When in doubt, TU should hire the risky up and comer and let the excitement play out. Either it works and we enjoy a run until they're hired away, or we have some crappy seasons and move on when the hope fades. Hell, maybe we find a unicorn and it actually sticks...but I'd be happy with hope and excitement for a while.

(Wilson needs time to play this out, but I didn't feel it was an exciting hire. I'd love to change that feeling today! 🙂)

Henry Kendall said:

I have 4 OSU friends who will be in attendance. In order to get their tickets, they had to purchase minipaks, so they will be returning to watch us play Army in Oct and ECU in Nov. So it’s kind of a win in that way. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong, but I think all the OSU tickets were minipaks.

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The ticket office only sold season tickets and mini packs for today’s game.

You can still get individual tickets for as low as $25 on Seat Geek today.

Barry Odom and Milkman went into Lawrence and got a W now at 3-0 on the season. They're looking pretty good.

TU_BLA said:

So y'all can look forward to a sea of pukey-orange <BLECH>.

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I have 4 OSU friends who will be in attendance. In order to get their tickets, they had to purchase minipaks, so they will be returning to watch us play Army in Oct and ECU in Nov. So it’s kind of a win in that way. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong, but I think all the OSU tickets were minipaks.

I was camping when the US played Canada and NZ so I just watched the games yesterday. I hate to see Pulisic on the field with this cast of characters, it’s just an invitation to injury. If we ever see Johnny on the field in a game that counts I will start calling for the heads of the coaching staff, that guy is pitiful. The guy with the fuzzy hair against NZ is just as bad. I don’t know why but I like Haji Wright and Pepi is looking better.

So...... when is the Republican Party going to take the high road and kick their candidate off their ticket for being mentally unfit to hold office?

lawpoke87 said:

To be fair, we scored more points in the 4th quarter against them than South Alabama put up.

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The 4th quarter was shortened to 9 minutes.

dougheffking said:

OSU's defense has also been swiss cheese. It's going to be a good game.

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I hope so ; I’m still mad at Kevin wilson for that performance I drove 6 hours to go see last week to see !

TULSARISING said:

I hope your right , but I really don’t see it , our secondary has some MAJOR issues

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OSU's defense has also been swiss cheese. It's going to be a good game.

COWBOYintheUK said:

I think this is going to be a dogfight

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I hope your right , but I really don’t see it , our secondary has some MAJOR issues

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I think this is going to be a dogfight

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TU having a home and home series with OSU for 8 consecutive years gives Tulsa chances to get wins with national recognition. The key is getting home games against big programs. That said, you've got to take advantage of the opportunities.

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aTUfan said:

world-inflation has happened before, without us

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It's not like there wasn't a new, unusual, and external cause, that affected us and the world, as far as inflation was concerned, this time. It happened that way because of a monumental event in world history, and due to mismanagement by both parties. The past inflationary problems before it became a global economy were for Hungary and Germany following WWII, because they were on the losing side, and that affected their economy after the war. Then there was the past inflationary problems of Venezuela and Argentina due to political instability and mismanagement by dictators and the like.

There has never been a serious problem with world inflation that did not affect the US. Even after WWII we had a brief problem with inflation at a pretty darn serious 18% during 1946. Then we entered a boom period that destroyed inflationary problems with great speed. Quit throwing out false gobbled gook, because you think it's true, when you have nothing to back it up.

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