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Hey Kendal........ or Ken Doll

FrogByBirth

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34 RUSHING plays, 42 passes

104 yards rushing.............

This is a 7-5 team, maybe!!!!

Ken Doll........ Good luck!!!
 

Limey Frog

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Fun possible scenario:

1. Tech are a disaster and Joey Mac is fired.
2. TTU makes a pact with the devil that will eventually destroy their institution and hires Daddy Briles.
3. Art calls all his little chicks home and Johnny Finger-tape heads to Lubbock.
4. Garret Riley see his chance to undo a huge mistake, hops off the Dabo show train to nowhere and returns to Fort Worth.
 

Tyson

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34 RUSHING plays, 42 passes

104 yards rushing.............

This is a 7-5 team, maybe!!!!

Ken Doll........ Good luck!!!
How about you posting your plays on here.
Maybe he’ll read it and take your suggestions
You seem like a real genius. I bet lots of the people on this board can hardly wait
Keep us informed
Thanks
 

FrogByBirth

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How about you posting your plays on here.
Maybe he’ll read it and take your suggestions
You seem like a real genius. I bet lots of the people on this board can hardly wait
Keep us informed
Thanks
You mean like throwing the ball with under a minute to go (incomplete) instead of running it and keeping the clock running?! Moronic.
 

Limey Frog

Full Member
353 yards passing with no picks. Sacked only once. While #1 RB is still learning how to play. I’d say the right calls were made.
This was a lot like Hoover's demolition of BYU last year in some ways: they loaded the box so the sensible thing is to take what they give you. Ball security and knuckle-head penalties were a problem. A few such errors here and there you can attribute to players. A culture of such errors is ultimately on the coaches. Will those errors prove to be week one rust or the team's fundamental culture? We'll see. Briles needs to get the dropsies, fumbles, and extra-curricular shoving sorted out by the time we play UCF.

Also, we scored in the red zone, yes, but we really had to struggle to do it. Scoring is often hard--the other team doesn't usually want you to do it. But does "had to work hard in the red zone to score vs Stanford" indicate that we can score when we need to, or will better teams consistently cause us to stall out inside in the 20? We'll see.

There are reasons to be hopeful and reasons to be doubtful.
 

Ranidaphobia

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Victorious teams that threw more in competitive games
Oregon - 50 pass 37 rush
USC - 36 pass 22 rush
Colorado - 34 pass 23 rush
Arizona - 31 pass 26 rush
Texas Tech - 42 pass 32 rush
UCLA - 38 pass 20 rush
TCU - 42 pass 34 rush

Victorious teams that ran more in competitive games
Vanderbilt - 16 pass 48 rush
South Carolina - 23 pass 56 rush
North Carolina - 23 pass 41 rush
Notre Dame - 30 pass 34 rush (was heavier on the pass until clock mgmt end of game)

I’d take the offense’s from the first group over the second in a heartbeat
 
Victorious teams that threw more in competitive games
Oregon - 50 pass 37 rush
USC - 36 pass 22 rush
Colorado - 34 pass 23 rush
Arizona - 31 pass 26 rush
Texas Tech - 42 pass 32 rush
UCLA - 38 pass 20 rush
TCU - 42 pass 34 rush

Victorious teams that ran more in competitive games
Vanderbilt - 16 pass 48 rush
South Carolina - 23 pass 56 rush
North Carolina - 23 pass 41 rush
Notre Dame - 30 pass 34 rush (was heavier on the pass until clock mgmt end of game)

I’d take the offense’s from the first group over the second in a heartbeat
Facts have no place in this discussion.
 

frogfan72

Active Member
Fun possible scenario:

1. Tech are a disaster and Joey Mac is fired.
2. TTU makes a pact with the devil that will eventually destroy their institution and hires Daddy Briles.
3. Art calls all his little chicks home and Johnny Finger-tape heads to Lubbock.
4. Garret Riley see his chance to undo a huge mistake, hops off the Dabo show train to nowhere and returns to Fort Worth.
I've seen Garret Riley try to figure out how to score points against Georgia twice now. It's gone poorly twice. No thanks.
 

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