Oregon State is ranked 18th. The only PAC4 team to make the top 25. Go Beavers.
Iirc they have top five football money so they probably just reload
Who was surprised more, the Aggie team or the Aggie students.??
I've always had a love/hate relationship with Prime Time. I hated him when he played for FSU (a Ga Tech rival), but I loved him when he played for my Atlanta Falcons. I always hated him in between loving him.
Well, as one might patiently explain to an Aggie...you see, 23 is a smaller number than 25, so being #23 also makes one part of the top 25.
Guy tried to avoid tackling people as much as possible in the pros, lol. He had a great head for the game, as well as elite speed, which is why he had a TON of interceptions. However, he wasn't the guy you were going to trust with an open field tackle as he seemed to shy away from making serious contact. I don't have a problem with people perking up to his job at CU, but I'll wait until they play someone with a pulse before giving him accolades. Nebraska held them in check for 2/3 of the game, they just had ZERO offense.
I dunno about that. I remember watching him come up from his DB position when playing for the 49ers and making a clean open field tackle on a sweep. Even if he didn’t like to tackle the coaches must have thought he was worth having on defense.
He had some moments, and was better about the hitting when he was the one attacking (like on a corner blitz). Plenty of film on the guy trying to avoid hitting bigger backs or trying to shove people people out rather than driving a shoulder through them. Like I said, he had great speed and a great sense of where to be on the field which made him excellent in pass coverage.
So, they are still standing…. ;-)
They will be this year.
I want to hate both of them and hope they both lose....is that possible?
I mean, that's an option. Just remember that nothing looks good in burnt orange
If God wasn’t a Longhorns fan, why does he make sunsets burnt orange.
It's windy in OK because Texas sucks and Kansas blows!
Twenty one point favorites; two touchdowns in the first few minutes, then give up 38 unanswered points. That was tough.
Twenty one point favorites; two touchdowns in the first few minutes, then give up 38 unanswered points. That was tough.
But there is a bright side. I can still pull for the Atlanta Falcons.
Oh, wait.
Oh Yeah!
The calculus book has definitely been a recruiting tool other schools used against Tech. Today, there are degree paths that don't require Calculus, but you're still gonna take some math. And if you want to read an excellent book about college football (including recruiting tales), check out Pepper Rogers' "Fourth and Long Gone". A semi-autobiographical "novel" about his experience coming back to Tech to coach in the early-mid '70's. I've met a couple of people who were the direct basis for characters in the book.
