Might come down to which team really wants a win and which team has folded because their season has gone down the drain. If we cannot get up for homecoming against another down and out team than we don't deserve to win. I have no idea what we will see on Saturday, nothing would surprise other than some sort of offensive points explosion (by ISU, not TCU).
TCU opens as 7 point favorite
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TCU's got a little more on the line, as in lose and they don't get a bowl this year, but I'm not too worried. It's a home game. It's homecoming. Our offensive line stepped up last week. We're due. This has got to be the week.
Ha, true. But at least 3 out of those 6 weeks, I gave ISU 0 chance of victory (TTech, Baylor, OSU, even TX just for good measure)
CycloneErik
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I want the playing at home thing to be an advantage, but we really haven't demonstrated a home field advantage in quite some time.
TCU is beatable. This could happen.
TCU is beatable. This could happen.
Thing about this is a lot of guys on their D are out this week. A lot more are questionable, including their top corner who Josh Lenz took to the house last year when completely healthy...I'm not reading into the TCU defense thing a whole lot. These Texas kids aren't going to be too thrilled about travelling to the cold north to play a bowl ineligible team. Think back to the Texas Tech/ISU basketball game last year in Lubbock. Hoping for the same type of situation.
