You Tube: Every TCU touchdown in 2022
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Hoosierfrog
Tier 1
Missed one there at the end of the K State game…just like the refs.
One Frog Nation
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Love the comment vs OU that TCU is running thru Oklahoma like a stimulus check
westoverhillbilly
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So many playmakers this year that get into the end zone. Anyone know the status of Quincy Brown? He caught a td early in the season then was injured.
Ron Swanson
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What sticks out to me watching that is what an absolutely amazing year Derius Davis had. I had forgotten how many long TD plays he had.
JogginFrog
Active Member
Great video that reminds me of so many things I like about this team.
- So many weapons
- Miller's ability to make LBs and safeties miss
- And Demercado's
- And Bailey's...did I mention the weapons?
- Miller's strength; makes sense that he'd be trusted on 4th & goal in OT when everyone's gassed
- Davis cruising at 85% speed...partly to trick guys into taking the wrong angle
- Davis' posture at full speed--so fast his legs are almost leaving his upper body behind
- WRs who will make you pay, especially if you're a 5-10 CB on an island
- crafty use of TEs -- finally after 20 years!
- the slow-developing slant at the goal line; takes a lot of trust in the O line and a QB with guts and patience
- play-calling variety generally -- thank you, Garrett Riley
- Max's decision making
- And a nose for paydirt; so many plays where you think, "How does this play get into the endzone?"
- So many weapons
- Miller's ability to make LBs and safeties miss
- And Demercado's
- And Bailey's...did I mention the weapons?
- Miller's strength; makes sense that he'd be trusted on 4th & goal in OT when everyone's gassed
- Davis cruising at 85% speed...partly to trick guys into taking the wrong angle
- Davis' posture at full speed--so fast his legs are almost leaving his upper body behind
- WRs who will make you pay, especially if you're a 5-10 CB on an island
- crafty use of TEs -- finally after 20 years!
- the slow-developing slant at the goal line; takes a lot of trust in the O line and a QB with guts and patience
- play-calling variety generally -- thank you, Garrett Riley
- Max's decision making
- And a nose for paydirt; so many plays where you think, "How does this play get into the endzone?"
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
I think the oppo helped.
Horny4TCU
Active Member
I was wondering the same
Ron Swanson
Full Member
His dad is on HFB. He mostly only speaks in code, but the original recovery timeline thrown out was 6-8 weeks after he was injured against Tarleton. Obviously that has come and gone, and no real update since then. The family is clearly 100% bought in to the TCU program though. I think he will be back and have a great season next year.
And I guess it’s possible he could play against Michigan, but that’s not based on anything other than the aforementioned 6-8 week timeline.
Vlade Davis
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Same, but he battled an injury late in the season, right? Is he fully healthy now?
Ron Swanson
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He broke his hand in the practices before the Baylor game I think. He sat that game out if I remember correctly and then he played against Iowa State and Kansas State, but he didn’t field punts, presumably because of the hand injury.
Vlade Davis
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Yup you’re right. He was back returning kicks for KSU so hopefully he’ll be ready for punts in a week. He needs as many touches as he can take.
