Still have most of the season in front of them, and everything is still on the table…especially another shot at Utah, redemption, and a B12 title.
Keep grinding, men.
Keep grinding, men.
STILLWATER – Man this was a bad day at the office for a lot of us. A bad day for Oklahoma State fans that sat through a rough game. Everybody was hyped up and ready to go and the atmosphere was great inside Boone Pickens Stadium. Hey so it was 100 degrees and on the turf it was 161 degrees but hey it was two top 15 ranked and unbeaten teams ready for a first conference game showdown. The trouble is only half the Oklahoma State team showed up for most of it. Blame is a tough assignment.
OMGtulsasig said:
Pretty clear now that our team has serious limitations - a consistently weak offensive line, inconsistent quarterback play and big play vulnerability on
defense. Utah is a very good team and was able to exploit our deficiencies. Can we come back and have a good conference season? Gundy has done it before and we can only hope he can turn it around again. K-State will be a huge challenge in Manhattan next week.
naw.... Coach said sometimes you pull them and let them clear their head, and he implied that it seemed to help.missouripoke said:
The coaching sucked as well. Is Bowman your man or not? It is more than obvious Rangel is not the answer. Stick with your man! A few completed passes gives confidence back. Now Bowman will be looking over his shoulder. Bad… bad coaching imo.
They converted their main opportunities into seven points, we ended up with three points on the first scoring opportunity which should have been punched in for seven! We missed a field goal but so did they! If we had scored seven on our first opportunity that game probably is tied at the end of regulation and we go to overtime just like the Arkansas game!!!rcfb said:
You cant blame OSU defense yesterday. 7 3 and outs, offense kept putting defense on the field. The only big play given up at 4th Quarter with 6 mins remaining, that lead to TD.
I don't understand why they didn't run the wild cat play at least eight or nine times!!! It was very successful on that one play!!! They had the Utah defense leaning one way and then hit them with a counter that gained decent yardage!!! They also, I know this for a fact, have a pop pass play where Ollie looks to go with an RPO to the back runs just up to the line of scrimmage and usually hits a wide open tight end in the middle of the field with nothing but open field around him!!! My God open up the playbook when the situation dictates the need for that!!pokeacola said:
If bowman had been benched for two or three series not....whatever he was side lined for, he would have heated up and we would have won...bad call by hcmg.
Roughrider said:
But also, I have noticed that once Gundy is publicly humiliated enough to make changes - he makes the right changes and we get on track. But he won't act on what he knows to do until he is publicly humiliated enough. He knows what to do. He just doesn't like disrupting the organization. But when the public humiliation hits him, he makes the winning changes.
Welcome back! Have you even seen Flores PERFORM IN A GAME!!! ROTFLMAO!!!Crazed_Stallion said:
Pretty clear that Dickey and Dunn need to go. The Oline has been dreadful, the offensive gameplan for 3 of the 4 games has been terrible. Don't get me started on the QB play. Rangel ain't it God bless him. We have seen the sample size enough times. Gotta move him to 3rd and Zane into the 2nd spot.
Nope, and neither have you, nor have you or I seen the true freshman from California, Maeli Smith, what if he is the answer schmendrick!!!Crazed_Stallion said:
Nope, have you? Can't be any worse that Rangel has been. Look at his career stats. Just sayin. Anything would have been better.
that entire post is shear nonsense. It's not true. fiction.Roughrider said:
It's not a theory. Gundy hates disruption and prizes continuity. He has said it many many times over decades now. That is his style. But if he is humiliated enough, he makes changes and really good changes. But with his CEO style he created, he wants to show steadiness so it takes more humiliation than it once did. But you will see it at some point in the season. I guarantee this all gets cleaned up by the end of the season. Not sure how many more losses it will take to get that movement. But we will see it.
You know it's possible that he is right and that OSU is not a job that can sustain itself with too much change too quickly. Which means we have a ceiling. It's possible that the past 18 years are as good as it gets. And maybe that is good enough for all of us and that would be ok.