Umm no? It's at home, after time to figure things out and we have oodles of speed and depth.Sarcasm?
We should score a lot in this game and I don't see them being able to keep up.
Umm no? It's at home, after time to figure things out and we have oodles of speed and depth.Sarcasm?
Fair point on the QB not being new. I guess our likely QB isn’t new either (having made numerous starts at KSU)...but those starts don’t make me super confident. You will definitely have a better QB than us, regardless.
I DO feel confident in the secondary; we held Big 12 offenses under 200 passing yards/game...and did a really good job bottling up some top guys like Hollywood Brown (50ish yards), Hakeem Butler (only a catch or two)...and that was without a healthy Julius Lewis for much of the year.
This is what is so great about NCAA vs. NFL...two totally different styles/looks/strengths going head-to-head...not the boring same-on-same. I was able to make it up to Minnesota for the Frogs-Gophers in 2015 and it was great...we don’t get to experience the Big Ten game experience much.
I still think the biggest advantage you have over us is that you will be cruising into the game after having played two solid but beatable teams and have a damn good idea on what’s working/what’s not...and we will have no real idea of what we are; I think this is a big issue for TCU with the QB fiasco that’s occurring in Fort Worth.