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That nose tackle is playing lights out though.

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This is such a turnaround from the receiving corp we had 3 years ago.

Please no

No Rick, the refs determine the physics conditions before the game. They make the laws of physics for the game.

Maybe it's just because I'm under the age of 30, but I really like this combo. Not traditional at all, but I like the look. The throwbacks were my favorite by far this year.

It may not be surprising, but I'm hopeful that he appreciates the support he has with our current administration. He's not going to get that going somewhere else. Not that I think Seth Littrell would shrink for the challenge. He's wired to take on challenges. My only hope is that he sees a Gary Patterson opportunity here...which would be unusual since this is his first headcoaching gig and lacks the experience to know otherwise. I hate this. And I firmly believe this belongs in the SL rumor thread.

I think the dramatic performance difference between last season and this season would be enough to garner sufficient attention from P5s as a DC.

I think this staff believes in Fine and the media exposure he produces. It's a similar mentality to why the pros don't pull their starters in a blow out. The fans came to see Fine. I want to note I don't agree with this and want to remind people that I 100% think putting Shanbour in would have put us in a better spot to win against La Tech (not saying it's guaranteed, just saying he would've been more serviceable to operate the offense).

No matter what happens, this talk will always ruin the season's buzz. But, if he does leave, the buyout SHOULD be enough to either A) bring in someone competent or B) keep current positions (promote Reffett to HC or at least keep him and his system in place at DC, maybe keep Harrell (though do we want him as our OC or potential HC if there are other options?), etc). Let's look at the apparently crazy scenario we KEEP SL. I think if we keep SL, it will be hard to keep Reffett here. Being 100% honest, this defense has been lights this year. Financially, would it make more sense to try to keep SL here for another 1-2 years, or keep Reffett and his staff here long term? There are no easy answers with this. Whatever happens happens, though. It's out of our hands.

More than likely it was one person trying to do it for multiple games.

CUSA officiating has been bad all year and it was bad all last year. It would be funny if their officiating didn't help determine the outcome of the game...

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Man, I just wanna know what you're smoking because it must be some good stuff to say that a team going 25 - 0 shouldn't be admitted to the playoffs.

Might take a qb change. The Robinson kid, while having some flashes, is not a good decision maker. He's got athleticism and an arm, but not much else. He's a younger QB so he can improve but he's got to get better with his decision making. Also, the biggest problem for TCU was turnovers. Fumbles and INTs galore.

Blackout the sun mfer! (puts on BA shades). 😎

Did anyone else think SL was talking about Jordan Murray on the oline at the end about not reaching your full potential and looking elsewhere?

His plant (front) leg. Good quarterback technique basically uses this leg to help generate more power in throws, at least that's the way I understand it. Please correct me if I'm wrong. But there was noticeably less zip on the ball and he still was gimpy on the leg after some throws last Saturday. Hammy's can linger too, from what I've heard. That being said, I think Mason did a fantastic job at recognizing he couldn't put the same power behind his throws and adjusted accordingly. Our receivers are going to need to create good separation to help Mason out to ensure a good outcome this weekend.

No, the other armpit.

And I thought we were salty after last week lol.

I disagree 100%. I will take an ugly win over an ugly loss any given Saturday.

I was kinda thinking this...and could explain La Tech's performance against UAB....

Keeping his confidence high is paramount for the season.

All of this is setting up a monster show down against UTSA for our last game.