Motion...

[kso_FAN]

Not the offense; its cool to watch these now that we are good.

AP Poll in motion.

Big 12 standings in motion.

[pissclams]

I just noticed that UNI is now ranked, that male genitals knocker newspaper writer in sys's sig has to be questioning how long their banners will be up.

[SleepFighter]

I just noticed that UNI is now ranked, that male genitals knocker newspaper writer in sys's sig has to be questioning how long their banners will be up.

Not long after last night.

[mcmwcat]

Not the offense; its cool to watch these now that we are good.

forgot OU started @ #17

[kougar24]

Not the offense; its cool to watch these now that we are good.

AP Poll in motion.

Big 12 standings in motion.

Was just watching the AP motion yesterday. Amazed at how steady our ascent has been.

[catzacker]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent. 

[POWL]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

[steve dave]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint. 

[WillieWatanabe]

lol at TTech....

[michigancat]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent. 

they're really young, and have no depth.  They should be better than they are, but not significantly better.  Big dropoff when WW is out.

[kougar24]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint. 

How talented was the 0-16 A&M squad?

[WillieWatanabe]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent. 

they're really young, and have no depth.  They should be better than they are, but not significantly better.  Big dropoff when WW is out.

that could have been different....

http://www.kansascity.com/2010/02/21/1764630/blair-kerkhoff-sooners-going-through.html

[steve dave]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint. 

How talented was the 0-16 A&M squad?

No idea.  I have no recollection of ever seeing them. 

[WillieWatanabe]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

Doc is SLTHing your vision.

[michigancat]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint.  

How talented was the 0-16 A&M squad?

Seriously?  They had Antoine Wright and Acie Law IV.

Wooly's first year was pretty bad for talent.  Richie Terry started, like every game.  I don't know that NU has anyone that bad.

[kougar24]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint. 

How talented was the 0-16 A&M squad?

Seriously?  They had Antoine Wright and Acie Law IV.

Wooly's first year was pretty bad for talent.  Richie Terry started, like every game.  I don't know that NU has anyone that bad.

I was seriously asking, I had no idea who played on that team. All I know is they were 0-16. What was the least amount of Big 12 wins we've ever had, 4?

[catzacker]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent.  

they're really young, and have no depth.  They should be better than they are, but not significantly better.  Big dropoff when WW is out.

wouldn't they have, collectively, more talent than our '08 team?  warren/mason-griffin/tiny > beasley/walker?  We were young all around and our depth wasn't good either.

[michigancat]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent. 

they're really young, and have no depth.  They should be better than they are, but not significantly better.  Big dropoff when WW is out.

wouldn't they have, collectively, more talent than our '08 team?  warren/mason-griffin/tiny > beasley/walker?  We were young all around and our depth wasn't good either.

Very similar, but I think Beasley/Walker >>>> Warren/TMG/tiny.

[FHSU92]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent. 

Can't imagine many coaches producing a top 5 NBA draft pick, two NCAA appearances (3 yrs of postseason play), at least a top 4 finish in their conference in their first 3 yrs of being a head coach.  Roy W didn't even do that at KayyYouu.

[mcmwcat]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint.  

How talented was the 0-16 A&M squad?

Seriously?  They had Antoine Wright and Acie Law IV.

Wooly's first year was pretty bad for talent.  Richie Terry started, like every game.  I don't know that NU has anyone that bad.

otoh they don't have anyone as good as Larry Reid.  maybe Anderson?

[W|LDCAT]

_FAN

Add the shot % per player to this chart.

[michigancat]

NU is possibly the best 1-11 Big 12 conference  team i have ever seen.

I was thinking about starting a thread about how they may be the worst Big 12 team I have ever seen from a talent standpoint. 

How talented was the 0-16 A&M squad?

Seriously?  They had Antoine Wright and Acie Law IV.

Wooly's first year was pretty bad for talent.  Richie Terry started, like every game.  I don't know that NU has anyone that bad.

otoh they don't have anyone as good as Larry Reid.  maybe Anderson?

Ryan Anderson is better than Reid, IMO.  And Eshaunte Jones was originally an Indiana commit - Doc should just use him better.

[yosh]

so not that it matters, but do we or others need to have a better appreciation for the job frank did his first two years?  cause when you compare it to Capel, frank's doing/has done a better job with arguably the same or less talent.  

they're really young, and have no depth.  They should be better than they are, but not significantly better.  Big dropoff when WW is out.

wouldn't they have, collectively, more talent than our '08 team?  warren/mason-griffin/tiny > beasley/walker?  We were young all around and our depth wasn't good either.

Kinda off topic, but that 08 roster was stacked when you consider we had Clemente, Samuels and Hoskins inactive.