JimBob
11-15-2008, 08:09 AM
Is Gundy Text Messaging?
11/10/2008 4:37:47 PM
Last year, somebody emailed in to ask if we lived in the state where that coach went berserk and screamed at the media about being the man to whom sensitive questions should be asked.
We said yeah, it was our state.
And now come the emails wanting to know if we lived in the state where the head coach didn't look at the field, where, when the defense was playing, the coach sat by himself on the bench doing something strange with a notebook and a pencil or a pen.
That does it.
Guess what, coach, you went to a continuing education class and a football game broke out!
Come on, turn around, look there, quick, there goes another receiver for a quick six. Listen, if we have to watch that defense, so do you.
After the unsightly Texas Tech game, coach Gundy said the key was that Oklahoma State couldn't stop the Red Raiders. Only, how does he know? Did somebody tell him? Did he catch the replay? He wasn't even watching!
Isn't watching the football game an important part of coaching? Don't you run offensive plays based on what happened with the defense?
Good Christmas, coach, heads up, man, there's a game going on out there!
We expect OU to be favored by 3 over Texas Tech and to win by more than that.
OSU will be favored over OU by 1 or 2 in Stillwater; outcome, currently unknown.
Why all that?
Because with the spread offense, the home field is everything.
Two good teams don't run the spread, Bama and UCS, and play the best defense in the country. Get the message?
Under the current Bowl Cheating System, USC and Texas are most apt to be robbed. Texas could be cheated worse than any team in BCS history if OU wins out and is higher rated!
Does anybody remember that Texas soundly defeated OU on a neutral field?
And lost to Tech on a dropped interception in Lubbock?
If OU obliterates Tech, Texas has to go to the Big 12 champ game, or the fuzz should be called.
11/10/2008 4:37:47 PM
Last year, somebody emailed in to ask if we lived in the state where that coach went berserk and screamed at the media about being the man to whom sensitive questions should be asked.
We said yeah, it was our state.
And now come the emails wanting to know if we lived in the state where the head coach didn't look at the field, where, when the defense was playing, the coach sat by himself on the bench doing something strange with a notebook and a pencil or a pen.
That does it.
Guess what, coach, you went to a continuing education class and a football game broke out!
Come on, turn around, look there, quick, there goes another receiver for a quick six. Listen, if we have to watch that defense, so do you.
After the unsightly Texas Tech game, coach Gundy said the key was that Oklahoma State couldn't stop the Red Raiders. Only, how does he know? Did somebody tell him? Did he catch the replay? He wasn't even watching!
Isn't watching the football game an important part of coaching? Don't you run offensive plays based on what happened with the defense?
Good Christmas, coach, heads up, man, there's a game going on out there!
We expect OU to be favored by 3 over Texas Tech and to win by more than that.
OSU will be favored over OU by 1 or 2 in Stillwater; outcome, currently unknown.
Why all that?
Because with the spread offense, the home field is everything.
Two good teams don't run the spread, Bama and UCS, and play the best defense in the country. Get the message?
Under the current Bowl Cheating System, USC and Texas are most apt to be robbed. Texas could be cheated worse than any team in BCS history if OU wins out and is higher rated!
Does anybody remember that Texas soundly defeated OU on a neutral field?
And lost to Tech on a dropped interception in Lubbock?
If OU obliterates Tech, Texas has to go to the Big 12 champ game, or the fuzz should be called.