Gameday Thread: Horned Frogs vs Bears
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FrogLifeYo
Active Member
I can barely even watch this [ Finebaum ]...It’s unbearably bad..We would loose to a dozen FBS schools
berryfrog95
Active Member
Oldest trick in the book on 4th down, SMH Gary....
froglash88
Full Member
Refereeing incompetence
Pharm Frog
Full Member
It’s our passive fault. We had two chances to put him in the tent but just played grab ass and waited for the whistle
AroundWorldFrog
Full Member
Well, Maryland is trashing OSU at this point.
Bizarro Frog
Active Member
Our D is not very aware this year on 4th down. They need 12 so just have everyone run around outside and let him run strait down the middle for a 1st Down. Same way Tech beat us.
Pharm Frog
Full Member
If Lewis had even made an effort to disengage I would agree with you but he just stood there playing patty cake.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
1st and goal - TCU Timeout
PurpleBlood87
Active Member
How many times this season has an opposing QB run right down the middle of the field when TCU's gets a decent pass rush?
AFunkyFrog
Member
That was clearly PI.
Special teams has needed to be addressed for years. There is no emphasis on special teams with no scholarship opportunity. I know this from personal experience. They set up camps for recruits but they are really only looking at one person recommended by Chris Sailor (kicking) or Rubio (long snapping). They are looking for the fastest snapping time but not accuracy. My youngest brother was a recruit a couple of years ago and went to a TCU camp. He was the most accurate person at camp but the person TCU was looking at was slightly faster. The other snapper got the preferred walk on offer because he could afford to pay the tuition, no one else got a look. The snapper ended up taking a scholarship somewhere else, no one else got a call despite having better accuracy.
TLDR: If TCU wants to stop missing the extra points and having blocked kicks they need to offer scholarships to kickers and snappers and quit offering preferred walk on spots to "recommended" kids who can afford the TCU tuition. Recruit the talent that's in front of you and give out some scholarships, at least partials.
Special teams has needed to be addressed for years. There is no emphasis on special teams with no scholarship opportunity. I know this from personal experience. They set up camps for recruits but they are really only looking at one person recommended by Chris Sailor (kicking) or Rubio (long snapping). They are looking for the fastest snapping time but not accuracy. My youngest brother was a recruit a couple of years ago and went to a TCU camp. He was the most accurate person at camp but the person TCU was looking at was slightly faster. The other snapper got the preferred walk on offer because he could afford to pay the tuition, no one else got a look. The snapper ended up taking a scholarship somewhere else, no one else got a call despite having better accuracy.
TLDR: If TCU wants to stop missing the extra points and having blocked kicks they need to offer scholarships to kickers and snappers and quit offering preferred walk on spots to "recommended" kids who can afford the TCU tuition. Recruit the talent that's in front of you and give out some scholarships, at least partials.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
What couldn't you get done during the break between quarters that you needed to call a timeout?
Pharm Frog
Full Member
We are soooooo bad but it starts in the coaches’ offices
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
1st and goal - FUMBLE TCU RECOVERS!!!!!
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
WOW
