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Awrite, remain ignorant. I done the best I could.You are right! But, I can sure as scheiss ignore you…
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No but at least he can defend himself properly.and this relates to usc football how?
city of houston has seen a surge in murders this year so does that mean dana should have left?
Well he certainly out-coached GP every single time.Can't get a really good gauge on Riley as a HC
He inherited a program already on top and never really had to face any challenges. It was all there for him to just manage.
Sure, he is a great offensive mind that creates an offense where a QB can really excel(and win heismans)
It will be interesting what he does in Southern Cal where he isn't exactly given the keys to a Ferrari.
He got new dogs as part of his deal, as well…I understand that Riley's dogs are named Boomer and Sooner. Will they now have to answer to Trojan and Fighton?
I cringed every time an announcer would claim a classic matchup between an offensive savant and the defense guru/genius of Gary Patterson…when I knew we would be falling behind by 21 in the 1st half and giving up 40+Well he certainly out-coached GP every single time.
Well he certainly out-coached GP every single time.
As long as those erudite, sophisticated, better-than-the-rest Californios are paying a boatload of money for him to coach their young'uns he's doing a pertty good job of looking like "an LA kind of guy..."I'm still trying to figure out how a guy from Muleshoe, TX thinks he's an LA kind of guy...
"Hey, rube!"
Trojan and Ribbed, perhaps.I understand that Riley's dogs are named Boomer and Sooner. Will they now have to answer to Trojan and Fighton?
GP's defense was always great against offenses that were one-dimensional, no matter how "good" those offenses were. He could take away the run, or he could take away the pass, but when he had to do both it didn't work near as well. I know that's kind of the case with all defenses because multi-dimensional offenses are always harder to stop, but with GP's it seemed more drastic.I cringed every time an announcer would claim a classic matchup between an offensive savant and the defense guru/genius of Gary Patterson…when I knew we would be falling behind by 21 in the 1st half and giving up 40+
or perhaps Reggie and OJ after those two infamous RB's?I understand that Riley's dogs are named Boomer and Sooner. Will they now have to answer to Trojan and Fighton
Doggy style?Trojan and Ribbed, perhaps.
Generally, savants > gurus.I cringed every time an announcer would claim a classic matchup between an offensive savant and the defense guru/genius of Gary Patterson…when I knew we would be falling behind by 21 in the 1st half and giving up 40+
He couldn't stop OU because they were good at both. And I think as offenses have trended toward balance and running the ball more, that accelerated his decline. His calling card was neutralizing the Air Raid type offenses.
LOL at those pretending that GP wasn't a good coach in the Big 12. He shared a conference title in 2014 and was in the CCG in 2017.
No, he didn't beat OU to win the conference. But OU was 4-0 in CCG's since they were reinstated in 2017 and was the champion in 2016 and 2015 as well.
OU owned the big 12 for the most part since since we joinedIt was probably the 2005 OU win that helped solidify Patterson’s position at TCU, especially after that 2004 season. I was really disappointed at how OU owned us in the Big 12
Oklahoma St has not dominated TCUOU owned the big 12 for the most part since since we joined
The Oklahoma schools dominated TCU outside of a few wins and close games