LHC Bill Snyder is throwing the second half

[kso_FAN]

The defense:
forced 3 punts
forced 2 turnovers
forced 1 field goal
Gave up 6 TDs
Gave up 3 of those on big plays

The success of the defense was closely related to the success of the offense:

The first half was 3 scoring posessions (1 FG) and 3 non-scoring possessions for TCU
The first half TOP/Points: 
1st Q
KSU  10:38  /  7
TCU  4:22  /   14

2nd Q
KSU  12:09  / 28
TCU  2:51  /   3

The 3rd quarter was an absolute disaster and it was where the game was lost.  There were other bad plays/decisions later
(Deante Burton's awful drop on a key 3rd down conversion driving with the lead with less than 7 minutes left in the game was a disaster)
(The defense giving up the long run to Boykin/AND the 2pt conversion for TCU to get the 3 point lead)
(the FG decision)
But all of those decisions were after we had completely melted down.  That 3rd quarter was awful play calling and game management and it cost us the win.

This.

We don't have the personnel nor do I think we are in an era that you will just dominate one or the other at K-State, but we can play winning football when one phase compliments the other. The 3rd quarter put way too much pressure on the defense and it cost us. The 3rd quarter pick 6 followed by 3 terrible drives absolutely set the table for losing this game.

[Bqqkie Pimp]

The defense:
forced 3 punts
forced 2 turnovers
forced 1 field goal
Gave up 6 TDs
Gave up 3 of those on big plays

The success of the defense was closely related to the success of the offense:

The first half was 3 scoring posessions (1 FG) and 3 non-scoring possessions for TCU
The first half TOP/Points: 
1st Q
KSU  10:38  /  7
TCU  4:22  /   14

2nd Q
KSU  12:09  / 28
TCU  2:51  /   3

The 3rd quarter was an absolute disaster and it was where the game was lost.  There were other bad plays/decisions later
(Deante Burton's awful drop on a key 3rd down conversion driving with the lead with less than 7 minutes left in the game was a disaster)
(The defense giving up the long run to Boykin/AND the 2pt conversion for TCU to get the 3 point lead)
(the FG decision)
But all of those decisions were after we had completely melted down.  That 3rd quarter was awful play calling and game management and it cost us the win.

This.

We don't have the personnel nor do I think we are in an era that you will just dominate one or the other at K-State, but we can play winning football when one phase compliments the other. The 3rd quarter put way too much pressure on the defense and it cost us. The 3rd quarter pick 6 followed by 3 terrible drives absolutely set the table for losing this game.

That 3Q pick-6 was the game changer to me. Instead of taking 3 min or more off the clock before giving the ball back up 18, we gift them a TD and all the momentum in the very first minute of 2H.

Maybe one of the dumbest series of play calls I've ever seen given the situation.

[TCUHornedFrog]

So....how are you guys feeling today?

 

[The Big Train]

fine

[catastrophe]

Was hoping Cook would have some reps at QB.  Better passing stats than Joe and quicker.

Cook is clearly still hurt, he barely played at receiver. He didn't have a stinger and doesn't have a broken collarbone. He likely had a dislocation and still has some discomfort/swelling/loss of range of motion.

This has to be the case. Anyone know enough about those kind of injuries? What's the recovery time?

[catastrophe]

Also, the pick-6 was on a pretty conservative pass call. Our guy just fell down. Still sucks, but it's not like we tried a Gronk pass or something.

[TCUHornedFrog]

fine

That's good.  So how upset were you about not getting the upset in the mansanita?

[TCUHornedFrog]

Drank a lot of tea this morning, avoided any hangover 

Sweet tea or normal tea?

[The Big Train]

wasn't too upset

[TCUHornedFrog]

wasn't too upset

Are you a sociopath?

[The Big Train]

What kind of a question is that

[TCUHornedFrog]

What kind of a question is that

Sociopaths have reduced/nonexistent emotional responses. 

It's a legitimate question since you said you weren't really upset.

[The Big Train]

are you a dumbass?  most atheists wouldn't attend a school with Christian in the name of it.  most dumbasses don't know any better. it's a legitimate question

[brandochav]

What kind of a question is that

Sociopaths have reduced/nonexistent emotional responses. 

It's a legitimate question since you said you weren't really upset.

Only if one holds emotional priority as equal for all individuals. The number of inherent premises to be met for that to be true is, well, not very parsimonious compared to the alternative.

[TCUHornedFrog]

Only if one holds emotional priority as equal for all individuals. The number of inherent premises to be met for that to be true is, well, not very parsimonious compared to the alternative.

I have sociopathic tendencies.  I wouldn't have been very upset if TCU lost.  That's why I asked.

[TCUHornedFrog]

are you a dumbass?  most atheists wouldn't attend a school with Christian in the name of it.  most dumbasses don't know any better. it's a legitimate question

You're going to need some evidence to back that claim up.  I met more than a few athiests at TCU.  Some were militant bad person athiests that argued with christians about believing in jeebus.  Some were like me and didn't give a crap about what others believe. 

I went to TCU because it is a good school.  I don't understand why that is hard for you to understand.

[purrkatz]

Was hoping Cook would have some reps at QB.  Better passing stats than Joe and quicker.

Cook is clearly still hurt, he barely played at receiver. He didn't have a stinger and doesn't have a broken collarbone. He likely had a dislocation and still has some discomfort/swelling/loss of range of motion.

Exactly, think the only reason they put him in at receiver was to throw their defense off. The only ball he had thrown towards him was one that was 15 yards ahead of him and out of bounds.

[CHONGS]

Yes we are a bad team.

Yes bad teams close close games to good teams.