Dotson said, “because they haven’t seen what’s coming.”
http://www.oudaily.com/sports/ou-fo...cle_774588c6-10f8-11e9-919a-4f3d1875c516.html
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“The Big 12 better watch out,”
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Boy howdy, if after reading this your heart isn’t pounding, better go find the closest Urgent Care.
I'm really liking what I'm hearing. He's going to let em play. If you F up, fine as long as you're giving it 100. With the direction of college football, especially in the Big XII, this could be the perfect fit.
Should have had him locked down right after the Rose Bowl last year. Can’t wait to see how he gets in command and gets the crew stepping up. He sounds like he has the fire.
I guess we'll soon enough begin to see articles on his scheme or Xs & Os. But so far, so good.
I like the fact that if your not busting your butt it will be next player up who will. We needed that all year with some of our players.
It's a simple philosophy. Attack the offense and get the ball back. Quite a departure from "let's see what they're doing and try to react to it."
This guy is sounding better and better all the time. Medic007 is exactly right, attack the ball and get something going.
Grinch is a solid hire to resurrect OU's defense, but 63-28 tells me he has a lot of work ahead of him. I expect positive results will come when we see the players Grinch recruits take the field in the next few years.
As I've said in a previous post, the LSU game, as bad as it was, must be used as a learning tool by Grinch. It was one loss that reflected how much of a gap there was to what OU is now and how good OU must be.
2019 may not have been a rebuilding year per se. It was more of a "gap" or transition year for Riley and his team.
And maybe what happened vs LSU could ultimately be a much needed learning experience as well as an indication as to what needs to be done.
As I've said in a previous post, the LSU game, as bad as it was, must be used as a learning tool by Grinch. It was one loss that reflected how much of a gap there was to what OU is now and how good OU must be.
2019 may not have been a rebuilding year per se. It was more of a "gap" or transition year for Riley and his team.
And maybe what happened vs LSU could ultimately be a much needed learning experience as well as an indication as to what needs to be done.
Good post. I would add this current LSU team, specifically their qb, is playing at a ridiculous level. It was a perfect storm. I agree this game can be used as a short term and long term learning tool for the players and coaches.