Watching Oklahoma State/Tulsa

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Is a big reminder that this year, especially early, things like talent differential are not going to be as big of a deal as usual. OSU is not executing, their OL does not look like they are in sync, and Tulsa is taking advantage. This COVID thing right now is an equalizer.

The teams that are most prepared and sharper can absolutely upset more talented teams at a much higher rate than usual. If we are ready to play next Saturday, we absolutely have a shot, and don’t let any talking head tell you otherwise.
 

BoDawg.sixpack

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Also, Pastor Freeze has his boys giving WKU all they want.

Freeze coaching from a dental chair in full recline.
 

forestdepth

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I hate Gundy. Ever since we lost to them to open the season with Dak and Gundy acted like he wasn’t ever really concerned about the game or state. Hope Tulsa pulls it off.
 

Dawgg

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The Big 12 looks like it is really in shambles this year.

OK State was just lucky that Tulsa is so poorly coached. They’re in trouble if they have to play a team that doesn’t substitute with 10 seconds left on the play clock or gets delay of game penalties coming out of a time out.
 
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