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Cody Hawkins lashes out after CU loss
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MrFrumpylane
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Mick Ronson
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there's negative kool-aid?
i don't get the comment about Tech in the huddle telling "us to screw ourselves"....what does that mean in terms of 2nd half adjustments?
i don't get the comment about Tech in the huddle telling "us to screw ourselves"....what does that mean in terms of 2nd half adjustments?
"Tough to come up one play short," [Dan] Hawkins said in a familiar post-game refrain. "We're just going to keep hanging in there."
"There are a lot of people out there talking and a lot of people who say different stuff," Cody Hawkins said. "But the same bad things you say about our football team, I'm saying the same bad things about you guys (the media). So I guess it works both ways."
"They quit running the ball when their first quarterback went out," Texas Tech head coach Tommy Tuberville noticed.
"There are a lot of people out there talking and a lot of people who say different stuff," Cody Hawkins said. "But the same bad things you say about our football team, I'm saying the same bad things about you guys (the media). So I guess it works both ways."
"They quit running the ball when their first quarterback went out," Texas Tech head coach Tommy Tuberville noticed.
Is anybody really surprised that they managed to get cody as many pass attempts as possible when he actually got a chance to play?
