I'll update my record later, I don't know if I can add high enough to total the losses.
TTech and Baylor over 62 7units
Game of the, nah not saying it but this the biggest play for me in a very long time. I have several reasons for liking this. One is the Tech defense has no clue what they're identity is yet. They don't know if they want to sit back and keep everything in front of them or if they want to man up and blitz. There's not just one or two of the defensive guys are making mistakes it's at least half of the defense. Against Baylor they will pay for this and I expect them to be totally lost with Griffin being able to run so well and so far this year passing very good. His yards per pass attempt are almost at 9 so we know Tech will have to cover a large part of the field which should open up some running for Griffin. I don't see anyway Baylor doesn't hang at least 30+ on Tech. The question is wheter or not Tech can score at least 30. I think last week, although it was a very bad outcome, is a good indication that Tech's offense may have found itself. After getting down 24-0 Tech came back to tie the game. They ended up scoring 38 points in the last 3 quarters and the one thing that changed was that Potts started passing the ball down the field. One of Potts biggest problems is that he doesn't stretch the field. The defense ends up not having to cover much of the field because they know he's passing it short. In part of the 2nd quarter and all of the 2nd half this changed. He started going vertical with the ball more and it opened up the short game as well. Up until that point Tech had really struggled to find their identity with the new Brown offense but IMO that changed and we should see some big numbers put up the rest of the way.
I think we're catching the man in a good spot here and this might be the last time you see a Tech o/u this low.
TTech and Baylor over 62 7units
Game of the, nah not saying it but this the biggest play for me in a very long time. I have several reasons for liking this. One is the Tech defense has no clue what they're identity is yet. They don't know if they want to sit back and keep everything in front of them or if they want to man up and blitz. There's not just one or two of the defensive guys are making mistakes it's at least half of the defense. Against Baylor they will pay for this and I expect them to be totally lost with Griffin being able to run so well and so far this year passing very good. His yards per pass attempt are almost at 9 so we know Tech will have to cover a large part of the field which should open up some running for Griffin. I don't see anyway Baylor doesn't hang at least 30+ on Tech. The question is wheter or not Tech can score at least 30. I think last week, although it was a very bad outcome, is a good indication that Tech's offense may have found itself. After getting down 24-0 Tech came back to tie the game. They ended up scoring 38 points in the last 3 quarters and the one thing that changed was that Potts started passing the ball down the field. One of Potts biggest problems is that he doesn't stretch the field. The defense ends up not having to cover much of the field because they know he's passing it short. In part of the 2nd quarter and all of the 2nd half this changed. He started going vertical with the ball more and it opened up the short game as well. Up until that point Tech had really struggled to find their identity with the new Brown offense but IMO that changed and we should see some big numbers put up the rest of the way.
I think we're catching the man in a good spot here and this might be the last time you see a Tech o/u this low.
