Do you think that if Florida has to come from behind tomorrow, it will be even sadder and more pathetic? Florida is a favorite to beat Oklahoma (by 4 points). In addition, OU has been a much more sure fire BCS win at 2-4 with 4 straight losses than tOSU at 4-2 with 2 straight losses (both in the NCG).

And I would argue that Texas’ game plan was much more conservative than tOSU’s, much to Texas’ detriment. I think Greg Davis just called another screen pass.

I think you mean Muschamp.

The tu play calling was not conservative. Davis called the same game he called all year. Short, safe passes that McCoy could complete a high percentage of the time. The difference between Ohio State and the Big 12 teams that tu faced was that the DB would tackle the tu receiver immediately and not give up any YAC. In the Big 12 the defenses were so poor this year that a completion almost always meant a first down for tu. You should be thanking God that Davis was able to develop an offense this year that was capable of scoring points and winning game without any kind of running game.

trying to Compare Brian Johnson with Terrelle Pryor? Isn’t Terrelle drawing comparisons to VY? Well…so was JJ but I digress. Brian Johnson is a good QB who is mobile and makes smart decisions, but he has no big play ability like Terrelle does. I know Brian personally. I grew up with him, played peewee sports with him and went to HS with the guy. He’s a hell of an athlete but he is not an elite ATHLETE like Pryor is. Not even close. Honestly, before this year, did you even know about Brian? Homedude squeaks by NM 13-10, a team even ya’ll beat. You can say all you want about UTAH being a better team now than they were against Mich and NM….but at the same time you have to concede that tOSU is better than they were when USC destroyed them. Don’t get me wrong, if I had a vote, I would put UTAH number one but only because they are undefeated and they beat a good Bama team. But not because they would beat UT. They wouldn’t. USC could but the Utes won’t. Seriously Beergut, get your defensive coordinaters together. Chizik is at Auburn now. You might want to remember Muschamp, because you will be hearing about him for quite some time. Cheers!

MusCHAMP is the reason why we were in the game. For us to play so offensively on the offense during the first half…for us to only be down 6-3 at the half. Wow. Kudos to that man and his wife.

And to to reply to Miketags comment: Davis was hit or miss this year. I guess thats a step up from last year. His playcalling in Missouri/OU/TAMU (notice I capitalized it?…yeah Its a respect thing) was quite aggressive. The second half against Tech was great. Then some games he goes into the fetal position sucking his thumb, such as tOSU, OSU, UTEP, Baylor. Secondly in most Big 12 games, when we threw, we rarely got YAC because the DB’s here in this CAN tackle very well. (With the exception of our freshman DB’s) Its the LB’s who can’t tackle in space worth a shit. tOSU’s DBs constantly gave up YAC especially with Ship and Cosby in the 3rd quarter. We stayed away from Malcolm and James, and went to Anderson as much as possible and it finally started to work. This credit goes to Colt, not Davis for making these quick reads.

Regardless of who was the favorite to win the game by X amount of points…Texas won the game. Anyways Ags…good luck this year during Basketball season and Baseball. I wish y’all the best until you play UT. Also congrats on landing Christine. I hope he can keep his grades up. I’d love to see him suit up against our D come November

If you think the DBs in this league can tackle then you obviously did not watch many conference games this year. The Big 12 had very poor defenses across the board this year which was proven in the bowl games. tu was in the Fiesta Bowl at the half because of Tressel’s conservative play calling, and the fact that Ohio State really was a one dimensional offense this year that was not very good. Muschamp’s histrionics on the sideline do not impress me. Nor does his pass defense. The only thing that has impressed me about the man has been his ability to identify talent and put it on the field in a place to succeed. Starting Gideon was ballsy, and moving Kindle to DE was a good move. COurse, I wonder why the guy I saw in HS who had incredible natural instincts as a LB but no idea how to break down and tackle, could not be taught some fundamentals by the tu coaches the past two years. I expect him to be back as I do not think the NFL wants too many 6’3 239 DEs but I could be wrong.