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2017-2018 Bowl Season
- Thread starter Highlander
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Not as lame as a P5 school getting absolutely owned by Navy. 49-7. Just wow.
I'm watching with focus now to see if UVa gives up a gasher while Navy runs only inside to make it a 56-7 final.
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Not quite, but close.
Virginia outgained 654-40 in rushing yards over their last two games.
I don't know what was more surprising, UCLA staying in the game despite Rosen sitting out or Oregon completely ****ting the bed after playing so well to close out the season once Herbert came back.
Would not surprise me if he has a better NFL career than Rosen. More of an NFL body.
*Assuming you meant Mason Rudolph
Heh. I edited.
He has the ability to shift the pocket like few college quarterbacks can.
Right on cue, he makes a nice TD pass.
I honestly think that Rosen is going to be a bust in the NFL. Not "Ryan Leaf" level, but I don't think he ends up having a very successful NFL career.
I totally understand that viewpoint. He has ridiculous talent, but there are definitely question marks.
Oklahoma state up by 13 but as this game goes on I wonder how often they can stop VaTech.
Not that VaTech is a good offense but it seems like typical of a lot of B12 defenses if they don't get a turnover or a big play they can't stop anyone consistently.
Edit: Now only down a TD.
Not that VaTech is a good offense but it seems like typical of a lot of B12 defenses if they don't get a turnover or a big play they can't stop anyone consistently.
Edit: Now only down a TD.
Obvious question marks with Rudolph, too, mostly centering around system. He excels in this kind of offense, and think he could do well in the NFL as long as he has an organization and coaching staff willing to go all in with a similar system. Mayfield could be a similar situation.
Rosen and Rudolph always impress me with their pocket presence.
I didn’t think he was all that special of a player in high school, but seems to have been a real gem
And ho hum, another 10+ win season for Mike Gundy and Oklahoma State. I bet that fan base is so bored
Double digit wins in 6 of the last 8 seasons. Sounds good.
On a serious note though... At what point does a fanbase like that grow a little restless about being good, but never “good enough”? It sounds like a stupid question, coming from Buff fans, but does there come a time when going to/winning the Camping World and Alamo Bowl every year gets a little stale?
No. This is the golden age of Okie Lite football. That fan base knows it.
AllStarBuffs
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Nice to see kids playing in bowl games rather than sitting out
Like Josh Rosen and Luke Falk?
AllStarBuffs
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Nah, like Bryce Love
He isn’t a top NFL prospect like his predecessor
Tree O looking nice against TCU’s stingy defense.