STFU BB ... sit still while I put the blowtorch on your azz The experienced OL doesn't have anything to do with it, huh ... remember what you said about JV last year :lol: Saban already owns Stoops azz in recruiting ... and I seem to remember a "head to head" coaching matchup recently in a little town called New Orleans ... :hihi: ... How'd that one turn out ... :hihi: Here's a fun recruiting link http://www.tigerforums.com/showthread.php?t=22413 LMFAO ... Guess you never watched Kansas State dismantle Frankenstein in the Big 12 Championship game ... the KSU coach called off the dogs early I don't think a Saban coached team will ever be blown out again. Yeah ... I agree with you on this point ... that's why Stoops has the AP Coach of the Year award from last year ... sarcasm dripping like tobacco-rich saliva from Ramah's jowls whilst puffing on a $20 Cohiba Siglo IV ... not believing an ounce of crap he's reading from the usually "ALWAYS RIGHT" BB http://www.tigerforums.com/showthread.php?t=22373 ... Find OU here :hihi: http://www.nationalchamps.net/ ... Find OU here :hihi: Back of the bus ... champ ... Hey, everyone gets goofed on good skunk ... now & then ... just don't make it a bad habit :hihi:
I think there was some ownage in the first half but not in the second. We were lucky to pull that game out as tired as our D was getting.
pull it out? we never lost the lead from the very beginning til the end. they were lucky we didn't have the game out of reach. I agree with ramah, hesitantly.
You dont remember the D-line getting worn, Marquise throwing up on the side line? Jason White was starting to get alot of time to pass and was able to finally get something going in the fourth quarter. When our D was fresh the game was very much in control but it did dwindle a bit. That seemed like a long 9 seconds at the end, because of the previously blocked punts.
never disagreed with any of that except 'lucky to pull that game out". totally disagree with that statement.
it wasnt THAT close, our D played good EVEN tired. without the INTERCEPTION they wouldn't have been as close. We dominated the line of scrimmage where it counts. The defense was tired at the fourth qtr, but the OU line was probably the best they'd faced all year. All in all they stepped up to the challenge, and OU lost and WAS OUT COACHED. Dismissed. :dis:
Saban doesn't need Adrian Peterson. LSU 2004 rushing yards per game: 200.73 OU 2004 rushing yards per gme: 213.18 So OU does it with one running back and we do it with four. Peterson has more than twice the carries of our best back this year. Who cares? I'd rather do it with four in case your "best" one goes down.
Sure, and OU was llucky that Mauck fumbled the ball on the 2 yard line. Not like they forced it or anything. We could easily have won by three touchdowns.
Stoops is a great coach as noted on here, and he has had his arse handed to him before like Saban has, his consistency at the top has him ahead of Saba right now. But to say we were lucky to win the Sugar is crap, the game last 60 minutes and we won, we thoroughly dominated the nations best offense for almost entire game. Lucky my arse too. W/O a couple of miscues that game isn't even close, OU was the lucky one if you have to label one team like that.
