Didn't think OU was all that good this year, but also didn't think K-State was all that good. Not sure how many questions this game answered, if any.
Kansas State @ Oklahoma
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I am continually amazed how K-State backs (and Klein in particular) can pick up so many yards after contact. Hubert's last touchdown, seemed like seven Sooners had hands on him and he walks into the end zone. And Klein, he's got some magical force field. Every time the tacklers hit him and wrap him up, he goes for five more yards. How does he always, always do that? Is Snyder really a wizard?
K-State will be unbeaten, possibly Top 10, for Armageddon's return to Ames.
If OU beats UT & ND, Sooners will be back solidly in top 10, I assume, by the time of Iowa State game.
Though we can match up with both teams, I almost feel like KSU would be the tougher of the two matchups...
Remember when KSU, KU, Mizzou, and ISU didn't deserve to be in a major conference with "marquis" programs like Texas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and (har de har) Iowa?
I hope that you guys are right. It seems to me that the only game that I think is a likely win is KU. All of the others seem tough. We haven't played a good team yet and have had some shaky moments. They need to be on form to win any more games this season.
Father time always has the look like, "I should have gone to bingo night...(sigh)"
Maybe that's just me.
Maybe that's just me.
Bill Synder just busts out plays that haven't been run in 20-30 years which no coach on college football has seen before. Its new to them but it's actually just real old ****.
Daserop is correct. Bill Snyder is having his QB run plays that Clay Stapleton used to run at ISU out of the single wing. The plays are straight out of the early 1950s though and not the 1970s. Stapleton and his offense were considered dinosaurs when he was at ISU.
