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Quote from: Katdaddy on October 26, 2011, 10:17:28 PMQuote from: pc5k on October 26, 2011, 09:04:17 PMOU has won 4 straight in the series but LW OU’s BCS dreams got a rude awakening from TT who ended the Sooners’ 39 gm home win streak in a 41-38 loss (trailed 31-7 3Q). OU missed 2 FG’s and fmbl’d at the TT27 but were outFD’d (27-24) and outgained (572-536) as they were without 3 D st’rs who were called out by LB Lewis after the gm. QB Jones’ Heisman campaign took a major hit but he’s still #18 pass eff (370, 72%, 19-7) with the NCAA’s all time rec leader Broyles (67, 13.4) at his disposal. Sooners allow 117 rush ypg (3.1). KSU KO’d their rival Kansas LW to move to 7-0. The Cats all’d a TD with :01 left to finish with a 466-286 yd edge. Tough guy QB Klein doesn’t have pretty numbers (133, 59%, 8-3, 670 rush) but he’s the heart and soul of the offense. Improved Cats are #49 pass eff D (243, 61%, 10-10). KSU has the ST edge (#27-37) with KR TD’s from Lockett in B2B wks. Stoops usually has his Sooners extremely focused after a loss but Kansas St naturally has plenty to play for here as well. This should be a great game!PHIL’S FORECAST: OKLAHOMA 31 KANSAS ST 24Weren't we predicted to lose by these experts in the last four games before KU. So what the hell do they know. I wouldn't let this bother me; but Kimmy and BMW predicting the Katz to win, now that scares the living crap out of me! No. Phil Steele has picked us to win every game.
Quote from: pc5k on October 26, 2011, 09:04:17 PMOU has won 4 straight in the series but LW OU’s BCS dreams got a rude awakening from TT who ended the Sooners’ 39 gm home win streak in a 41-38 loss (trailed 31-7 3Q). OU missed 2 FG’s and fmbl’d at the TT27 but were outFD’d (27-24) and outgained (572-536) as they were without 3 D st’rs who were called out by LB Lewis after the gm. QB Jones’ Heisman campaign took a major hit but he’s still #18 pass eff (370, 72%, 19-7) with the NCAA’s all time rec leader Broyles (67, 13.4) at his disposal. Sooners allow 117 rush ypg (3.1). KSU KO’d their rival Kansas LW to move to 7-0. The Cats all’d a TD with :01 left to finish with a 466-286 yd edge. Tough guy QB Klein doesn’t have pretty numbers (133, 59%, 8-3, 670 rush) but he’s the heart and soul of the offense. Improved Cats are #49 pass eff D (243, 61%, 10-10). KSU has the ST edge (#27-37) with KR TD’s from Lockett in B2B wks. Stoops usually has his Sooners extremely focused after a loss but Kansas St naturally has plenty to play for here as well. This should be a great game!PHIL’S FORECAST: OKLAHOMA 31 KANSAS ST 24Weren't we predicted to lose by these experts in the last four games before KU. So what the hell do they know. I wouldn't let this bother me; but Kimmy and BMW predicting the Katz to win, now that scares the living crap out of me!
OU has won 4 straight in the series but LW OU’s BCS dreams got a rude awakening from TT who ended the Sooners’ 39 gm home win streak in a 41-38 loss (trailed 31-7 3Q). OU missed 2 FG’s and fmbl’d at the TT27 but were outFD’d (27-24) and outgained (572-536) as they were without 3 D st’rs who were called out by LB Lewis after the gm. QB Jones’ Heisman campaign took a major hit but he’s still #18 pass eff (370, 72%, 19-7) with the NCAA’s all time rec leader Broyles (67, 13.4) at his disposal. Sooners allow 117 rush ypg (3.1). KSU KO’d their rival Kansas LW to move to 7-0. The Cats all’d a TD with :01 left to finish with a 466-286 yd edge. Tough guy QB Klein doesn’t have pretty numbers (133, 59%, 8-3, 670 rush) but he’s the heart and soul of the offense. Improved Cats are #49 pass eff D (243, 61%, 10-10). KSU has the ST edge (#27-37) with KR TD’s from Lockett in B2B wks. Stoops usually has his Sooners extremely focused after a loss but Kansas St naturally has plenty to play for here as well. This should be a great game!PHIL’S FORECAST: OKLAHOMA 31 KANSAS ST 24
Do you guys know how hard I would have "WOULD TAKE" that at the beginning of the season? Now I'm fully on board the "WILL NOT rough ridin' TAKE". Wow, how far we have come.
