FM#LIFE

[XocolateThundarr]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

[kso_FAN]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

[CNS]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

wut

[XocolateThundarr]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

[kslim]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

[XocolateThundarr]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So Sams will have the same offensive weapons that JW had at his disposal this Saturday...excellent.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So triple t didn't really have mono, then?

[kslim]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So triple t didn't really have mono, then?

no idea all i know is he isnt in the dog house according to him, which is what all the tucks seem to think

[felix rex]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

[C_Manbeck]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

The opening drive of the game lasted 8:12 and it only went 38 yards. Had K-State continued that pace and scored a touchdown on that drive, it would have held onto the ball for more than a quarter's worth of the game. K-State had 44 offensive series prior to the game at Oklahoma State. In Stillwater, Sams led the 3 longest drives of the season in terms of time of possession (6:40, 7:02, 8:12).

[star seed 7]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

The opening drive of the game lasted 8:12 and it only went 38 yards. Had K-State continued that pace and scored a touchdown on that drive, it would have held onto the ball for more than a quarter's worth of the game. K-State had 44 offensive series prior to the game at Oklahoma State. In Stillwater, Sams led the 3 longest drives of the season in terms of time of possession (6:40, 7:02, 8:12).

great stats 

[felix rex]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

The opening drive of the game lasted 8:12 and it only went 38 yards. Had K-State continued that pace and scored a touchdown on that drive, it would have held onto the ball for more than a quarter's worth of the game. K-State had 44 offensive series prior to the game at Oklahoma State. In Stillwater, Sams led the 3 longest drives of the season in terms of time of possession (6:40, 7:02, 8:12).

great stats 

Yes. 38 yards in 8:20. Absolutely amazing. So we were moving a little over a tenth of a mile per hour? Can you check that, mocat?

[mocat]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

The opening drive of the game lasted 8:12 and it only went 38 yards. Had K-State continued that pace and scored a touchdown on that drive, it would have held onto the ball for more than a quarter's worth of the game. K-State had 44 offensive series prior to the game at Oklahoma State. In Stillwater, Sams led the 3 longest drives of the season in terms of time of possession (6:40, 7:02, 8:12).

great stats 

Yes. 38 yards in 8:20. Absolutely amazing. So we were moving a little over a tenth of a mile per hour? Can you check that, mocat?

0.155 miles per hour

[Rage Against the McKee]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

The opening drive of the game lasted 8:12 and it only went 38 yards. Had K-State continued that pace and scored a touchdown on that drive, it would have held onto the ball for more than a quarter's worth of the game. K-State had 44 offensive series prior to the game at Oklahoma State. In Stillwater, Sams led the 3 longest drives of the season in terms of time of possession (6:40, 7:02, 8:12).

great stats 

Yes. 38 yards in 8:20. Absolutely amazing. So we were moving a little over a tenth of a mile per hour? Can you check that, mocat?

0.155 miles per hour

[felix rex]

Goddamn that's amazing. It would take us nearly 22 minutes of play clock to go the length of the field. We are bizarro Baylor.

[mocat]

i'm not sure why you'd want to know the offense's speed in mph tho. 1 mile is like, over 17 and a half football fields.

yards per minute is an interesting stat tho.

for that particular opening drive, KSU averaged 4.56 yards/min

for the game, KSU averaged 9.46 yards/min

some of last week's games for comparison:

TCU: 6.99 yards/min
KU: 9.58 yards/min
Oklahoma: 11.85 yards/min
Iowa State: 13.31 yards/min
West Virginia: 13.36 yards/min
Oklahoma State: 13.49 yards/min
Texas: 14.40 yards/min
Texas Tech: 16.44 yards/min

Baylor: 28.33 yards/min 

[felix rex]

Well that is an interesting even if ultimately meaningless stat.

[mocat]

yes, yes it is.

it's like a combo of style of play and offensive effectiveness

[MakeItRain]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So triple t didn't really have mono, then?

Why would you come to that conclusion?

[Rage Against the McKee]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So triple t didn't really have mono, then?

Why would you come to that conclusion?

Don't the symptoms last 4 to 8 weeks?

[MakeItRain]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So triple t didn't really have mono, then?

Why would you come to that conclusion?

Don't the symptoms last 4 to 8 weeks?

1. Snyder didn't indicate that he would play, he gave a non answer, he doesn't ever really rule anyone out.
2. Like most diseases the length and intensity of symptoms vary person to person. I had a girlfriend in college who was symptomatic with mono for 2 weeks. Its also possible that he was symptomatic for a bit before being diagnosed. The greatest threat to an athlete with mono is a ruptured spleen. If he has mono I would expect him not to play this weekend but he could/should be ready for WVU.

[kim carnes]

well he doesn't have mono.

[jtksu]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

and with Lockett unavailable, who will JW throw to for his "big plays"?

snyds said today that tlbl and triple t could play saturday but "it remains to be seen" so i think they both go

So triple t didn't really have mono, then?

Why would you come to that conclusion?

Don't the symptoms last 4 to 8 weeks?

1. Snyder didn't indicate that he would play, he gave a non answer, he doesn't ever really rule anyone out.
2. Like most diseases the length and intensity of symptoms vary person to person. I had a girlfriend in college who was symptomatic with mono for 2 weeks. Its also possible that he was symptomatic for a bit before being diagnosed. The greatest threat to an athlete with mono is a ruptured spleen. If he has mono I would expect him not to play this weekend but he could/should be ready for WVU.

Ruptured spleen?  I had no idea that was even a concern with mono.   Don't get me wrong, it makes sense, I've just never heard that before.    Interesting.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

If he had mono he wouldn't have rough ridin' traveled to Stillwater.

[Demo158]

Manbeck rough ridin' nails it.

http://powercatgameday.com/blog-hand-keys-sams/

Yeaaa no. Could write the same article for Waters.

Also, Waters has more big play potential than Sams.

Manbeck didn't even mention perhaps the most notable statistic from the game; K-State's offense held the ball for over 35 minutes. If we want to have any shot against Baylor we're going to need a repeat of that.

Has there ever been a more Snyderball possession than that opening drive? I think we had a few drives where we were averaging over or around 1:20 per 10 yards and still moving the chains, which seems hilarious but maybe isn't that uncommon? Add in all the penalties that resulted in SAMs having more total yards than the length of the drive, and it was just a marvelously absurd opening sequence.

The opening drive of the game lasted 8:12 and it only went 38 yards. Had K-State continued that pace and scored a touchdown on that drive, it would have held onto the ball for more than a quarter's worth of the game. K-State had 44 offensive series prior to the game at Oklahoma State. In Stillwater, Sams led the 3 longest drives of the season in terms of time of possession (6:40, 7:02, 8:12).

Baylor won't stand a chance with clock eating drives like that!