muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
Guitarbiscuit said:Correct. That became obvious in the Cotton Bowl.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
boognish_bear said:
Do they still have that full ongoing thread dedicated to BU?
Ya, im well aware of that as is literally everyone. Sorry i didnt exactly specify son in law and just said son but the point of the post remains.historian said:muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
Lebby is Art Briles's son in law, married to his daughter.
TCU is going absolutely nowhere fast under Sonny Dykes. https://t.co/751RgABUqo
— Matt Jennings (@MattAJennings) October 7, 2024
Lebby sucks too. He and Kendal are the two biggest frauds in college football.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
When you can't run the ball and don't even try, it becomes a lot easier to blow a 20-point lead.Johnny Bear said:Guitarbiscuit said:Correct. That became obvious in the Cotton Bowl.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
I'm not defending Kendall Briles in general, but that Cotton Bowl was the fault of our "D" that couldn't hold a 20 point lead for one quarter and our field goal special team that in the 4th quarter clanked one makeable attempt off an upright and allowed another one to be blocked. Our "O" did more than enough to deserve a win that day.
bear2be2 said:When you can't run the ball and don't even try, it becomes a lot easier to blow a 20-point lead.Johnny Bear said:Guitarbiscuit said:Correct. That became obvious in the Cotton Bowl.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
I'm not defending Kendall Briles in general, but that Cotton Bowl was the fault of our "D" that couldn't hold a 20 point lead for one quarter and our field goal special team that in the 4th quarter clanked one makeable attempt off an upright and allowed another one to be blocked. Our "O" did more than enough to deserve a win that day.
Three-and-outs through the air last seconds. That was the only way Michigan State had enough time for a comeback.
That was fine in building the three-score lead. In fact, it was the right thing to do. But once you have three-score lead in the fourth quarter, the time you kill in running the ball is worth more than the yards you gain. Three negative runs and a punt leave Michigan State without enough time to come back. Replace those runs with incompletions, and you give Michigan State extra opportunities at the end.Johnny Bear said:bear2be2 said:When you can't run the ball and don't even try, it becomes a lot easier to blow a 20-point lead.Johnny Bear said:Guitarbiscuit said:Correct. That became obvious in the Cotton Bowl.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
I'm not defending Kendall Briles in general, but that Cotton Bowl was the fault of our "D" that couldn't hold a 20 point lead for one quarter and our field goal special team that in the 4th quarter clanked one makeable attempt off an upright and allowed another one to be blocked. Our "O" did more than enough to deserve a win that day.
Three-and-outs through the air last seconds. That was the only way Michigan State had enough time for a comeback.
It was evident that MSU's defensive game plan was focused that day on taking away the run and therefore daring us to throw it as much as we did. What times we tried to run it the results were about like watching our current team try to run the ball. Unlike this year's team, we didn't just keep trying to force something that wasn't there. True, in the end we needed one more score in the fourth quarter and didn't get it, but on balance I still maintain the offense did enough in that game to deserve a win.
bear2be2 said:When you can't run the ball and don't even try, it becomes a lot easier to blow a 20-point lead.Johnny Bear said:Guitarbiscuit said:Correct. That became obvious in the Cotton Bowl.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
I'm not defending Kendall Briles in general, but that Cotton Bowl was the fault of our "D" that couldn't hold a 20 point lead for one quarter and our field goal special team that in the 4th quarter clanked one makeable attempt off an upright and allowed another one to be blocked. Our "O" did more than enough to deserve a win that day.
Three-and-outs through the air last seconds. That was the only way Michigan State had enough time for a comeback.
I guess you missed the ISU track meet.Hotsauce said:
They looked REALLY bad last night against another bad team...at home.
Dare I say, they looked far worse than we've ever looked this season.
I would bet a not insignificant amount of money on this exact scenario happening.Johnny Bear said:
They'll prolly "get well" for the 60 minutes they play us later this season - followed by an immediate return to suckage.
Can’t lose Bye Week right? pic.twitter.com/8XLUtYoCHQ
— TCU Carter Boys (@TCUCarterBoys) October 7, 2024
Guitarbiscuit said:bear2be2 said:When you can't run the ball and don't even try, it becomes a lot easier to blow a 20-point lead.Johnny Bear said:Guitarbiscuit said:Correct. That became obvious in the Cotton Bowl.muddybrazos said:
I dont think Kendall is a great coach. Lebby is the better of the Art sons and Kendall is just getting by on his ddadys name.
I'm not defending Kendall Briles in general, but that Cotton Bowl was the fault of our "D" that couldn't hold a 20 point lead for one quarter and our field goal special team that in the 4th quarter clanked one makeable attempt off an upright and allowed another one to be blocked. Our "O" did more than enough to deserve a win that day.
Three-and-outs through the air last seconds. That was the only way Michigan State had enough time for a comeback.
This. Kendall Briles' lack of balanced playcalling caused our defense to get gassed. So he's the real cause of our collapse in that game. By the end, the D had nothing left. All on Kendall Briles.
Due to the Bye Week, TCU will have double the amount of good practices before next game.
— TCU Carter Boys (@TCUCarterBoys) October 7, 2024
That was the trade off with having art briles as a coach. Great offenses for the most part (starting in 2010), but lousy special teams, tons of penalties and no defense.historian said:
There was plenty of blame to go around for choking the Cotton Bowl lead in 2015. Andrew Billings had a penalty that erased a pick six, missed or blocked field goals, etc. It's not just one person, group, or issue.
