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Yep, already nervous. Can we finally learn how to play like a favorite?
Don't be fooled by the 4-2 Baylor record. Their stiffest comp has been OU. Other than that, they haven't really played anyone. That being said, this is a game where our team can step up and show that they can shut out a lesser opponent. This game is at home so we will have that advantage. I'm actually more concerned about playing in the wasteland of lubbock than WVU at home.
Very true. I don't think anyone on our roster has played as a top 10 team either. My God, it's been that long..... Hopefully the new spotlight amps them up instead of getting that "We're Texas" unprepared vibe that plagued us in too many catch games in the past.Texas better not sleep on Baylor. They're putting up some impressive point totals and the Horns are coming off of the emotional win over OU. This is a classic let-down spot. Coach Herman knows this, and its his and the staff's job to have Texas ready for this game and to not have a letdown.
Yep, already nervous. Can we finally learn how to play like a favorite?
I agree wholeheartedly with Herman when he has said "each of these are just steps in our progression." Texas has to re-learn each and every one of these things. That's how bad our program had become. We have seen a TON of growth over this season so far. I know we will continue to grow more. And I'm actually glad we don't have a superstar QB masking deficiencies for us. It is forcing our coaches and our players to grind it out and learn how to win despite obstacles. Let's be gracious to the team if they flounder some this year and don't win out or shove it down other team's throats.This!
Texas needs to learn what it’s like to play with cruelty as a heavy favorite, not just with inspiration and indignation as an underdog.
Too bad we didn't have room for Charlie. His dad was a pretty good qb. Glad he found a spot.Well, I've watched every second of every BU game, so here is your scouting report. Charlie Brewer is a gamer. Doesn't get rattled. Which he will need this week, because our O Line is a work in progress. It is vastly improved over a year ago - it can hold up against K-State, but will get dominated by a first class front. Hasty, Ebner and Lovett are a solid trio at RB. Mims and Hurd are all conference quality and could start for anyone. They have moved the ball on everyone, garbage schedule or not. I anticipate they will put up a few points, but it will be a lot tougher than against OU.
The Defense - forget it. Awful. There is some individual talent - they are capable of grabbing a couple of TO's. But if no turnovers or holding penalties, UT will grind them into dust.
If UT focuses -- 45 to 20 with starters resting in the 4th. If they screw around, give a couple of turnovers and kill drives with dumb penalties, Baylor is capable of hanging around. Never forget - this is the biggest game of the year for the Bears, so they will be hyped.