I took 18 of the good questions.
Some were repetitive. Others weren't good.
Maybe stay in your lane and trust that I got this.
Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (A heavy dose of "Uh oh")
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Some were repetitive. Others weren't good.
Maybe stay in your lane and trust that I got this.
I can't stand the weak East comments. It's excuse making.
No one ever says that about the AFC east when they talk about Tom Brady or the Patriots winning the division...
Russell wouldn't even be notable in today's game as a player.
Some of us perfectly understood it was UTEP and we still had trouble blocking.
He should be up there in @Alex Dunlap's missed tackle list tomorrow. He simply isn't very good right now. Whatever great tackling gene his cousins got, he didn't.
Held. P.I. Take your pick. Strips went with none of the above which goes to your prior note about their overall sh*ttiness. That was a huge no-call.
Given it was clear the intent was to hard count a penalty, my guess is we would have seen a TO or delay taken and a FG.
We sorta need to define "done." I think if we're being honest with ourselves, a home loss to a below average TCU at home pretty much is a BAD omen for even the most minimal of goals which is a Big 12 title.
Yep. Anyone who think CDC has the stones to fire Mensa this season clearly hasn't been paying attention.
Remember when we were sold about his "upside?" Sounds like the same thing we hear in every "instant analysis" about the latest 3-star commit.
Great stuff Ketch. The key running through this, to me, is that Tom Herman's fingerprints are still all over the offensive gameplan. The word "cutesy" keeps coming to mind. Tom seems OK with going for it on 4th down (aggressive move) but then every damn time we get up by 10 or so he throttles back the whole offense.
I get that CTH dreams of being able to do the Bama thing and just squeeze the juice out of the clock once you have a lead, but we aren't that good and this conference has way too many high-octane offenses. If we had game planned like we'd need 56+ points out of the gate, we most definitely could have rolled Tech in the second and third quarters. Instead we didn't make a real effort to extend the leads when we had them, and we let Tech believe they had a fighting chance.
One universal truth in sports - when you let a team believe they can beat you, then you open the door for them to do exactly that. CTH needs to learn to crush the souls of bad teams, instead of getting wrapped up in stupid mensa games like trying to demonstrate that we can run to the right.
Not really. I know everyone got jacked about that PFF rating article from the summer, but it's pretty telling most found it a tad surprising. The reality is @Alex Dunlap season long grade on him wasn't terribly impressive.
As in every season since the Big 12 started, I agree. We need to either force the conference to provide better officiating or get the hell out. I personally favor option 2.
