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Rogers & Mosley: Baylor vs. OSU in Review

Weston Rogers and Matt Mosley team up on the SicEm365 Daily Podcast to break down Baylor's 35-24 victory over Oklahoma State to begin conference play.
By Weston Rogers
September 27, 2016
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Weston Rogers and Matt Mosley team up on the SicEm365 Daily Podcast to break down Baylor's 35-24 victory over Oklahoma State to begin conference play.
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Rogers & Mosley: Baylor-OSU in Review

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11:31a, 9/27/16
Those QB sneaks by Seth are devastating though bcs when he breaks off a 15 yard run it really does open up our offense. They allow 1-1 match-ups for our receivers and that is how we won this game. Obviously we don't want to risk Seth, but to have a chance against Texas, Oklahoma, WVU, TCU, etc I don't think we have a choice.
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In reply to The_barBEARian • 12:47p, 9/27/16
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Those QB sneaks by Seth are devastating though bcs when he breaks off a 15 yard run it really does open up our offense. They allow 1-1 match-ups for our receivers and that is how we won this game. Obviously we don't want to risk Seth, but to have a chance against Texas, Oklahoma, WVU, TCU, etc I don't think we have a choice.
I think BU has a chance in those games as TCU hasn't stopped a rushing attack this year and WVU. Oklahoma has issues in the secondary as well. Texas is mind boggling as they can't stop anyone rushing or passing.
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