Toggle sidebar

OU vs USC

E

ETU

New member
Feb 5, 2003
58,648
4,720
0
LVPack said:
"New Nebraska"? You mean like having 7 consecutive losing seasons? Even the dismal OU teams of the 90's only had three losing seasons.
Click to expand...
I mean going from an annual contender to a program that rarely plays/contents for a conference championship.
 
H

hubstar55

New member
Jan 30, 2005
103,085
751
0
LVPack said:
Ole Miss 12.1%
Maine 98.1%
Missouri 31.1%
Alabama 22.3%
LSU 23.0%

www.espn.com

Ole Miss 26-14 Oklahoma (Oct 26, 2024) Final Score - ESPN

Game summary of the Ole Miss Rebels vs. Oklahoma Sooners NCAAF game, final score 26-14, from October 26, 2024 on ESPN.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
www.espn.com

Oklahoma 24-3 Alabama (Nov 23, 2024) Final Score - ESPN

Game summary of the Oklahoma Sooners vs. Alabama Crimson Tide NCAAF game, final score 24-3, from November 23, 2024 on ESPN.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
Click to expand...
The odds I posted were mine but thanks for posting ESPNs. I should have specified that in my post. In the end OU chances are very slim.
 
E

ETU

New member
Feb 5, 2003
58,648
4,720
0
So now who do we have to coach the quarterbacks? Cale should tease Brent by calling him and offering to come coach the QBs and his new OC for $300k for the rest of the season. LOL.
 
O

OUSOONER67

Guest
Start the search now, get the Thanks but No Thanks guys outta the way now and find the right guy.
 
J

John Otterstedt

New member
Jul 10, 2001
517,935
8,960
0
"The firing comes after OU's 35-9 loss to South Carolina on Saturday.

Littrell, who is a Muskogee native was a fullback on OU's 2000 national championship team, currently has a contract that runs through 2026 and will pay $1.1 millon per year. "

Does that mean we owe this guy another $2.2M for the **** show he rolled out over 7 games???
 
L

LVPack

Guest
Oklabama said:
I mean going from an annual contender to a program that rarely plays/contents for a conference championship.
Click to expand...

Understood, but keep in mind that Nebraska hasn't won a conference championship in this century, which includes their last 11 seasons in the Big 12. For OU to replicate Nebraska's fall, it would require OU not winning another conference championship for the next 20 years, and also having seven consecutive losing seasons, neither of which is likely to happen to OU.
 
S

soonerfactor

New member
Nov 30, 2004
261,409
3,488
0
Soonerborn59 said:
Interesting take. We will see

Click to expand...

Yes, we shall see. This guy is probably Colin Cowturd in disguise. The change to JJF is just to finish the season is my guess, as you aren't going to hire someone outside of the program for the last half of the season. We will have a New OC next year that is from outside of the program.
 
S

ShamWowed

Guest
LVPack said:
Mississippi State is hands down the worst team in the SEC right now. For all of OU's struggles on offense, when they don't turn the ball over multiple times, OU is about even with Auburn, Arkansas, Kentucky and Vanderbilt.
Click to expand...
Sorry but OU would lose to all of those teams on your list right now. We have no sustainable offense even without the turnovers. None. Defense will wear down. We are tied for worst team in the SEC and likely right there if we were still in the big 12.
 
L

LVPack

Guest
ShamWowed said:
Sorry but OU would lose to all of those teams on your list right now. We have no sustainable offense even without the turnovers. None. Defense will wear down. We are tied for worst team in the SEC and likely right there if we were still in the big 12.
Click to expand...

Mississippi State is 1-6, on a 6-game losing streak, including getting blown out at home by Toledo 41-17. Some of you guys need to reign in the hyperbole "OU is the worst team in the SEC" nonsense.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/fpi/_/group/8
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom