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Field Level Media: Opportunity awaits TCU when it hosts No. 5 Iowa State

bmoney214

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2. Does it look like Tanner Toolson never sleeps to anyone else? The dark circles looked slighltly better tonight (which may have led to the good game) but it seems like they have been getting worse over the season.
I was thinking about that during the KState game. I was like damn it looks like that dude hasn't slept in weeks.
 

Froggy Style

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That was a very good win. It wasn’t pretty but I think this is how we should play going forward. This was a victory built on defense and toughness. I don’t care how we do it as long as long as the left column grows.
CJD needs to start and end the game with the best 5. We saw that the second best grouping is when we allow the other team to go on a run. Unfortunately, we start the game with that group (or person). There is no reason to find yourself down 10-0 just to save face.
 
This season is shaping up to be a tough one on the bubble. From Lunardi today—

"The bubble stinks," cry the so-called experts in what has turned into an annual tradition, from Bristol, Connecticut, to Brackettville, Texas. "There aren't 68 teams good enough for this tournament" or "why would the NCAA even think about expanding?" We've answered the last question before, so let's focus on the here and now. Not only is the top of this year's bracket full of very good teams, but the bubble is quite good, too. Missouri, our current Last Team In, has already beaten Florida and won at Kentucky and Texas A&M. TCU, narrowly the First Team Out, has also beaten Florida, as well as tournament-bound Wisconsin and Iowa State. And overall, the latest Last Four In and First Four Out groupings have combined for an extraordinary 18 Quadrant 1 wins. Don't be surprised when one or more make a deep run in March.
 
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