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Game Thread - Baylor at Tcu
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I'll never understand. Our side of the field with the best punter in the Big 12 and a chance to put them deep in wet weather.
Sad series other than one play.
Momentum shifting.
Momentum shifting.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool."
Any of Dave's fan club want to defend going for it there? Guy throws **** at a wall hoping something sticks.
Interesting strategy there
We're very lucky to have Sawyer and he's a great college gunslinger, but his accuracy bugaboos seem to be there every game.
Noooo evidence for that, babeeyyy, just maaade it up.
Dave Aranda
BellCountyBear said:
Spavital's play calling is so damned predictable.
Lol he literally just made the perfect call and caught TCU with their pants down and Sawyer missed.
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Dia-del-oso said:
Is knighten really our second best RB? Can Dodds get a shot?
Michael Turner
BaylorHistory said:
We're very lucky to have Sawyer and he's a great college gunslinger, but his accuracy bugaboos seem to be there every game.
But only when it matters most.
BUATX2000 said:
I am so sick of special needs Dave not understanding the importance of field position.
He thinks he is a defensive guru that can stop offenses regardless of field position
What idiot goes for a first down where that ball was at given t D we have. Robertson is playing poorly thus far
OL is soooooooooo bad on any DL stunt.
Excellent call Yoda. Wet field, toads running game working and tiring BU's "defense". Dad gum good game management.
Dia-del-oso said:BUATX2000 said:
I am so sick of special needs Dave not understanding the importance of field position.
He thinks he is a defensive guru that can stop offenses regardless of field position
This is a bend don't break defense…that means you need to make them drive the length of the field and take advantage of mistakes and hope for a turnover. Giving them ball at their own 40 is not a smart decision
Starting to think Dave Aranda is not quite as intelligent as advertised.
IowaBear said:
You ****ing idiot Dave! Punt the ball you ****ing clown
On one hand I agree. On the other hand there is a good chance it would've only delayed the TCU score that's probably about to happen by 3-4 plays.
IowaBear said:
Any of Dave's fan club want to defend going for it there? Guy throws **** at a wall hoping something sticks.
Terrible call by quiet thinker. We could pin them up inside the 20 or 10 instead they get the ball in our territory.. huge momentum shift
IowaBear said:
Any of Dave's fan club want to defend going for it there? Guy throws **** at a wall hoping something sticks.
"It worked last time ?"
In this game I feel like you have to go filed position and punt. Clearly, the passing game is having a hard time getting in sync, slick turf, slick hands, timing is effected. Just punt that thang and get it back.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool."
BUATX2000 said:
I am so sick of special needs Dave not understanding the importance of field position.
Sometimes it's better to stand on 12. That was one of them.
Johnny Bear said:IowaBear said:
You ****ing idiot Dave! Punt the ball you ****ing clown
On one hand I agree. On the other hand there is a good chance it would've only delayed the TCU score that's probably about to happen by 3-4 plays.
Far less likely from backed up deep.
Gotta punt that. Offense is just not clicking just now.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool."
The field looks like Verdun in 1916.
BaylorHistory said:
We're very lucky to have Sawyer and he's a great college gunslinger, but his accuracy bugaboos seem to be there every game.
Ehh, it's not fair for him to have to play perfect for us to have any chance of winning games TBH. What's more frustrating to me is his inability/unwillingness to run the football. He was a much more willing runner last year, but it's clear he really just doesn't want to, I guess to keep from getting hurt this year. A quarterback that can move the chains with his feet is doubly important in a game like this where nothing seems to be getting going
You are just now starting to.. Known for at least 5 years
I will. I love it.
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Bailed out with holding
Dia-del-oso said:BUATX2000 said:
I am so sick of special needs Dave not understanding the importance of field position.
He thinks he is a defensive guru that can stop offenses regardless of field position
I guess he is lol
GOOD STOP D
Dia-del-oso said:
Wow, terrible time to go for it on 4th Dave... 4th in 5 on the wrong side of the 50 in the rain...
The miss by sawyer due to rain or whatever didnt earn that 4th down play
I guess that's why they call it "aNAlYtICs"
BUATX2000 said:Dia-del-oso said:BUATX2000 said:
I am so sick of special needs Dave not understanding the importance of field position.
He thinks he is a defensive guru that can stop offenses regardless of field position
This is a bend don't break defense…that means you need to make them drive the length of the field and take advantage of mistakes and hope for a turnover. Giving them ball at their own 40 is not a smart decision
Our defense hasn't been that great at generating turnovers this year. Good example of a bend but not break defense is what we had under Phil Bennett with blitzing darn near every play
Big12Fan2024 said:
I'll never understand. Our side of the field with the best punter in the Big 12 and a chance to put them deep in wet weather.
Yep and he JUST pinned them inside the 5 yard line earlier!!!!!
Good stop but field self-flipped in the rain.
"The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool."
Half being sarcastic. The other half continually surprised even after 5 years.
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