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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: Pete on October 18, 2010, 10:40:08 AM
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http://www.vegasinsider.com/college-football/odds/offshore/line-movement/[email protected]/date/10-23-10/time/1400
Depending on the source, it looks like the line is moving quite a bit.
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:cheese:
We are going to get pounded
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Setting that line has got to be like winning money at Keno??? If the O/U comes in around 50-52 we'll know they don't have a clue (just like last week).
Might be a good one to tease with uk (call it the "Sunflower Teaser" :flush: images of Todd Reesing) or my bet, NU to cover at OSU (while blowing them out)
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Robert Griffin will have 200 rush/200pass.
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Robert Griffin will have 300 rush/100pass. By the end of the 3rd quarter
FYP
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I think we will be able to run the ball effectively and control time of possession. This should help keep Griffin's numbers from being too godly. Should be a great game.
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I know what the line "should" be.
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I am going to the game. If we lose I'll be :chainsaw: :curse:
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I am going to the game. If we lose I'll be :chainsaw: :curse:
We will :dunno:
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I am going to the game. If we lose I'll be :chainsaw: :curse:
This is how I feel after every loss.
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
We are mumped.
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
We are mumped.
I am going to the game. If we lose I'll be :chainsaw: :curse:
We will :dunno:
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
We are mumped.
Nebraska's defense is much better than Baylor's and their offensive line is also much better. We will give up a ton of yards, but if "Bend but Don't Break" Cosh can hold them to field goals, we might steal the game. Our fanbase seriously puts way too much stock in the QB position.
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
We are mumped.
Nebraska's defense is much better than Baylor's and their offensive line is also much better. We will give up a ton of yards, but if "Bend but Don't Break" Cosh can hold them to field goals, we might steal the game. Our fanbase seriously puts way too much stock in the QB position.
This. We won't face a faster D and their Oline dominated our D. Baylor is a different animal. I think it will be close to the spread.
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
Our fanbase tards seriously puts way too much stock in the QB position.
fyp
We won't win, but anyone who has watched any Baylor game but the KU game and thinks we are going to get blown out should just do everyone a favor and :goodbyecruelworld:
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
Our fanbase tards seriously puts way too much stock in the QB position.
fyp
We won't win, but anyone who has watched any Baylor game but the KU game and thinks we are going to get blown out should just do everyone a favor and :goodbyecruelworld:
This. Griffin will present a lot of problems, and Baylor has a nice, balanced offense. But just because they have a running QB doesn't mean he will go T-Magic on us. Granted, BU's offense could very well be as effective moving the ball as ISU or CFU, but those offenses scored 13 and 17 points against us. It will be an interesting test, but I don't expect BU to run away from us. _FANalysis this week (expect it Tues PM or Wed AM) will review our offensive performance in Lawrence, then look at what BU will present offensively/defensively and what the Cats might do to take advantage of their weakenesses.
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The good news is that, as road games go, the crowd won't be much of a factor, if any. Have you seen the turnout for any of their earlier games? The stands at KICKOFF looked like end of the 3rd Qtr in Lawrence last week. Just sad. :users:
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some interesting stats from bu athletic site:
For the first time since 1995, Baylor (5-2, 2-1) is playing for bowl eligibility status when it hosts Kansas State (5-1, 2-1) for the 79th Homecoming game Saturday at Floyd Casey Stadium. Baylor, which is tied for the most wins by a Bears team in the Big 12 era, has scored more points in three conference games (124) than it did in eight Big 12 games in 2009 (104). The Bears' offense has been so impressive that it has scored 30+ points in three games to start conference play for the first time in school history.
Sophomore QB?Robert Griffin III, the Big 12 leader in total offense, has completed 75.2 percent of his passes (79-of-105) in three Big 12 games this season, throwing for 998 yards and a 172.03 passing efficiency. Griffin III has thrown for more yards in three Big 12 games (998) than Kansas State has thrown as a team in six games (966 yards).
Baylor has posted three straight games with 500+ yards of total offense for the first time in school history (school-record 678 vs. Kansas on Oct. 2, 507 vs. Texas Tech on Oct. 9 and 543 at Colorado on Oct. 16). Baylor is 37-7 all-time when registering 500 or more yards of total offense, including a 7-0 mark in the Art Briles era.
QB?Robert Griffin III has accounted for 17 plays of 30+ yards in 2010, including 11 for touchdowns (10 pass, one run). In addition, Griffin III has tossed six passes of 50+ yards with five going for touchdowns and 11 passes of 40+ yards. Five different receivers have caught a 40+ yard TD pass from Griffin III this season.
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For the first time since 1995, Baylor (5-2, 2-1) is playing for bowl eligibility status when it hosts Kansas State (5-1, 2-1) for the 79th Homecoming game Saturday at Floyd Casey Stadium. Baylor, which is tied for the most wins by a Bears team in the Big 12 era, has scored more points in three conference games (124) than it did in eight Big 12 games in 2009 (104). The Bears' offense has been so impressive that it has scored 30+ points in three games to start conference play for the first time in school history.
