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O/U 59.5

 

So... didn't see that happening a few weeks ago 

Edited by TexasMan

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Maybe we beat them by 2.5 points!

Well that will be easy money.  We can't even get out of our own way.We will make your defense look like Clemson's

Edited by Big Frog II

If the old adage that a home team gets an auto 3 points is true, we’re really a .5 point favorite. 
 

 

Just now, hornian said:

If the old adage that a home team gets an auto 3 points is true, we’re really a .5 point favorite. 
 

 

Maybe we beat them by .5 points. 

Kansas scored 48. Take the over. Anyone thinking we have an easy win left on the schedule is full of shit. 

21 minutes ago, TexasMan said:

O/U 59.5

So... didn't see that happening a few weeks ago 

O/U of 59.5 seems low after 50-48 yesterday...

This line will draw a lot of money on Texas.

 

I wouldn't touch it.

 

On one hand, TCU has the defensive horses to frustrate the Texas offense at the LOS and in the back end. They also have a very strong ground game and after the past fewv weeks it's easy to envision TCU having zero problems getting Anderson to the edge. Delton will probably be utilized more than they gave given Texas's weakness against dual threat QBs. TCU was beating Texas at halftime last year and the difference in the game was a couple of gifts from Shawn Robinson.

 

On the other hand, their offense is so comically one dimensional that a game plan like the one Texas employed against OSU should be very successful. Sell out to stop the run, bracket Raegor, make the mediocre QBs and secondary WRs beat you. If Texas can execute steps 1 and 2 reasonably well TCU is fucked. Between turnovers/favorable field position/general defensive fatigue the Texas offense should be able to score plenty in that scenario.

 

TCU has not been a great matchup for Herman and I've viewed this game as one of the most likely potential pitfalls for Texas even before their play began to deteriorate over the past few weeks. That said, Texas has the tools to overwhelm them if they play sound football. That's a big if.

 

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Even with our recent woes, that line is pretty shocking. 

12 minutes ago, gmr548 said:

This line will draw a lot of money on Texas.

 

I wouldn't touch it.

 

On one hand, TCU has the defensive horses to frustrate the Texas offense at the LOS and in the back end. They also have a very strong ground game and after the past fewv weeks it's easy to envision TCU having zero problems getting Anderson to the edge. Delton will probably be utilized more than they gave given Texas's weakness against dual threat QBs. TCU was beating Texas at halftime last year and the difference in the game was a couple of gifts from Shawn Robinson.

 

On the other hand, their offense is so comically one dimensional that a game plan like the one Texas employed against OSU should be very successful. Sell out to stop the run, bracket Raegor, make the mediocre QBs and secondary WRs beat you. If Texas can execute steps 1 and 2 reasonably well TCU is fucked. Between turnovers/favorable field position/general defensive fatigue the Texas offense should be able to score plenty in that scenario.

 

TCU has not been a great matchup for Herman and I've viewed this game as one of the most likely potential pitfalls for Texas even before their play began to deteriorate over the past few weeks. That said, Texas has the tools to overwhelm them if they play sound football. That's a big if.

 

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I know nothing about TCU, but some dude named Carter Stanley just threw for 310/4/0 against us. 
 

Does the TCU QB have an arm? And by that I mean a series of bones connected to his shoulder with a hand at the end of them? If so, I’m going to assume they’ll throw up and down the field on us until proven otherwise.

Edited by DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt

That’s a pretty generous line for Texas. TCU 48 - Texas 37.

Logged into bovada to bet the house on Texas but those bovada fucks don't have CFB lines available yet

28 minutes ago, gmr548 said:

On one hand, TCU has the defensive horses to frustrate the Texas offense at the LOS and in the back end. They also have a very strong ground game and after the past fewv weeks it's easy to envision TCU having zero problems getting Anderson to the edge. Delton will probably be utilized more than they gave given Texas's weakness against dual threat QBs. 

Not sure if TCU even needs to use Delton at QB...

 

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1 minute ago, Tom Chairman said:

Logged into bovada to bet the house on Texas but those bovada fucks don't have CFB lines available yet

Betting on this team to play well seems like a smart play.

That's pretty disgusting.  

