Which one play defines the 2022 season?

easy answer is the TCU walk off FG but I am going with this...

Brutal...but pretty much encapsulates the season.

Jack Bauer said:

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Which one play defines the 2022 season?

easy answer is the TCU walk off FG but I am going with this...

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I really think this is it. Game was completely in our hands. Shapen making terrible decisions and the fact we couldn't delaying enough or even get one first down. Just picture perfect of the crapfest this season was.

Dishonorable Mention:

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— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee) October 1, 2022

For me it was Gavin Holmes and Squirrel Williams geting to play a whole year without a bad injury.

Winning in Norman again with back to back seasons beating OU for a second time.

historian said:

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Winning in Norman again with back to back seasons beating OU for a second time.

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What must Oklahoma fans think having lost to us at home.

Fre3dombear said:

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historian said:

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Winning in Norman again with back to back seasons beating OU for a second time.

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What must Oklahoma fans think having lost to us at home.

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Whatever it is, they're thinking about it in a warm weather city with a better bowl game.

But they are not used to 6-6 seasons or being left out of the ccg 2 years in a row.

Jack Bauer said:

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Which one play defines the 2022 season?

easy answer is the TCU walk off FG but I am going with this...

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Crazy so Many offensive plays in this clip that we seemed to never again see all season

historian said:

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But they are not used to 6-6 seasons or being left out of the ccg 2 years in a row.

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When they leave, we'll be in the playoffs before and more often than them.

To me it was the missed extra point in the BYU game that eventually put us into overtime. That kinda set the one for the rest of the season for me.

Quite possibly. It's not unreasonable to expect OU & Texas to share the fate of A&M: continued mediocrity with little or no chance of winning their division, much less the conference. Their seems to be little chance of them making the playoffs, even when it's expanded to 12 teams.

historian said:

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Quite possibly. It's not unreasonable to expect OU & Texas to share the fate of A&M: continued mediocrity with little or no chance of winning their division, much less the conference. Their seems to be little chance of them making the playoffs, even when it's expanded to 12 teams.

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What we'll find is this will mostly be 4 non sec / big 10 teams and some annual combination of:

So

Alabama
Texas
Oklahoma
Lsu
Georgia
Michigan
Ohio state
Wisconsin / Penn state / auburn / Tennessee / etc

Texas & OU MAY end up on that list some day but I see no reason to put them there any time soon. It's doubtful they get there at all. If they do, it will be in the standby list at the bottom with Tennessee, etc. And that bottom list has no chance to get into a 4 team playoff.

historian said:

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Texas & OU MAY end up on that list some day but I see no reason to put them there any time soon. It's doubtful they get there at all. If they do, it will be in the standby list at the bottom with Tennessee, etc. And that bottom list has no chance to get into a 4 team playoff.

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Yeah. Never in the top 4 or very rarely. They'd have to back door their way in like tcu playing 6 or so B teams in a season

TCU had lots of lucky breaks this year. If we ever get into the playoffs, we will probably need them too.

historian said:

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TCU had lots of lucky breaks this year. If we ever get into the playoffs, we will probably need them too.

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TCU had the same type season we had last year, only more so (other than they didn't win the conference championship game). As long as the CFP stays at 4 teams just about anybody not named Alabama, Georgia, Clemson, or Ohio State is going to need some lucky breaks to get in.

BYU was telling. This wasn't the same team. Lack of killer instinct.

That is correct.
I think maybe Michigan is on that list too.

The Shapen slide. That was the defining moment. Still not over it. Shows just a complete lack of football IQ. It wasn't just a mistake. I was a gross misunderstanding of his job and the situation.