Frog-in-law1995
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You just gonna ignore the fact that half their team is out too?
Diehards: TCU opens as 23.5-point favorite over Baylor
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You just gonna ignore the fact that half their team is out too?
Mark this down, GP already has his eye to OU. If tcu gets a lead, say 14 points he will go with the most vanilla game plan you have ever seen. Sewo right and sewo left will be all that you will see.
He will show nothing to ou other than what he wants them to see (maybe a trick play or two that he wants them to be distracted by, but he has no intention of using). This game could be done in a tidy 3 hours flat. With Morris back, run the ball about 60 times, suffocate their offense and start getting ready for OU.
He will show nothing to ou other than what he wants them to see (maybe a trick play or two that he wants them to be distracted by, but he has no intention of using). This game could be done in a tidy 3 hours flat. With Morris back, run the ball about 60 times, suffocate their offense and start getting ready for OU.
Frog-in-law1995
Active Member
This. I’ll be surprised if we cover.
Limey Frog
Full Member
Are those both confirmed?
BABYFACE
Full Member
I never have and never will place a bet pertaining to TCU. I have an emotional attachment to the Frogs and that does not mix well with wagering.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
From what we've heard, yes.
Pharm Frog
Full Member
I have an emotional attachment to my money that would not mix well with wagering. I also have an emotional attachment to my marriage which most certainly not mix well with wagering.
Zubaz
Member
I'm willing to bet on TCU games. I'm the world's worst gambler, I lose every time. For big games, I may or may not have placed bets on TCU's opponent as a kiss of death, figuring that I'm willing to pay $50 to watch my team win (and if we lose it softens the blow a bit).
One notable exception: Might have placed a sizable bet on Wisconsin +2.5 for the Rose Bowl. Another reason that was the best sports day ever.
I do not gamble much, but many times I think to myself that this is the perfect emotional hedge moment. If the odds are right, I would gladly give up some money to watch the Frogs win. God forbid the Frogs lose, you get some cash to wipe away the tears.
CountryFrog
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I think the only way we win by less than 30 is if they get a couple garbage time scores late, which is entirely possible. It was only two weeks ago when they got handled with a fair amount of ease by that Tech team we've all been making fun of the last few days.
This is all assuming that Baylor will play with zero effort and no one on their team cares about winning. If they actually try hard then I don't know what to think.
This is all assuming that Baylor will play with zero effort and no one on their team cares about winning. If they actually try hard then I don't know what to think.
Tech could have easily scored 20. I suspect Baylor scores 17 or so.
RollToad
Baylor is Trash.
Ron Swanson
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From that thread:
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SwissArmyFrog
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Lol, from Sic'em:
"TCU needs the CFP votes. Fatty drills us by 40."
"TCU needs the CFP votes. Fatty drills us by 40."
Pharm Frog
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Question—-if the Hill and Robinson injury status was likely to keep either or both from playing, wouldn’t Vegas have taken down the line for a while or frozen it or something? Not sure how that works
