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Re: TCU's season is pretty much over: Pachall out
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 12:45 pm
by ReedFrawg
Stallion wrote:TCU has gone 5-6 deep at RB this year-and won. SMU loses a starting DB or Punt Returner and has to fill with Walkons
I really think the key is that TCU does not put too much pressure or emphasis on any particular game. For example, the SMU game is just 1 of 12...and the loss to ISU was just 1 of 12. Patterson and Co have learned how to bounce back and not let 1 loss become 2. I don't think that was the case 8-10 years ago.
Re: TCU's season is pretty much over: Pachall out
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 12:50 pm
by 1983 Cotton Bowl
Yeah, the Baylor trashing surprised the heck out of me. I thought TCU was finished this season. Clearly not the case.
Re: TCU's season is pretty much over: Pachall out
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 5:27 pm
by SMU_Alumni11
1983 Cotton Bowl wrote:Yeah, the Baylor trashing surprised the heck out of me. I thought TCU was finished this season. Clearly not the case.
They have a coach that cares and can make adjustments with the recruits that he got on his own. As much as I hate fatterson, hes a big reason they have a name in DFW, whereas we are the poor helpless child that will soon be forgotten.
Re: TCU's season is pretty much over: Pachall out
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 8:07 pm
by sbsmith
West Coast Johnny wrote:Would you trade Gilbert for TCU's backup QB? Trevone Boykin?
Yes please, there are like 100 FBS QBs I'd trade Gilbert for.
Re: TCU's season is pretty much over: Pachall out
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 3:03 pm
by ripcurlgti
sbsmith wrote:West Coast Johnny wrote:Would you trade Gilbert for TCU's backup QB? Trevone Boykin?
Yes please, there are like 100 FBS QBs I'd trade Gilbert for.
Was opposite when he was being recruited, sad he couldn't hack college football
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/r ... bert-62659