Moose Stuff
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I thought the comments on Niang were absurd but what do you mean by “gets off the hook”?. What should happen to him? It’s not exactly a fireable offense.
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Who is starting at QB vs Baylor?
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I thought the comments on Niang were absurd but what do you mean by “gets off the hook”?. What should happen to him? It’s not exactly a fireable offense.
LawFrog504
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Can there be 1, maybe 2 articles that are critical of him? Somebody ask him a follow up in the moment, or at railhead on thursday, or post game? Say hey coach, "you think you were a little hard on a kid who turned down the draft to come back, played hurt for you, never got beat, and was the furthest thing from selfish for 3 years? Do you regret any of your comments about a 20 year old who has given every piece of himself to you since 2015?"
jake102
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Look a little harder
LawFrog504
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Now we consider Mac a reputable source?
Moose Stuff
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Nobody else is gonna write the article.
AroundWorldFrog
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Any chance Baldwin is ready enough to play? I know he was cleared to practice a few weeks ago. I'd personally like to see what he can do.
Moose Stuff
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My guess..... there is SOME chance. Also probably ZERO chance GP tells us much if anything prior to first snap.
AroundWorldFrog
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So there's a chance?
I would think the guy would be fired up to go head to head against Brewer.
Guys, this is GP's chance to use his favorite QB on the team that runs his favorite style of offense against the team he probably hates the second most on the conference. Do yall think there is ANY CHANCE he plays QBs that are unknown quantities right now (Downing or Baldwin)? Come on.
This is GP's wet dream scenario. He gets to roll out of 5th year QB with tons of experience and try and ground and pound a team that has lesser athletes than we do on offense.
I actually don't mind leaning on our best position group (RBs) and not watching our worst position group (WRs) continually step on their own dicks all game. Then heave maybe 3 40 yard (would be 50, but that is all AD can throw) to Reagor.
Get ready for AD all day on Saturday and each team getting like 7 possessions, GP will be so happy!!
This is GP's wet dream scenario. He gets to roll out of 5th year QB with tons of experience and try and ground and pound a team that has lesser athletes than we do on offense.
I actually don't mind leaning on our best position group (RBs) and not watching our worst position group (WRs) continually step on their own dicks all game. Then heave maybe 3 40 yard (would be 50, but that is all AD can throw) to Reagor.
Get ready for AD all day on Saturday and each team getting like 7 possessions, GP will be so happy!!
AroundWorldFrog
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So Baylor can load the box with 10 guys and stuff us all day. Cool
gohornedfrogs
Tier 1
Obviously caused by some
So you’d be happy and you think it would accomplish something if the media dogpiled GP about that, of all things?
CountryFrog
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So does GP only inform the Vegas casinos of his teams injury situation?
Chongo94
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Pretty much.
watchoutforthelizard
Turd
Why does everyone need to "chill out"? Should fans not expect more? Should fans not be worried? Fans remember the dark days and have no desire to go back. This is a TCU team trending in the wrong directions and a program with a lot of red flags moving forward. Being an average Big 12 team should be the floor not the ceiling for TCU football.
Mean Purple
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O line is not so good. Line coaching is just not good. But you wont get folks to change thinking on that here. Too much head in the sand.
Mean Purple
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That begins with coaching.
