Barking Carnival

How about them unranked UConn Huskies? Who knew we would make them look like the 2009 Huskies?

Because lord knows we could use the help.

So, we see that Cody has now been named as the FOURTH "starting" RB for the Longhorns for the tenth game of the season. Gee, there's a shocker, huh?

Thanks to the Texas coaches, we can now calculate out how well (or not well) our running game does each week. And it doesn't take even take a degree from McNeese St or a decoder ring. " "We're leading the nation in scoring? Son of a bitch!" It's a three step process. 1. List our called running plays. 2. Divide the number of runs we gained four yards, got a first down or

Greg Davis says that the staff is now charting what they call 'consistent runs.' And what is a 'consistent run?' If the running play 1) got four yards 2) a first down or 3) a touchdown, it's a consistent run. Their goal is 60%, and they finished the Oklahoma State game at 58%. So even though they ran it 32 times for 99 yards, they were right at their goal. Thoughts?

Here is a list of teams that had a better offensive game plan than us on our relative game days: Wyoming Ok State Oklahoma Texas Tech Yet we're currently undefeated and coasting towards a national championship berth.

It's an odd thing when a 6-0 football team decides midseason before its two biggest road games to bench three offensive starters, modify its base set, demote 2/3 of the starting receiving corps, change the best WRs position, tacitly admit a failure of offensive philosophy,

. . . is good, but hasn't reached it's potential yet. We are getting better every week, but we still have some bumps in the road.

Wasn't that fun to watch? By far the most dominant defensive performance of the Mack Brown era,

If total yards from scrimmage determined wins and losses, Tech would have won soundly on Saturday.