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  MootPoint said:
80-21

Their fans may actually feel worse than ours.  Although I think it's pretty close dry.gif

Be careful what you wish for, we've got to play in Manhattan, KS next week. K-St. has to be licking their chops. Form what I've seen tonight, 80 points on thsi team is very much a possibility. ph34r.gif

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  Got5onIt said:
Be careful what you wish for, we've got to play in Manhattan, KS next week. K-St. has to be licking their chops. Form what I've seen tonight, 80 points on thsi team is very much a possibility. ph34r.gif

Heck, why not set a record. Let's go for 200.

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Heck, why not set a record.  Let's go for 200.

Yes!! Lets shoot for over 200yds in penalties and less than 100yds of offense. That will surely get us in the record books. tongue.gif

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  Got5onIt said:
Yes!! Lets shoot for over 200yds in penalties and less than 100yds of offense. That will surely get us in the record books. tongue.gif

I am really glad that I am not going to the LSU game. That game could be beyond ugly. If we lose to Tulsa by 52, we're looking at losing to LSU by 1000.

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I am really glad that I am not going to the LSU game.  That game could be beyond ugly.  If we lose to Tulsa by 52, we're looking at losing to LSU by 1000.

LSU is going to be ugly.

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I am really glad that I am not going to the LSU game.  That game could be beyond ugly.  If we lose to Tulsa by 52, we're looking at losing to LSU by 1000.

Part of the deal to reschedule the game is that LSU must start the 5th string.

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  MootPoint said:
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Their fans may actually feel worse than ours.  Although I think it's pretty close dry.gif

No, Sam Houston State is much better off, they at least got a half of a million for their butt whoopin.

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listen to this garbage that Cody Hodges spewed from his mouth after the game tonight, ``I think if we play well and we capitalize on every drive, we can score 100 points,'' Hodges said. ``If we can do it, we need to do it next week.''

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I listened to the Tech game on the radio while I watched the UNT game.

Tech put in it's 2nd string one series into the 2nd half.

Tech put in it's 3rd string in the 4th quarter.

They made short 2 yard passes that ended up becoming 40 yard plays because SHSU didn't tackle the back.

They played all freshmen most of the entire 2nd half.

They ran 7 rushing plays in a row (remeber, Tech passes all the time). They rushed more in the 2nd half of that game then I think they did all last season collectively.

SHSU hung 77 points on an NAIA team the week before.

Sometimes a score and a stat line doesn't really tell you the whole story.

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Tech always passes. That is their offense.

Asking them to change their offense late is like asking Wisconsin to start throwing in the 4th (just to be sporting)..

Had SHSU's QB not have left Tech for SHSU, even he would have gotten into the game.

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Tech scheduled a lot of cupcakes for OOC this season. By far the EASIEST OOC schedule in the nation.

Hope Sam Houston got paid for a beating like that.

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I think Sam Houston St. could kick NT's but at this point. We have no office.

What? They took our offices away from us? I know that we have a lackluster offense but I can't believe that Tulsa came down and bulldozed all of our offices.

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