what needs to happen for TU.....
- Thread starter barrister1602
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Dane needs to read every coverage of OU's new 4-2-5 defense (Think TCU) perfectly, make the correct throws, the receivers need to outsmart the CB's and Safety's because they're not going to out-physical them. The line has to pick up every blitz, cause' if Dane get's hit... he's coughing the ball up. The RB's need to have the game of their lives, and we need some trick plays to go our way.
On defense, Bill Young's squad has to get several timely take aways. The Secondary has to keep everything in front of them and the DL has to survive the onslaught of Perine, Mixon, and OU's line.
We will also need OU to muff a punt return, and miss two field goals.
Goldie will have to be excited to be there, and after the game Captain Cane will burst into flames.
.................and we'd still lose by 7.
On defense, Bill Young's squad has to get several timely take aways. The Secondary has to keep everything in front of them and the DL has to survive the onslaught of Perine, Mixon, and OU's line.
We will also need OU to muff a punt return, and miss two field goals.
Goldie will have to be excited to be there, and after the game Captain Cane will burst into flames.
.................and we'd still lose by 7.
Sometimes hangover’s from Big games, Big wins
can carry over thru 2 the next week of practice
Especially when u ‘thunk ur opponent is a dawg.
players tend 2 go thru the motions & preparation is not as intense.
I can guarantee U
TU players are practicing this week w/ alot more intent, focus,
& concentration than most of the OU players
Being a 30+ dawg could work to TU’s advantage
especially if we come out slinging the ball &
& making a few early plays, getting an early score or 2.
OU’s front line “D” is gritty, tuff, & can cause disruption
Running the ball will B difficult, Pass protection will B key.
But 15+ yrd pass plays?
History indicates ‘ol Mikey Stoops & OU’s “D” spaz’s out
& a good passing team, which Tulsa is, can cause
alot of confusion & disruption in the secondary.
OU has played no one yet who can pass the ball like Tulsa
OU has yet 2 play an offensive team as good as Tulsa is.
Tenn was primarily a running team,
w/ a QB that couldn’t throw more than 10 yrd passes
I think 4 Tulsa 2 have a chance
they must throw the ball down the field, & throw it deep 20+ yrds, alot.
It’ll B up 2 the offensive line to give Dane the time
or find ways 4 Dane to get time to find open receivers.
Because Historically speaking, Mikey Stoops
gives passing team’s alot of open looks.
Go TU
can carry over thru 2 the next week of practice
Especially when u ‘thunk ur opponent is a dawg.
players tend 2 go thru the motions & preparation is not as intense.
I can guarantee U
TU players are practicing this week w/ alot more intent, focus,
& concentration than most of the OU players
Being a 30+ dawg could work to TU’s advantage
especially if we come out slinging the ball &
& making a few early plays, getting an early score or 2.
OU’s front line “D” is gritty, tuff, & can cause disruption
Running the ball will B difficult, Pass protection will B key.
But 15+ yrd pass plays?
History indicates ‘ol Mikey Stoops & OU’s “D” spaz’s out
& a good passing team, which Tulsa is, can cause
alot of confusion & disruption in the secondary.
OU has played no one yet who can pass the ball like Tulsa
OU has yet 2 play an offensive team as good as Tulsa is.
Tenn was primarily a running team,
w/ a QB that couldn’t throw more than 10 yrd passes
I think 4 Tulsa 2 have a chance
they must throw the ball down the field, & throw it deep 20+ yrds, alot.
It’ll B up 2 the offensive line to give Dane the time
or find ways 4 Dane to get time to find open receivers.
Because Historically speaking, Mikey Stoops
gives passing team’s alot of open looks.
Go TU