Official Game Thread: OU versus Oklahoma State (2016)

Grinding! Grinding! Grinding it out!

 

Speaking of NFL backs. Perine, as well.

 

Yeah... What happened to lose early?

Everyone ahead of us, lost their games after us.

And that Big 10 crap?

 

Oh yeah... And screw you, Colorado. You still suck!

 

I am fine with the B1G getting 2 teams in. I don't want the Wash Huskies making it due to their 128th ranked non-con schedule. Committee needs to keep them out. Wanna make the CFP? Play someone!

 

LOL!! What the heck, score.

 

Class!? Should have run it up! :-D

 

BIGXII CHAMPS!!

 

Yeah, baby! Oh behave!

 

Sugar Bowl, and against a team we have NOTHING to gain, and they have everything to.

 

I have one last thing to say.... BOOMER!

 

I admit I wanted that last TD, but I'm proud of the Sooners for showing some class.

 

Actually, I think the motivation would similarly low for both teams.

 

I think Perine is the only player that would do that. He could very well have saved us an injury on the KO or the last few garbage plays.

 

OU just won the Big XII, they look so satisfied.

What did Auburn win?

 

Yay!

 

Looking back, that was the turning point.

 

I don't see how that makes a difference. Auburn plays Bama and LSU every year, so I don't think it would be a big deal for them playing a team like OU. Big12 teams have low regard nationally and a win would not make it any less disappointing a year for Auburn. For us, the big12 title is bigger than the bowl this year. I also think we'll have key guys looking forward to the NFL and not caring about a non-CFP bowl (Auburn may have those too).

 

They made a good observation on that PF call. As the left tackle, He's got to have a nasty attitude, and the coaches commented he has that defensive mindset, and he's got a mean streak.

It leads to those bonehead plays, but the guy is a beast, at the same time. They are gelling into a heck of an offensive line.

There was one particular big gain, by Perine, in the 4th. On the replay, you could see either the right tackle/guard, at the second level of the defense, springing him into 3rd level. That's typically where your receivers are getting the blocks. They're young, aggressive, and hopefully sticking together. We should have an exceptional offensive line, next year.