No matter how bad things look , I just can’t help but cheer and not give up for the Golden Hurricane .
TU bounces back
TU 27
La Tech 20
TU bounces back
TU 27
La Tech 20
TU vs La Tech prediction
- Thread starter TULSARISING
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Big game for bowl hopes.
Win and the season will be a little more fun.
Lose and it’s going to be rough.
La Tech scores more and allows less.
CBS rankings are La Tech 115 TU 124
Being realistic with us being on the road.
TU 21
La Tech 27
Win and the season will be a little more fun.
Lose and it’s going to be rough.
La Tech scores more and allows less.
CBS rankings are La Tech 115 TU 124
Being realistic with us being on the road.
TU 21
La Tech 27
With all due respect?
You don’t respect a single person on here.
ESPN has us 108 vs them at 116.
So you’re splitting dog hairs in dogsh1t.
We opened at -1.5 to -3 and now are +3.5.
Dougheffking just text me and told me he respected me bigly.
Sagarin has us #126 and LaTech is #138. Given home field advantage Sagarin has LaTech as one point favorite. LaTech isn’t any good. We aren’t either but I think I do believe we bounce back and get a road win.
TU. 35
LaTech 31
TU. 35
LaTech 31
lol. Lesson of the day…don’t post from your phone while driving
Not going to hear anything from me , my phone auto corrects me all of the time , I have had some good one liners lately
you two need to join ole Tulsa Rising down in Ruston this weekend , help me fight off the Cajuns
I'm waiting for dougheff to give us all the "It's a lock" so we know how to bet.
Who is on her and who is she?
My level of respect would depend greatly on those two items, big guy.
We aren’t the only fans melting … from the La Tech board
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Rest of the Way 2024 Season
I thought he was talkin bout a lesbian fantasy with Leah Remini? 'On her'
La Tech 35
TU 34
Our defense has to get better if we want to win games. I just don't think they can do it on the road in Ruston. I think La Tech's passing attack will have over 300 yards against us, which will be the difference. Our only hope is if we can get the running game going. If we can run to open up the passing game, we have a chance to win.
TU 34
Our defense has to get better if we want to win games. I just don't think they can do it on the road in Ruston. I think La Tech's passing attack will have over 300 yards against us, which will be the difference. Our only hope is if we can get the running game going. If we can run to open up the passing game, we have a chance to win.
You're being a little dramatic here. Let's not act like La Tech is some world beater and we MAY have a chance to win. I highly doubt they'll have that kind of success against us.
Their QB has 351 yards through 2 games, but he's going to have 300+ against us? I don't see it.
from their message board ..
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have seen enough of Tech and the opponents remaining on our schedule to say, a "good" Tech team would finish 8-4. That's not going to happen with Crummy as coach.
CUSA sucks! I mean, this conference is not just bad, it is horrible! Easily the worst FBS league, and it's not even close. We used to compete with the MAC for the cellar, but those guys are on the steps out of the cellar, and we're still hugging the floor. This is why, with 8 CUSA games to play yet, I think we SHOULD finish 8-4. No accomplishment, it would just be a matter of not sucking as bad as our CUSA opponents. (I am still liking our defense, gives me a slimmer of hope). But, Crummy is the worst coach in the league, by far, and he'll nullify any chance the team might have had of a winning season.
Tulsa sucks, gives me a little hope of picking up a win there. Arkansas sucks too, but we just can't beat a P5 in the regular season, no matter how bad they are. Dykes is the last coach to record a regular season P5 win, back in 2012.
I could certainly see LaTech passing for 300 yards against our secondary. The key imo is to hold them under 100 on the ground. I have zero confidence in our secondary at this point.
My hearts says Tulsa, but the game being played in the armpit of Louisiana doesn't give me a great deal of confidence.
Let's hope we can either get to the quarterback before he throws the ball, the DC figures things out and changes his "coverage" schemes, and/or our DB's and safeties get some things figured out. Like you, I don't expect much progress on my dream list, so a 35-31 affair seems to be in order.
Well, I think we will be able to pass the ball on them alot too, and probably run it as well.
I don't disagree, and think that we can move the ball on the ground against their defense effectively to open up the passing game, thus a high scoring affair. Defense honestly scares me to death with this team. Anything that gets behind the front seven, and even in cases where he drops the LB's into coverage, is a recipe for disaster to this point. Seems that there are always large voids in the coverage that go completely undefended.
Well, we won't be scheming to stop a particular RB (like OSU's "former" Heisman Trophy candidate-Ollie G.) which we did, actually. So the pass defense should improve a lot and our Offense improves a lot, so.....I like Rusty C.'s pick TU-35 LaT-31. And please, no more fumbles on the 1 and/or Pers fouls with a chance to win. Reverse these, and we win the close ones that we didn't last season.
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Our best hope lies in Wilson’s presser where he said he told the coaches to play the best talent. The freshman DB’s are bigger and at least as talented as the other guys but, are freshman.
Do we give up freshman mistakes for size?
Do we give up size for freshman talent and mistakes?
I expect we will see some of these gambles since he brought it up.
I’m not at all against giving some younger guys a go that got to see a little time vs OSU.
First play time jitters coming out late and cold at home against a big opponent is different than getting legit playtime on the road against an opponent comparable to you. I would think the opponent and being more prepared to be on the field would be better.
It’s worth the gamble, IMO.
Do we give up freshman mistakes for size?
Do we give up size for freshman talent and mistakes?
I expect we will see some of these gambles since he brought it up.
I’m not at all against giving some younger guys a go that got to see a little time vs OSU.
First play time jitters coming out late and cold at home against a big opponent is different than getting legit playtime on the road against an opponent comparable to you. I would think the opponent and being more prepared to be on the field would be better.
It’s worth the gamble, IMO.
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