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Chances of beating USC may be going up?
- Thread starter boydbuff
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Or we get blown out by six touchdowns.
Unpossible
Why stop there?
I don't care if we win or lose, I just want to see some USC face punching, Orms style.
We don't need to be the better program this year. We just need to be the better team for 4 hours on Saturday night.
Just don't start the game with an onside kick please. Maybe we should try a squib. Those work well hahaha
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
1-3 inches of snow on Thursday.
40 degrees on Friday and sunny.
Sunny with high of 39 and low of 26 on Saturday.
USC may have a bit of a hangover from last week. I think we come to play. Maybe we even put a scare in them for a while. I just think their talent blows it open eventually.
USC 40 CU 17
40 degrees on Friday and sunny.
Sunny with high of 39 and low of 26 on Saturday.
USC may have a bit of a hangover from last week. I think we come to play. Maybe we even put a scare in them for a while. I just think their talent blows it open eventually.
USC 40 CU 17
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I know Cal sucks and we should not read too much into it but the team did accomplish some good things that built confidence and showed them that they can win. That is important, important enough to overcome the talent gap with SC, I am not sure. Either way, I see this team coming out and playing their best game of the year. Who knows, if ASU wins earlier in the day, SC may have a double whammy of a let down and really not having anthing to play for. Combine that with a Colorado team that is extremely motivated, and anything is possible. Am I expecting a win, not really. Do I have hopes for one of those special Folsom Field moments that we will remember for a long time, yes I do.
Idot Buff
Guest
Did you see how pissed Coach Mac was at Neinas after the "onside kick" against Cal? Never seen him so pissed at a coach.....
He was pissed at Neinas? I thought he was pissed at Oliver for such a crappy excuse for a squib. I guess it makes more sense to be pissed at Neinas, because I didn't understand why Oliver was squibbing the kick anyway.
One of the things not in our favor is the job Orgeron is doing. My friend, a hard core SC fan, says Orgeron has been doing a heck of a job. He's got the team playing loose and having fun and it is showing on the field. I'm hoping that SC will start playing tighter and begin pressing now that they have a chance at the CCG but I think it's mostly wishful thinking to think that SC will change their profile that much when facing a lowly team like our buffs.
The wind ?
Because there were 60 MPH gusts and the wind kept changing directions
Is your friend Irv Brown? Not sure how some random fan's opinion is in any way legitimate proof that we should be more worried (we are gonna get spanked anyway).
Not Irv, but a guy Irv coached back in the 50's. He was a heck of an athlete. He's selling tires at Big O in Highlands Ranch now, you should check him out.
Idot Buff
Guest
I watched the recording, and saw Mac screaming at Neinas.....looked like Neinas crapped his pants as a result
Thank god it was windy then. Would've smelled pretty bad on that sideline.
Walter White
Member
SC trucks CU, but CU pulls out a great win in Salt Lake city to end the season on a very high note.
We've heard HCMM talk about the importance of getting into halftime with the score close. Sometimes that has felt like moral victory talk. And it is in a way. You've got to become competitive before you can start winning.
But this week, I really think there's a lot to that. Don't let USC jump out. When it's unpleasant weather (especially cold), it feels a lot worse when you're not rolling. And that weather's going to only get more unpleasant as the night goes on. Keep it close and bring the Pow. Hopefully hang around and get some fortunate bounces in the 4th quarter.
But this week, I really think there's a lot to that. Don't let USC jump out. When it's unpleasant weather (especially cold), it feels a lot worse when you're not rolling. And that weather's going to only get more unpleasant as the night goes on. Keep it close and bring the Pow. Hopefully hang around and get some fortunate bounces in the 4th quarter.
Fortunately the sun has not broken out so the snow we did get is hanging around. That will get the mental aspect of the cold working in our favor. Will it ultimately make a difference in the outcome, maybe not - but I want those Sophomores and Freshmen to remember brutal conditions and a team the kept fighting when they come back two years from now. Wish we could have saved up a bit of that wind from last week too.
how weird is it that Sefo was totally unaffected by that wind? Hope he does as well with biting cold.
I kept wondering how bad he would have been if it wasn't windy.
Just pulled into town. I'll be at tomorrow's game--I'm hoping it's cold like the '91 nebraska game. Maybe we can convince Biekert to run back a blocked kick for us.
He was affected. I was standing in the perfect spot where a pass to Spruce completely changed trajectory and went incomplete.
Correction: compared to Goff, he wasn't.