FWST: Why TCU and Baylor will both enter Saturday’s rivalry football game with confidence

[TopFrog]

Why TCU and Baylor will both enter Saturday’s rivalry football game with confidence​

Story by Steven Johnson

The saying goes that you are what your record says you are and currently Baylor’s 4-4 record suggests the Bears are an average football team.

However, TCU head coach Sonny Dykes doesn’t see it that way. In his mind, the Horned Frogs are preparing to face a battle-tested team that is starting to play its best football at the right time.

“Continual improvement, I think that’s kind of been the story of their team when you look at it this year,” Dykes said on Tuesday. “They’ve gotten better every single week and they’re a completely different team now than they were early in the year.”

Read more at https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...lry-football-game-with-confidence/ar-AA1t9r3d

 

[Limey Frog]

The Bears have scored nearly 100 points and rushed for nearly 600 yards in the last two weeks.

Uh oh... So the defense needs to be at least as good as it was last week and the offense may need to play as many as four entire quarters, at least three.

 

[namollec]

Good chance of rain in the Waco forecast.
What is there field like in that condition?
Any advantage for either team?

 

[Limey Frog]

Well rain is usually bad news for teams that depend on their passing game and tend to have turnover problems but good for defenses that generate turnovers, so...

 

[Mean Purple]

Well rain is usually bad news for teams that depend on their passing game and tend to have turnover problems but good for defenses that generate turnovers, so...

That's what i was thinking. The whole world sees the direct snap to 3 coming, so that's out.

 

[BleedNPurple]

I’m glad they're confident because I’m not.