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Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:40 am
by CenTXpony
Cougar King wrote:as long as we keep playing like we have been, we will manhandle the Ponies.


I'm fine with that considering you guys have lost your last three games.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 1:08 am
by feelthehorsepower
Stallion wrote:I don't think so-no I know so-SMU would not be even in Houston-I'm seeing no line likely because of Gilbert's injury. You have "Low Football IQ" or what the great SMU observer Alumni11 calls "smarts"


I'll go with what Vegas says...they're usually right and you are not! ;)


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Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 1:16 am
by Stallion
You just really don't know when to shut your mouth do you? There is no [deleted]' line-got it. They take the Line off the Board when the Star QB's injury status is uncertain. The fact you are so clueless that you actually believe that Vegas would have this game EVEN with Burchum as the likely starter in Houston shows you don't know [deleted] about College Football.

http://www.vegasinsider.com/college-foo ... las-vegas/

As others have suggested you need to back off on this board and follow this sage advice:

"Better to Remain Silent and Be Thought a Fool than to Speak and Remove All Doubt"

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 2:07 am
by maize'n'blue
So what's the Dilly pony fans y'all gonna get bowl eligible this week and play my crap Wolverines at the Cotton Bowl? Or maybe that ain't a tie in any more? Conference realignment is sorta uhh. What league are you guys in the AFC? LOL. J/K. Sorry for saing ain't whilst talking to all of the highly educated SMU alum, I never went to the University of Michigan, I'm just a football fan.

Go Ponies, Maybe see you in a bowl game this season.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 2:32 am
by Stallion
AAC doesn't have a tie-in to the Heart of Dallas Bowl. I've heard North Texas mentioned with regard to that Bowl

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 10:31 am
by CA Mustang
If I am reading this correctly, UH is a seven point favorite in two books but most books don't have a line on it. http://nflodds.usatoday.com/odds/usatod ... aspx#ncaaf

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 11:08 am
by StallionsModelT
I don't think there is any chance we see Gilbert out there on Friday night. Knowing that I fully expect UH to be very aggressive defensively and force Burcham to make adjustments and quick decisions on the fly. Our defense is going to need to play its best game of the season for us to have a chance to win. If we had Gilbert I'd think we would have a very good chance of winning, but without him I don't think we'll be able to score enough to win the game.

UH 28
SMU 21

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 11:17 am
by sbsmith
maize'n'blue wrote:So what's the Dilly pony fans y'all gonna get bowl eligible this week and play my crap Wolverines at the Cotton Bowl? Or maybe that ain't a tie in any more? Conference realignment is sorta uhh. What league are you guys in the AFC? LOL. J/K. Sorry for saing ain't whilst talking to all of the highly educated SMU alum, I never went to the University of Michigan, I'm just a football fan.

Go Ponies, Maybe see you in a bowl game this season.


If the Big 10 gets 2 BCS bids then they won't have a team for that slot.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 11:47 am
by JasonB
If Gilbert plays - SMU is #7 in pass offense, #116 in pass defense.

Houston #26 in pass offense, #117 in pass defense (although their pass efficiency defense is way ahead of ours).

Shootout type of game.

Without Gilbert, it is going to be really difficult for our offense to keep up with theirs. Tons of pressure on Burcham. This could be a get-them-back game for last year.

Either way, the Acker-Greenberry matchup is going to be awesome.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 11:51 am
by mrydel
What we need is a Zelt Minor coming out party.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:02 pm
by StallionsModelT
We need to score 30 to win IMO. Burcham is going to need to play out of his mind.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:03 pm
by East Coast Mustang
Did FTHP seriously think the line was even?

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:06 pm
by Grant Carter
East Coast Mustang wrote:Did FTHP seriously think the line was even?

I suppose that is a plausible mistake to make, but the funniest part was him pushing back when Stallion politely told him that he was just seeing the fact that a line had not been set yet.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:11 pm
by ponyinNC
Things we must do to win:

Acker must lock down Greenberry. Dat' dude is a beast, but Acker has NFL-type skills. That matchup will be fun to watch.

Burcham must play mistake-free football at the QB position. Can't play like a RS frosh. We may be seeing the Burcham-O'Korn matchup for years to come. O'Korn has more games under his belt at this point.

D Line must create some pressure. Sacks would be great, but we need to be in O'Korn's face all day. Agreed that Minor should be let loose.

WRs must catch the ball and get YAC. No drops, no fumbles. We need to win TOP, and only way we do that is converting 3rd downs and keeping the ball.

RBs - whoever plays, no fumbles, no missed blocks at the line. I fear we may see the Nlemchi screen pas 15 times in this one, just to get Burcham some confidence.

Re: Houston vs SMU analysis and predictions

Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 12:51 pm
by PonyTime
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