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Let it Begin Part 2

Ohiofrog

Full Member
Last week it began. This week it continues. We are way better than it looks. With a little defense tomorrow and our offensive weapons playing, this will be the game that changes our trajectory. Just have a hunch this will be the national break out game for Max and, running backs and the entire team. It’s GoTime. Go Frogs!!
 

Hoosierfrog

Tier 1
Last week it began. This week it continues. We are way better than it looks. With a little defense tomorrow and our offensive weapons playing, this will be the game that changes our trajectory. Just have a hunch this will be the national break out game for Max and, running backs and the entire team. It’s GoTime. Go Frogs!!
Put down the crack pipe and call the drug hotline right now.

but I hope you‘re right
 

Ohiofrog

Full Member
No way Patterson sits anyone out this game unless they are really injured. Also, in this era of NIL money, you don’t miss a prime time network game against a too 5 team.
 

BrewingFrog

Was I supposed to type something here?
Last week it began. This week it continues. We are way better than it looks. With a little defense tomorrow and our offensive weapons playing, this will be the game that changes our trajectory. Just have a hunch this will be the national break out game for Max and, running backs and the entire team. It’s GoTime. Go Frogs!!
While sometimes looks can be deceiving, a body of evidence seen over a period of time gives more definitive clues. To wit: We don't have a defense. There are players out there wearing TCU gear when the opposition is on the field, but they do little to stop said opposing offenses. Each team that has played us has recorded their best rushing totals of their season. This body of evidence indicates that we cannot stop the run. Expect OU to run. A lot.
I have no idea of the injury situation. If Max indeed has a foot injury, then we are entirely screwed. There is no legitimate backup on the roster that can do what Max does, and to insert a New Guy back there on short notice, with different timing, cadence, manner, etc., against an excellent defensive outfit will result in steaming disaster. If all this "injury" talk was just that: talk, then maybe, maybe we have a chance. If it is indeed true, then we don't have much of a chance at all.

If we are without Max and ZE, this will be a monstrous, crushing defeat.
 

tcumaniac

Full Member
Last week it began. This week it continues. We are way better than it looks. With a little defense tomorrow and our offensive weapons playing, this will be the game that changes our trajectory. Just have a hunch this will be the national break out game for Max and, running backs and the entire team. It’s GoTime. Go Frogs!!
Hard for Max to have a breakout game on the sideline with a broken bone in his foot.
 

Froginbedford

Full Member
While sometimes looks can be deceiving, a body of evidence seen over a period of time gives more definitive clues. To wit: We don't have a defense. There are players out there wearing TCU gear when the opposition is on the field, but they do little to stop said opposing offenses. Each team that has played us has recorded their best rushing totals of their season. This body of evidence indicates that we cannot stop the run. Expect OU to run. A lot.
I have no idea of the injury situation. If Max indeed has a foot injury, then we are entirely screwed. There is no legitimate backup on the roster that can do what Max does, and to insert a New Guy back there on short notice, with different timing, cadence, manner, etc., against an excellent defensive outfit will result in steaming disaster. If all this "injury" talk was just that: talk, then maybe, maybe we have a chance. If it is indeed true, then we don't have much of a chance at all.

If we are without Max and ZE, this will be a monstrous, crushing defeat.

About 63-21....Riley will allow token scores to demonstrate how much merciful he is....
 

PurplFrawg

Administrator
Depends of we can get a broadcaster who isn't used to saying the name "McAdoo."
"Derrick McAdoo is a former all-star running back in the Canadian Football League and National Football League. McAdoo signed with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1987 after playing football with the Baylor Bears."
 

JugbandFrog

Full Member
Jeff Foxworthy on TCU “TCU has more holes than Larry The Cable Guy’s underwear.”

Funny, but not so true. Everyone said that if this was TCU of the past…
 
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