Deehntr56
10-07-2008, 09:39 PM
Oklahoma or Texas??? Could be a great game!!!:biggrin:
This one is heading in the direction of being a good one!!!
What's on the line? Almost certainly a spot in the Big 12 title game, which could lead to a spot in the national title game. Maybe the Heisman Trophy for Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford or Texas quarterback Colt McCoy.
How else do you explain these numbers? The Big 12 is home to the No. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 scoring offenses in the nation. Kansas State is averaging 43.2 points per game and is sixth in its own conference. Baylor is scoring 30.8 points per game (Baylor!) and is 10th in the league.
Big 12 quarterbacks are No. 2, 3, 4, 7 and 10 in the nation in total offense. (The roll call, in order: Texas Tech's Graham Harrell, Kansas's Todd Reesing, Missouri's Chase Daniel, Oklahoma's Bradford and Texas's McCoy.)
Oklahoma is averaging 49.6 points per game, Texas is averaging 47.2 and this probably won't even be the highest-scoring Big 12 game of the day. Missouri is averaging 53.4 points and Oklahoma State is averaging 52.6.
Unlike most Big 12 schools this year, Texas and Oklahoma play stout defense, too, so don't be surprised if this is a low-scoring affair. But it sure would be fun to see the Red River Shootout live up to its label.
On the one hand, it's a century-old tradition, and I love all century-old traditions except for, you know, laws that prohibit women from voting, slavery, etc. :biggrin:
Do we love this tradition simply because it is a tradition? And if so, is that so wrong? :biggrin:
Is this Tradition Bigger than OSU/Michigan????:biggrin:
No, and.......GO BUCKS!!!
This one is heading in the direction of being a good one!!!
What's on the line? Almost certainly a spot in the Big 12 title game, which could lead to a spot in the national title game. Maybe the Heisman Trophy for Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford or Texas quarterback Colt McCoy.
How else do you explain these numbers? The Big 12 is home to the No. 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 scoring offenses in the nation. Kansas State is averaging 43.2 points per game and is sixth in its own conference. Baylor is scoring 30.8 points per game (Baylor!) and is 10th in the league.
Big 12 quarterbacks are No. 2, 3, 4, 7 and 10 in the nation in total offense. (The roll call, in order: Texas Tech's Graham Harrell, Kansas's Todd Reesing, Missouri's Chase Daniel, Oklahoma's Bradford and Texas's McCoy.)
Oklahoma is averaging 49.6 points per game, Texas is averaging 47.2 and this probably won't even be the highest-scoring Big 12 game of the day. Missouri is averaging 53.4 points and Oklahoma State is averaging 52.6.
Unlike most Big 12 schools this year, Texas and Oklahoma play stout defense, too, so don't be surprised if this is a low-scoring affair. But it sure would be fun to see the Red River Shootout live up to its label.
On the one hand, it's a century-old tradition, and I love all century-old traditions except for, you know, laws that prohibit women from voting, slavery, etc. :biggrin:
Do we love this tradition simply because it is a tradition? And if so, is that so wrong? :biggrin:
Is this Tradition Bigger than OSU/Michigan????:biggrin:
No, and.......GO BUCKS!!!