"Yeah, can you get us waterproof uniforms so we will not get so wet in the rain?"
What We Need To See Against Baylor
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"Yeah, can you get us waterproof uniforms so we will not get so wet in the rain?"
6 wins to bowl game, 2 wins already, 6 games left. That is a mathematical chance at a total of 8 wins. Bowl game possible. Boom. Lawyered.
Better start ramping up the bowl talk for Kansas this year. They have 6 games left so it's possible.
yeah...whoa...I got "lawyered". While you are "lawyering" try learning the difference between mathematical chance, probability, and odds. Some of us don't waste our time with nonsense. By the way what is the mathematical chance we win the rest of our games by 28pts each?
But hey...there is a mathematical chance. Discuss. (LOL)
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I'm confident Baylor takes away our ability to do either one of these as I'm sure they've see game film of us doing both last week.
However, I'm fully on board with #2 since we don't have a kicker!
And I like the post....what do we have to lose besides another game??
Not going to stop them. Make them earn it on Offense as much as you can. We need an accurate and confident QB that will make big 3rd downs and 4th downs.
Huge challenge.
Huge challenge.
He's on my college fantasy team so if we get destroyed, this is the way I want it to happen.
I think we should just come out and practice our gameplan for Texas next week. Work on our offensive schemes, get reps more reps for Lanning and other offensive players. Work on blocking schemes, running game.
Hopefully our defense will try and tackle someone?? Maybe have our DB's play within 5-7 yards of the receivers?
Overall, just use this week as a real time scrimmage since it obviously does NOTHING to benefit our team by playing against our 2's. Heck, it might keep the game somewhat respectable for a bit. Baylor will definitely not have prepared for this type of thing.
Hopefully our defense will try and tackle someone?? Maybe have our DB's play within 5-7 yards of the receivers?
Overall, just use this week as a real time scrimmage since it obviously does NOTHING to benefit our team by playing against our 2's. Heck, it might keep the game somewhat respectable for a bit. Baylor will definitely not have prepared for this type of thing.
One thing...don't let them hang a hundred on us.
ok, that was snarky. Just play like we did in the first quarter last week. For the whole game.
ok, that was snarky. Just play like we did in the first quarter last week. For the whole game.
Redesign our jerseys and helmets to reflect Baylor's away jerseys and hope like hell they confuse our players for theirs.
Don't punt past our own 40 yard line. Ever.
Also, tackle all of their receivers at the line of scrimmage on each and every play. See how many penalty yards we can rack up. At least they don't count as offensive yards given up.
Also, tackle all of their receivers at the line of scrimmage on each and every play. See how many penalty yards we can rack up. At least they don't count as offensive yards given up.
Help me out because I honestly do not know. When Baylor has played other teams have they been getting jammed by DB's? I do not recall from when I have seen their games. I generally just see them strolling into the end zone.
What if we have Tribune lined up with COleman? Jam him hard at the line. Seems like Baylor runs a lot of timing stuff. Have a safety rolled to his side of the field. Bring some heat from our 3-4 scheme. Meaning sending 1 or 2 LB. THis leaves us with 6 in coverage. Obviously don't do this on every down, just something to try and mess with their timing. Seems like with the way their QB and WR's work if we give cushion they are going to complete 75%-80% of passes on us for 10-20 yard gains most of the night anyway. Plus we got beat 71-7 last time there so I do not think it can get worse.
You can call all the razzle dazzle plays you want, but if you can't execute them, it'll get ugly really quick. I mean REALLY quick.
Some of u guys are saying pound the rock and keep Baylor offense off the field. Running high risk plays is the exact opposite. Baylor has no reason to be overly aggressive. Trick plays work when the defense is too aggressive and out of position.
Some of u guys are saying pound the rock and keep Baylor offense off the field. Running high risk plays is the exact opposite. Baylor has no reason to be overly aggressive. Trick plays work when the defense is too aggressive and out of position.
Theoretically, they'd never score. Just 4 quarters of "Half the distance to the goal line". I like this idea.
CycloneErik
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Run the ball. Run the ball some more. Run it right at Oakman and away from Billings. Leaving Oakman unblocked on the backside of a play allows him to do what he is best at, be an athletic freak. Make that guy work man on man to stop the run and that will slow him down on the pass rush.
Billings is like Tucker only better. Double team him on almost every play. Then after you've run it 5 or 6 times playaction and throw that thing deep.
Billings is like Tucker only better. Double team him on almost every play. Then after you've run it 5 or 6 times playaction and throw that thing deep.
