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Next four games--what do you expect?

SW toad

Active Member
I have seen #7 torched so many times and he starts with a 10-15 yard cushion and the only thing the WR do is run right past him.
You're talking about Channing Canada. I don't mean to be picking at his game but his game sucks. He is getting paid whether it's 80k or 400k per annum. Now BYU, ISU, UH, Cincy DC coords will be dropping deep bombs on TCU Secondary. Why would they not? Prepare for an all out assault on the TCU secondary over the next 4 weeks.
 

SW toad

Active Member
As I look at the coaching staffs of all the other TCU sports--men's and woman's--Sonny & Co rate dead last in terms of player acquisition, development, and game-time execution.
Sour Pussie deluxe. However I think 1-3 Is most likely. Don't be a sour [ muschi ].
 

1. vs. West Virginia Mountaineers (Away)​

Prediction: TCU wins 38-27
Why:
TCU has shown they can score and win on the road; West Virginia has struggled defensively in the Big 12. If TCU controls the clock and avoids turnovers, they should pull this out.

2. vs. Texas Tech Red Raiders (Home)​

Prediction: TCU wins 31-24
Why:
Playing at home gives TCU an edge. Texas Tech is dangerous offensively, but TCU’s defense and home-field atmosphere should just tip the balance.


3. vs. BYU Cougars (Away)​

Prediction: TCU loses 28-34
Why:
Long travel + hostile environment + BYU’s disciplined style = a tough road test. I think TCU will fight hard but come up a bit short here.


4. vs. Houston Cougars (Away)​

Prediction: TCU wins 35-21
Why:
Houston has pockets of strength, but if TCU comes in focused and avoids trap-game complacency, they should handle this one solidly.


Overall outlook​

That gives TCU a predicted 3-1 finish in those four games. That would be a strong closing stretch. Key factors are: limiting turnovers, winning the run game or at least keeping it balanced, and playing clean on special teams.
Bet you $1 million that we beat West Virginia 23-17.
 

Klaw

Active Member
Ranking wins TCU vs UH...

1. UH over ASU
2. TCU over SMU
3. TCU over Baylor
4. UH over UA
5. TCU over WVU
6. TCU over Colorado - UH over Colorado
8. TCU over UNC
9. UH over Rice
10. UH over OSU (Pac-12)
11. UH over OSU (Big 12)
12. UH over SFA
13. TCU over ACU

Also, TCU's average in-game win probability rank adjusted for chance that an average FBS team would control games from start to finish the way this team did, given the schedule.

TCU 22
UH 45
An ASU without Levitt and Tyson are worse than SMU and Baylor.

If those 2 stars don’t play in our game, i am positive TCU wins and is 7-1.
 

Limey Frog

Full Member

1. vs. West Virginia Mountaineers (Away)​

Prediction: TCU wins 38-27
Why:
TCU has shown they can score and win on the road; West Virginia has struggled defensively in the Big 12. If TCU controls the clock and avoids turnovers, they should pull this out.

2. vs. Texas Tech Red Raiders (Home)​

Prediction: TCU wins 31-24
Why:
Playing at home gives TCU an edge. Texas Tech is dangerous offensively, but TCU’s defense and home-field atmosphere should just tip the balance.


3. vs. BYU Cougars (Away)​

Prediction: TCU loses 28-34
Why:
Long travel + hostile environment + BYU’s disciplined style = a tough road test. I think TCU will fight hard but come up a bit short here.


4. vs. Houston Cougars (Away)​

Prediction: TCU wins 35-21
Why:
Houston has pockets of strength, but if TCU comes in focused and avoids trap-game complacency, they should handle this one solidly.


Overall outlook​

That gives TCU a predicted 3-1 finish in those four games. That would be a strong closing stretch. Key factors are: limiting turnovers, winning the run game or at least keeping it balanced, and playing clean on special teams.
This is good work. Can you do a 3-page essay on Catcher in the Rye for a Jr. High Lit class next?
 

82 Frog Fever

Active Member


Overall outlook​

That gives TCU a predicted 3-1 finish in those four games. That would be a strong closing stretch. Key factors are: limiting turnovers, winning the run game or at least keeping it balanced, and playing clean on special teams.
I like the 3-1 finish, especially the part about the “Key factors….of winning the run game, or at least keeping it balanced.”
...against 4 teams that average 187 yds rushing per game.
 

1. vs. West Virginia Mountaineers (Away)​

Prediction: TCU wins 38-27
Why:
TCU has shown they can score and win on the road; West Virginia has struggled defensively in the Big 12. If TCU controls the clock and avoids turnovers, they should pull this out.

2. vs. Texas Tech Red Raiders (Home)​

Prediction: TCU wins 31-24
Why:
Playing at home gives TCU an edge. Texas Tech is dangerous offensively, but TCU’s defense and home-field atmosphere should just tip the balance.


3. vs. BYU Cougars (Away)​

Prediction: TCU loses 28-34
Why:
Long travel + hostile environment + BYU’s disciplined style = a tough road test. I think TCU will fight hard but come up a bit short here.


4. vs. Houston Cougars (Away)​

Prediction: TCU wins 35-21
Why:
Houston has pockets of strength, but if TCU comes in focused and avoids trap-game complacency, they should handle this one solidly.


Overall outlook​

That gives TCU a predicted 3-1 finish in those four games. That would be a strong closing stretch. Key factors are: limiting turnovers, winning the run game or at least keeping it balanced, and playing clean on special teams.
Underrated post.
 
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