ADVERTISEMENT

Ketch's 10 Thoughts From the Weekend (Will Texas let TCU take its cornbread... again?)

Ellingher has to speed up his decision making too, especially against a D like TCU. He is late in his reads and delivery. If he does that Saturday, it’s going to be a problem.
Agreed, IMO they are going to need to cut his reads down or go to quick pop plays. TCU could possibly be had with power physical play. But we can’t get into a track race with these guys.
 
@Ketchum Journey's Patiently is one of the most underrated Journey songs in my opinion.

And I'm surprised you didn't link the performance that started his comeback!



FYI - The original recording of the eels "It's a Mother****er" is an awesome song.
 
  • Like
Reactions: cordpetee
Only The Young is top 5 IMO.

I think the fans will be into the TCU game unlike prior years...it’s got a 1990 UH vibe.
 
  • Like
Reactions: HorntoWin
Now that USC has been handled, TCU becomes the biggest game of the year. No win, because of what they’ve done to us recently, flips the narrative on this program more -
 
  • Like
Reactions: Ronbo55
Ingram will be the RB getting more carries than Danny before seasons end if he is healthy. In fact, he make take over as starter this year since Watson's blocking is iffy at best. No other back on the team has the "it" he has.
 
Would put Lovin, Touchin, Squeezin in the top 10 and take oh Sherrie out. We will have to execute at a higher level to best TCU. Sam will need to better next week.
Can't take Sherrie out! It's his best solo.
 
  • Like
Reactions: EG-man
@Ketchum are you taking Tre Watson and Daniel Young over Keontay? Or was your response to the B/S under the presumption that Keontay is out for another week? I feel like I can already say Keontay is the best back we’ve had since Jamal, and once he said healthy, he should be getting 15-20 carries a game minimum. Thoughts?
Watson would be the starter this week, but if Ingram is healthy, I'd give him at least 10 touches.
 
  • Like
Reactions: awlonghorn
While the short term trend in the TCU series is all TCU, in the long term it will revert back its norm of Texas domination. That said, if Texas lays another TCU egg this Saturday, it will pretty much wipeout the good that was done in the USC win.
 
@Ketchum

I think many would have Called for Texas to be 2-1 at this point, but with different results (Maryland and SC flipped).

Could you argue that fans should be more confident with the actual results versus the projected? After all, you’d rather see the strong performance at game three than game one. Further, while SC may not be a great team right now, most would agree their talent level is far superior to Maryland’s.

Just a little nuance that might be getting overlooked.
 
Ketch,

You cannot blame Sam for the first interception against Maryland. A Maryland player blew Watson up in pass pro and either the Maryland player or Watson himself hit Sam on the elbow or mid-section which altered Sam's throw. That is all on Watson.

Go back and look at the Maryland game tape.

The second interception was horrific and definitely Sam's fault.
 
Texas has plenty of team speed, but you wouldn't know it by reading this thread.

Ehlinger is steadily improving, but you wouldn't know it by breading this thread.

Patterson is overated. He's a cockroach. F the love he gets on this board. He can't beat top top ten teams.
Beck/Ehlinger vs Patterson is not a good recipe.
For Patterson.
 
  • Like
Reactions: PaperChampion
I know Oklahoma looms in a few weeks, but nothing matters more in the entire 2018 season than the Longhorns putting an end to this TCU thing that exists. More so than any game on the schedule, this is the game that will tell me everything I need to know about what the 2018 season is going to look like.

It's a bit ironic that SC was probably the least "important" game from a tangible standpoint compare to the next 3 games. Saturday is big for us. Big 12 is shaping up to be stronger than many were projecting back in the summer. Gotta hold serve at home.
 
You cannot blame Sam for the first interception against Maryland. A Maryland player blew Watson up in pass pro and either the Maryland player or Watson himself hit Sam on the elbow or mid-section which altered Sam's throw. That is all on Watson.

1. No idea where the false notion of Watson getting "blown up" got started. My gosh, just watch the replay. Watson actually did a pretty good job of blocking the defender. The defender just happened to make a desperate reach that grazed Ehlinger. And BTW, that graze could have been easily avoided by a simple climb up the ladder by Ehlinger. Calling it "all on Watson" is laughable.
 
  • Like
Reactions: matamoroshorn
When your eyes tell you that Ehlinger isn't as accurate as he needs to be or that he's left some big plays on the field because of errant throws, your eyes aren't wrong. Ehlinger's 57.6 completion percentage ranks ninth among Big 12 quarterbacks. His yards per attempt ranks seventh. His passer rating ranks eighth.

Yep. Unless that gets improved there is going to be a relatively low ceiling on this offense.
 
The best players on this team are Lil'Jordan Humphrey, Collin Johnson, Chris Nelson, Gary Johnson, Kris Boyd and Caden Sterns

One or even both of Anderson and Cosmi can be argued are better than Nelson. They've certainly been better consistently 3 games in than Nelson.
 
BUY or SELL: We have permission to dream big?

(Sell) Man, I took that Notre Dame game hook, line and sinker.

Probably wise. SC does not look to be a terribly good team. Hell, not sure they would finish in the top half of this conference.
 
It's a long week.;)

Ketch said: "I know Oklahoma looms in a few weeks, but nothing matters more in the entire 2018 season than the Longhorns putting an end to this TCU thing that exists. More so than any game on the schedule, this is the game that will tell me everything I need to know about what the 2018 season is going to look like."

So true.

Reasons:

1. When you lose to one team so many times in a row, they become the measure by which you're judged;

2. Need to bring that fatty down a few notches, or pounds or both;

3. In state recruiting;

4. DFW recruiting;

5. Not a descending program like USC;

6. Restore the proper relationship between THE University of Texas and a little, private, horn-frog school in Ft. Worth.

Hookem
 
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT