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Originally Posted by TexianPatriot
Texas had three of the four things you listed when taking on Tech in Lubbock. Tech won in spite of their less than stellar offensive performance. If Tech is firing on all cylinders, Oklahoma may very well lose by 21 points. Yall's defensive front and secondary are decimated.
I'm also thinking of the newly crowned #2 team walloping the #9 team from Stillwater. I was actually expecting to see a let down there...
I watched the detroit game yesterday. I will say this about them, they play hard, they just don't have the talent to compete. they came out flying around the football and running all over carolina, but in the end, they had inferior athletes. we are not even sure texas tech can beat oklahoma, so lets not count our chickens before they are hatched!
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Originally Posted by beowulf7
This is a serious question. Could Texas Tech U. beat the Detroit Lions?
Yes, obviously the level of talent in the NFL is much higher than in college. But I sometimes wonder if a top-rated team played the worst NFL team, what the score would be. Maybe EA Sports can simulate such a game, just liked they (or maybe another video game company) have simulated Tyson vs. Ali fights (when both were at their peak).
Roll Tide! Bama will beat Florida in sec championship and crush the big 12 winner..........
Defense wins championships and nobody plays defense in the big 12!
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