K-State might be their only shot. After K-State, Baylor plays at Texas, at Oklahoma State, Texas A&M and Oklahoma.
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For the first time since 1995, Baylor (5-2, 2-1) is playing for bowl eligibility status when it hosts Kansas State (5-1, 2-1) for the 79th Homecoming game Saturday at Floyd Casey Stadium. Baylor, which is tied for the most wins by a Bears team in the Big 12 era, has scored more points in three conference games (124) than it did in eight Big 12 games in 2009 (104). The Bears' offense has been so impressive that it has scored 30+ points in three games to start conference play for the first time in school history.
K-State might be their only shot. After K-State, Baylor plays at Texas, at Oklahoma State, Texas A&M and Oklahoma.
They have a very, very good chance of beating Texas A&M.
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Yeah, A&M is not good.
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we are everyone's superbowl. :angry:
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we are everyone's superbowl. :angry:
heard that Baylor administration bought a purple dodge nitro and are letting students bash it with sledge hammers and baseball bats :facepalm:
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we are everyone's superbowl. :angry:
heard that Baylor administration bought a purple dodge nitro and are letting students bash it with sledge hammers and baseball bats :facepalm:
I heard that the students bashing the car were even drinking O'Doul's! We'd better watch out because I think these guys mean business.
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I gotta think that the baylor game will be similar to the Nu game, only RG can pass too.
Our fanbase tards seriously puts way too much stock in the QB position.
fyp
We won't win, but anyone who has watched any Baylor game but the KU game and thinks we are going to get blown out should just do everyone a favor and :goodbyecruelworld:
This. Griffin will present a lot of problems, and Baylor has a nice, balanced offense. But just because they have a running QB doesn't mean he will go T-Magic on us. Granted, BU's offense could very well be as effective moving the ball as ISU or CFU, but those offenses scored 13 and 17 points against us. It will be an interesting test, but I don't expect BU to run away from us. _FANalysis this week (expect it Tues PM or Wed AM) will review our offensive performance in Lawrence, then look at what BU will present offensively/defensively and what the Cats might do to take advantage of their weakenesses.
I think this is going to be an almost mirror image of the UCF game in terms of difficulty, but Baylor doesn't have as good of a defense as UCF does.
That said, RG3 is a very, very dangerous player and they will move the ball. The ultimate question for us won't be if we can win a shootout, but it will be how much time we can kill by running the ball effectively.
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we are everyone's superbowl. :angry:
Perfect! Everyone has been losing their superbowls this year.
:pbj:
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some interesting stats from bu athletic site:
For the first time since 1995, Baylor (5-2, 2-1) is playing for bowl eligibility status when it hosts Kansas State (5-1, 2-1) for the 79th Homecoming game Saturday at Floyd Casey Stadium. Baylor, which is tied for the most wins by a Bears team in the Big 12 era, has scored more points in three conference games (124) than it did in eight Big 12 games in 2009 (104). The Bears' offense has been so impressive that it has scored 30+ points in three games to start conference play for the first time in school history.
Sophomore QB?Robert Griffin III, the Big 12 leader in total offense, has completed 75.2 percent of his passes (79-of-105) in three Big 12 games this season, throwing for 998 yards and a 172.03 passing efficiency. Griffin III has thrown for more yards in three Big 12 games (998) than Kansas State has thrown as a team in six games (966 yards).
Baylor has posted three straight games with 500+ yards of total offense for the first time in school history (school-record 678 vs. Kansas on Oct. 2, 507 vs. Texas Tech on Oct. 9 and 543 at Colorado on Oct. 16). Baylor is 37-7 all-time when registering 500 or more yards of total offense, including a 7-0 mark in the Art Briles era.
QB?Robert Griffin III has accounted for 17 plays of 30+ yards in 2010, including 11 for touchdowns (10 pass, one run). In addition, Griffin III has tossed six passes of 50+ yards with five going for touchdowns and 11 passes of 40+ yards. Five different receivers have caught a 40+ yard TD pass from Griffin III this season.
THANK GOD they continually referred to him as Griffin III... I could have EASILY confused him with Griffin Jr OR Griffin Sr.
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Teams Win-Loss Streak Open Current Spread Money O/U
345 Kansas State (5-1) (1-0 A) W-1 59 87% n/a 72%
346 Baylor (5-2) (3-0 H) W-1 -6.5 -6 13% n/a 28%
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Teams Win-Loss Streak Open Current Spread Money O/U
345 Kansas State (5-1) (1-0 A) W-1 59 87% n/a 72%
346 Baylor (5-2) (3-0 H) W-1 -6.5 -6 13% n/a 28%
Does this mean that 78% of the money is taking the over on the over/under?
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89% on over 59 as of right meow
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Baylor has posted three straight games with 500+ yards of total offense for the first time in school history (school-record 678 vs. Kansas on Oct. 2, 507 vs. Texas Tech on Oct. 9 and 543 at Colorado on Oct. 16). Baylor is 37-7 all-time when registering 500 or more yards of total offense, including a 7-0 mark in the Art Briles era.
Texas Tech 45
Baylor 38
7-0 in Art Briles era? :dunno: