Loftin
10-12-2005, 06:42 PM
I know that I have been extremely negative and anti-Fran since the Colorado loss, so I will make this thread to say why every one of our remaining games is winnable. Gig 'em :gig:
Oklahoma State
They have been terrible all year, and that was when their starting QB was healthy. They were shutout at home against Colorado, and lost to a very overrated Missouri team at home. Wins against Montana State, Florida Atlantic and Arkansas State were disgustingly close. A&M is undefeated at home this year, while OSU is winless in Big 12 play.
@Kansas State
We beat them last year, we'll do it again. They struggled against Kansas, and were easily beaten by OU. They should have lost to Marshall, but a bad coaching decision gave KSU the victory.
Iowa State
Their "big" win against Iowa has been downgraded due to Iowa awful play this season. They also lost to Baylor, at home, by 10 points. We get them at Kyle, and the Texas State ticket exchange will make this a sellout. Easy win.
@Texas Tech
This undefeated team has yet to beat anyone good. Their toughest opponent so far has been Nebraska, who really beat them sans an idiot lineman fumbling the ball. They struggled to get their offense going against Kansas, and their defense allowed Sam Houston State to score 21 on them. Nebraska also recorded a season high point total against Tech.
@Oklahoma
They lost to TCU, at home. If you can't beat Texas Christian, you sure as hell can't beat Texas A&M. OU was blown away by Texas and UCLA, and stuggled against the mighty Golden Hurricanes of Tulsa. Rhett Bomar, their starting QB, is Stephen McGee Lite. Adrian Peterson, their lone offensive weapon, is battling injuries and class schedules.
Texas
The Aggies are 7-3 in their last 10 games against Texas @Kyle Field. Texas is not as good as most people think. The odds that Colorado, Tech, or Baylor upsets them this year are higher than you think. Due to the fact that Texas is our arch-rival, the Aggies will put everything they have into this game. There will certainly be a crowd of 86K+, giving A&M a huge home-field advantage. Mack Brown has never won a championship of any kind in his tenure at Texas, so why is this year any different?
Oklahoma State
They have been terrible all year, and that was when their starting QB was healthy. They were shutout at home against Colorado, and lost to a very overrated Missouri team at home. Wins against Montana State, Florida Atlantic and Arkansas State were disgustingly close. A&M is undefeated at home this year, while OSU is winless in Big 12 play.
@Kansas State
We beat them last year, we'll do it again. They struggled against Kansas, and were easily beaten by OU. They should have lost to Marshall, but a bad coaching decision gave KSU the victory.
Iowa State
Their "big" win against Iowa has been downgraded due to Iowa awful play this season. They also lost to Baylor, at home, by 10 points. We get them at Kyle, and the Texas State ticket exchange will make this a sellout. Easy win.
@Texas Tech
This undefeated team has yet to beat anyone good. Their toughest opponent so far has been Nebraska, who really beat them sans an idiot lineman fumbling the ball. They struggled to get their offense going against Kansas, and their defense allowed Sam Houston State to score 21 on them. Nebraska also recorded a season high point total against Tech.
@Oklahoma
They lost to TCU, at home. If you can't beat Texas Christian, you sure as hell can't beat Texas A&M. OU was blown away by Texas and UCLA, and stuggled against the mighty Golden Hurricanes of Tulsa. Rhett Bomar, their starting QB, is Stephen McGee Lite. Adrian Peterson, their lone offensive weapon, is battling injuries and class schedules.
Texas
The Aggies are 7-3 in their last 10 games against Texas @Kyle Field. Texas is not as good as most people think. The odds that Colorado, Tech, or Baylor upsets them this year are higher than you think. Due to the fact that Texas is our arch-rival, the Aggies will put everything they have into this game. There will certainly be a crowd of 86K+, giving A&M a huge home-field advantage. Mack Brown has never won a championship of any kind in his tenure at Texas, so why is this year any different?