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A really sh*tty preview of the TCU game (now with more dick pics)

PAHIBuff said:
More Dick pics.....

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Mary Tyler Moore Dancing GIF
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Mary’s dick can dance!
 
DBT said:
Yeah. I’m pretty sure TCU peruses Allbuffs to develop their game plan.
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‘Cause what’s said on Allbuffs stays on Allbuffs, per the pinkie-swear membership ‘check this box’ double-secret authentication process.

And, I’m just a dude listening to a dude talking about the dude.
 
DisraeliEars said:
Growing up, TCU was known as a "rich kid school." It didn't seem to have the party reputation of SMU, though.

Also: the Texas horned lizard - aka the horned frog or horny toad - is actually a cool little creature. Mostly docile, but they have this ability to squirt blood out of their eyes at predators.
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Big deal. I did the same thing last year watching Chev's offense.
 
GawainBuff said:
I think Hagen just—almost may have—spilled the beans on the QB situation. The Buff Stampede with Mark Johnson. Hagen was talking about a conversation he had with his room yesterday. It was not hard to read into his story who the team would be following. And KD’s discussion of the QB situation had a similar bent.

I won’t name names, as they clearly want the mystery to exist until kickoff. I’ll be very interested to see if I heard the implication right. Maybe they are just being really, really coy.
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Everybody knows it's Lewis. It's ok to say it
 
J.R. Ewing said:
Just for fun, go back and check out last year's passing numbers. It's really truly astounding a non-service academy offense could put up numbers like that. Woof.

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It blows my mind that he will be starting (unless Dorrell is playing some weird mind game with everyone). There is almost no way he could have taken that large of a step forward from last year.

I said it in another thread, either CU has two very, very average to below average QB's, or Lewis has taken one of the biggest QB turnarounds in program history.
 
patebuff said:
It blows my mind that he will be starting (unless Dorrell is playing some weird mind game with everyone). There is almost no way he could have taken that large of a step forward from last year.

I said it in another thread, either CU has two very, very average to below average QB's, or Lewis has taken one of the biggest QB turnarounds in program history.
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Or coach is stubborn / incompetent
 
Maybe Lewis is a good practice QB. Great in shorts or no contact, comfortable and relaxed. Different in game situations. Being the incumbent QB, maybe give him the start. As soon as he shows sign of weakness, lack of decision making, or fear of throwing the ball, replace him. Everyone has said JT is a gun slinger, I would rather have that, personally.
 
BUFFS14 said:
Maybe Lewis is a good practice QB. Great in shorts or no contact, comfortable and relaxed. Different in game situations. Being the incumbent QB, maybe give him the start. As soon as he shows sign of weakness, lack of decision making, or fear of throwing the ball, replace him. Everyone has said JT is a gun slinger, I would rather have that, personally.
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I have had multiple people tell me that Lewis shreds it in practice.

What we have to hope is that the clown show coaching was the reason he became so gun shy he was staring down receivers and was afraid to release the ball.
 
Buffnik said:
I have had multiple people tell me that Lewis shreds it in practice.

What we have to hope is that the clown show coaching was the reason he became so gun shy he was staring down receivers and was afraid to release the ball.
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As of now, all we have is hope. I do believe coaching was a huge part in his inept playing last year. I hope we see a new and improved Lewis this year. I am more favorable to JT. I want to see him thrown it around the field.
 
Buffnik said:
I have had multiple people tell me that Lewis shreds it in practice.

What we have to hope is that the clown show coaching was the reason he became so gun shy he was staring down receivers and was afraid to release the ball.
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A lot of times that happens, not just at CU either. Being Captain Obvious, situation matters. Seen it plenty in the NFL too.
 
Buffnik said:
I have had multiple people tell me that Lewis shreds it in practice.

What we have to hope is that the clown show coaching was the reason he became so gun shy he was staring down receivers and was afraid to release the ball.
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He was a high 3*/borderline 4* QB prospect coming out. His HS film looked pretty good. What we saw last year was a QB who had no idea what he was doing at the position, within the scheme and coaching he was receiving. It wasn’t that his HS production and rating just weren’t translating to the college level, it was the basic fundamentals of the position just not being executed.

There is a reason Chev’s next OC job is likely to be 5+ years away, and Danny Langsdorf’s career has gone from P5 OC to G5 QB coach, and I really think people on this site are underestimating just how awful those two were, combined with an absentee OL coach. There are HS offensive staffs in this state that would have done a far better job.
 
The Alabaster Yak said:
He was a high 3*/borderline 4* QB prospect coming out. His HS film looked pretty good. What we saw last year was a QB who had no idea what he was doing at the position, within the scheme and coaching he was receiving. It wasn’t that his HS production and rating just weren’t translating to the college level, it was the basic fundamentals of the position just not being executed.

There is a reason Chev’s next OC job is likely to be 5+ years away, and Danny Langsdorf’s career has gone from P5 OC to G5 QB coach, and I really think people on this site are underestimating just how awful those two were, combined with an absentee OL coach. There are HS offensive staffs in this state that would have done a far better job.
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Chev will be lucky to coach WR again. He will not be an OC anywhere else.
 
goalline said:
Chev will be lucky to coach WR again. He will not be an OC anywhere else.
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I could see him getting another WR coach gig and if successful, another OC job, albeit at a lower level.

While Sanford’s track record has been up and down, he keeps getting decent jobs because he’s a competent coach. Underwhelming and falling short of expectations the last few stops, but competent.
 
The Alabaster Yak said:
He was a high 3*/borderline 4* QB prospect coming out. His HS film looked pretty good. What we saw last year was a QB who had no idea what he was doing at the position, within the scheme and coaching he was receiving. It wasn’t that his HS production and rating just weren’t translating to the college level, it was the basic fundamentals of the position just not being executed.

There is a reason Chev’s next OC job is likely to be 5+ years away, and Danny Langsdorf’s career has gone from P5 OC to G5 QB coach, and I really think people on this site are underestimating just how awful those two were, combined with an absentee OL coach. There are HS offensive staffs in this state that would have done a far better job.
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I hope you are right. However, the biggest issues that plagued Lewis last season don't get fixed in an offseason.

The media that have seen the fall scrimmages were all convinced it would be Shrout and it didn't even seem close. Maybe they are all wrong?
 
The Alabaster Yak said:
I could see him getting another WR coach gig and if successful, another OC job, albeit at a lower level.

While Sanford’s track record has been up and down, he keeps getting decent jobs because he’s a competent coach. Underwhelming and falling short of expectations the last few stops, but competent.
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Underwhelming and ruining QBs…
 
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