Does Georgia (as the two-time defending National Champ) get in along with Alabama?
And the real nightmare scenario - suppose WVa beats ou. The you are guaranteed a one-loss Big XII Champion. Now what?
I'm getting a headache thinking about all the possibilities.
Did we also have a 3 man front at the end of the first half when OU went the length to get 3 pointsYes^^^^
K failed on so many counts:
1)He didn't spy on Gabriel
2)He continued the 3 man rush "prevent defense" that played right into Gabriel's strength.
3)He refused to dial up the pressure on Gabriel in the second half which gave ou receivers time to work open against our wounded D backfield.
4)He ordered our D backs to play a soft zone, again making it simple for ou to find space to work the ball down the field in the final 75 seconds.
ou's OC couldn't have asked for a better set up to march down the field and score.
Also no one is pointing out that the zebras didn't call pass interference when the ou d back ran over Worthy on the long pass attempt; and in the last minute our D back is called for pass interference for a fraction of the contact. Why?
Horns can't do anything about anything except win the remainder of their games. They need to go all ou style points (the way ou did in 2008 against all but Texas) and win most of them by 30+ looking completely dominant along the way. The Horns can and probably should win the remaining regular season games (not going to worry about ccg until we get there), but I doubt with the style points they need given their habit of playing to the level of the competition.OUBubba, I think you have a good overview. IMO, three of the four slots are almost certainly locked in:
- Georgia (I think they run the table)
- Ohio State or Michigan, whichever wins the conference
- Florida State (I think they run the table)
That leaves the fourth spot TBD. If ou runs the table, they obviously get it. If Texas beats ou in the Championship game, there's a strong case unless Washington/Oregon/USC produces an undefeated team (which I don't think will happen). The other potential hiccup - suppose Bama wins out and beats Georgia in the SEC Championship game. Does Georgia (as the two-time defending National Champ) get in along with Alabama?
And the real nightmare scenario - suppose WVa beats ou. The you are guaranteed a one-loss Big XII Champion. Now what?
I'm getting a headache thinking about all the possibilities.
Right. And, as you stated, they need to win convincingly - every game.Horns can't do anything about anything except win the remainder of their games.
As others have stated, ou seemed hungier to win