killer_ewok;530284 wrote:They'll probably be top 7 but they will lose at least once in the regular season.

dlazz;530287 wrote:If they lose, it'll be next week (Nebraska). Rest of their schedule isn't worth a damn.

Plus the Big-12 championship game.

killer_ewok;530288 wrote:I hate going for two there. Kick the XP and go down one score then if you do score again you obviously try the 2-pointer then. Now you didn't get it and it's a serious uphill climb as it's a 2 possession game.

mhs95_06;530294 wrote:You are right, that is a killer decision, ewok!

athlete37;530297 wrote:I think the rationale behind it is you know immediately whether you'll get the needed two point conversion and can make the decision to onside kick if you do not get it.

krambman;530157 wrote:Audio's working fine for me now.

This is the third straight week that the #1 team in the country is playing a ranked opponent on the road with College GameDay there. And the second straight week that the home team has returned the opening kickoff for a TD. With all of that working against them I don't see how Oklahoma could possibly win this game.

krambman;530302 wrote:Allow me to quote myself from earlier in the game.

killer_ewok;530299 wrote:I understand that but the flipside is that it's demoralizing as you know right away that you definitely need 2 scores and that seems fairly insurmountable. It's got more to do with the psyche of your team than what the card says.

athlete37;530301 wrote:And the theory is that you have a play saved for the two-point conversion, so it should work the same whether it's now or after the next touchdown, but it helps to know now whether you need two more scores or one.

newarkcatholicfan;530314 wrote:Not a shock here this one was as easy to pick as the Navy game.

newarkcatholicfan;530314 wrote:Not a shock here as this one was as easy to pick as just about every Dallas Cowboys game this year.

newarkcatholicfan;530314 wrote:Not a shock here this one was as easy to pick as the Navy game.