12 minutes ago, immamac said:

I wouldn't touch it with your dick.

I wouldn't touch this game with any dick in Bob Stoop's overflowing bag of the same. Taking the over seems like free money though. 

Both of these teams have gigantic and obvious flaws. Hard to tell which ones will determine the game.

Sagarin says Texas by 5, if that matters to anyone.  He also says Texas by 24 over KU if we played in Austin, so there you have it.

13 minutes ago, texifornia said:

Both of these teams have gigantic and obvious flaws. Hard to tell which ones will determine the game.

We just did shitty versus shitty and our shitty lost. We let the worst offense in the conference come into DKR and put up 500 yards and nearly half a hundred.

Edited by DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt

Well being a dog does get Tom’s tits hard so he might have them fired up for the mighty horny frogs. 

That O/U seems skewed. TCU has a good defense and an inept offense, however their inept offense should be good for 35+ against Orlando's shit show defense.

FWIW 5dimes has Texas -1.5 right now.  I can't find any Texas underdog.

2 hours ago, Chad said:

That O/U seems skewed. TCU has a good defense and an inept offense, however their inept offense should be good for 35+ against Orlando's shit show defense.

TCU's let Iowa State and SMU hang 40+ on them. We should still be able to score.

3 hours ago, immamac said:

I wouldn't touch it with your dick.

Junior high me just laughed but fortunately I’ve matured so much since then 

TCU usually fields a good defense. Not this year. They are terrible

13 minutes ago, The Dude said:

TCU usually fields a good defense. Not this year. They are terrible

Is it due to turnovers putting their defense in a bad position? They have one of the worst turnover margins sitting at 104th. They're 11th in total defense and 53rd in scoring.

Hope our offense stops trying to "control the ball" and starts trying to win the fucking game. Create momentum for the team with touchdowns. Sam only looked loose in a couple of drives and of course the game winning drive. I hope he's not still fucking hurt, but he needs to play like he did that last drive the whole game.

Hook em!

Sweat dick froggy fucks eat shit

TCU QB positioned to run for like 150yds vs Texas. Texas: A) hasn't figured out QBs can run B) don't know how to set an edge on a rushing attack anyway.

I think Texas wins but TCU should run the QB repeatedly until Texas shows it has the simplest clue.

I know it’s de rigeur to be down on Texas here, but I get the impression that a whole bunch of you guys haven’t watched TCU this season. 

They have shitty QB play and a shitty OL. They have trouble getting it to Reagor because he’s got weak help around him. Their defense sucks on a level within range of our own suckitude. 

If you watched the game against KSU on Saturday and you suddenly think Duggan is worth a fuck, you’re giving way to much credit to KSU. They stole a win in Starkville against an overrated MSU team, and they play tough, but they are really short on talent right now. If you read the box score of the TCU/KSU game and you’re deriving opinions from that, well, that’s not the full picture. 

this is easy money.  TCU is terrible.  we will win convincingly. 

7 hours ago, 6th Street said:

How does TCU compare with offensive juggernaut, Kansas?

purple, there's a lot of purple in the Big12  with TCU and KSU and maybe Kansas if you're drunk

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

I know it’s de rigeur to be down on Texas here, but I get the impression that a whole bunch of you guys haven’t watched TCU this season. 

They have shitty QB play and a shitty OL. 

It’s quite clear. Duggan is shitty. Anyone who doesn’t know that hasn’t watched TCU play. QB was their big question mark entering the season, and Duggan has been worse than they could have imagined. It wouldn’t shock me at all to see them start Delton (or somebody else altogether) to try and catch us off guard. 

15 minutes ago, futureman said:

this is easy money.  TCU is terrible.  we will win convincingly. 

We just played a team beyond terrible. A garbage one.  At home.  And won by the skin of our teeth.

So we're going on the road, and winning "convincingly' against Patterson?
 
Okay.

 

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Orlando should go ahead and send those delayed blitzes now so thy might have a chance of getting there by Saturday afternoon.

25 minutes ago, Wally Pryor said:

We just played a team beyond terrible. A garbage one.  At home.  And won by the skin of our teeth.

So we're going on the road, and winning "convincingly' against Patterson?
 
Okay.

 

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