Agreed ...TX_Aggie37 said:
The LSU team that took the field tonight was far better than the LSU team Texas played. And Texas did nothing but get worse as the season went on until the bowl game. Would be interesting to see a rematch.
lil_frog8 said:
How long before the sip boards start to pump the "we played the Champs within a touchdown" line of reasoning to justify their "backness"for 2020???
WhoHe said:Agreed ...TX_Aggie37 said:
The LSU team that took the field tonight was far better than the LSU team Texas played. And Texas did nothing but get worse as the season went on until the bowl game. Would be interesting to see a rematch.
It's a lot like our experience with Clemson the last two years ... we lost a tight one to them early in the year at home while they were breaking in a new QB and searching for their identity, and then they grow into a dominate team that wins the NC ... then they thump us at their place the next season.
tu loses a tight one early in the season at home to an LSU squad breaking in a new offensive system and searching for their identity, and then they grow into a dominate team that wins the NC.
And I fully expect the final similarity to this comparison when sip gets stomped in Baton Rouge next season.
Came back here to post this point. The stars are aligning for Texas to potentially pull off a victory early next season, skyrocket to the top 5/10, and then collapse in epic fashion.AggieBand2004 said:WhoHe said:Agreed ...TX_Aggie37 said:
The LSU team that took the field tonight was far better than the LSU team Texas played. And Texas did nothing but get worse as the season went on until the bowl game. Would be interesting to see a rematch.
It's a lot like our experience with Clemson the last two years ... we lost a tight one to them early in the year at home while they were breaking in a new QB and searching for their identity, and then they grow into a dominate team that wins the NC ... then they thump us at their place the next season.
tu loses a tight one early in the season at home to an LSU squad breaking in a new offensive system and searching for their identity, and then they grow into a dominate team that wins the NC.
And I fully expect the final similarity to this comparison when sip gets stomped in Baton Rouge next season.
Except LSU will be without Burrow and Brady. Not saying the sips will win, but that lessens the accuracy of an otherwise really good analogy
'sips will also be playing in Death Valley. LSU will get another good QB out of the portal or JUCO.TX_Aggie37 said:Came back here to post this point. The stars are aligning for Texas to potentially pull off a victory early next season, skyrocket to the top 5/10, and then collapse in epic fashion.AggieBand2004 said:WhoHe said:Agreed ...TX_Aggie37 said:
The LSU team that took the field tonight was far better than the LSU team Texas played. And Texas did nothing but get worse as the season went on until the bowl game. Would be interesting to see a rematch.
It's a lot like our experience with Clemson the last two years ... we lost a tight one to them early in the year at home while they were breaking in a new QB and searching for their identity, and then they grow into a dominate team that wins the NC ... then they thump us at their place the next season.
tu loses a tight one early in the season at home to an LSU squad breaking in a new offensive system and searching for their identity, and then they grow into a dominate team that wins the NC.
And I fully expect the final similarity to this comparison when sip gets stomped in Baton Rouge next season.
Except LSU will be without Burrow and Brady. Not saying the sips will win, but that lessens the accuracy of an otherwise really good analogy
We don't have to. Y'all do it for us.lil_frog8 said:
How long before the sip boards start to pump the "we played the Champs within a touchdown" line of reasoning to justify their "backness"for 2020???
