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Oklahoma at Texas (10/17/2009)

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OVER!!!! OVER 52!!!!! both these teams offence  will explode.. for atleast 24 pts each  (3 tds and a feildgoal) even if both defense play well.
 
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Posted: #52
Don't over-think it. Texas medium play.
 
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colt mccoy is a little dick and takes 3 quarters to get his shit together.
 
oklahoma 1st half (2 units)
 
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Listened to a radio broadcast today.. Phil Steele taking "The Horns"
 
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Texas - 24                                  Oklahoma - 17
Longhorns -3                    under 52.5
Problem is, the line is inviting you to take the Horns.
There was a time when Texas has trouble covering spreads when they were favored by 10 or less points. Hopefully all that is history
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by i_Win_u_Lose:

OVER!!!! OVER 52!!!!! both these teams offence  will explode.. for atleast 24 pts each  (3 tds and a feildgoal) even if both defense play well.
  24 +24 = 48 thats not OVER 52
 
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Texas and over
 
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Posted: #58
Oklahoma lost to BYU

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Actually UNDER may be the real play here.....Stoops likes to run it up the middle from the 3 on 1st and goal.....after 3 tries then he'll kick the field goal....either that or he'll fake it and the snapper will get tackled in the backfield......
 
Stoops is the Stache of the Big12 conference.....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by i_Win_u_Lose:

OVER!!!! OVER 52!!!!! both these teams offence  will explode.. for atleast 24 pts each  (3 tds and a feildgoal) even if both defense play well.

Hey pard.....don't know if they're teaching that new math up there in Mass or now.....but last time I looked 3 tds and a field goal for each team adds up to 48 pts.....Thats about a field goal + and extra point fewer than the O/U line.....

 
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Quote Originally Posted by bigdaddyhpd:

Well I'm a Longhorn fan so if I need to wager on this game it's going to be on Hook'em Horns.


Glad to see you on the Horns as well BigD.

Final Play Texas -3 
Under 52.5 (small play)
 
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Posted: #62
Texas gets exposed this weekend.  Go OK
 
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TEXAS!!!  I agree with the over also, 35-24 TEXAS.
 
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I like Texas here as well.  
 
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Texas as well
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CollegeSharp:

  Muschamp will bring the house!  It wouldn't surprise me if Bradford gets knocked out of this game.  The offensive line is the weakness and will be exposed once again in this game.  I do not normally wager on my team or against them.. but I will have to on this game.  Texas Large -3  Sharp 

That's what I was thinking. TEXAS gets their chance at Florida in the championship this year.

 
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I wish I was around to check out the in-game thread because I'm sure I will hear about 1000 times how bad McCoy sucks.  OU big
 
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Bradford is not 100 percent.  I would still take Texas if he was 100 percent.
 
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all this talk about texas getting exposed... are you serious? ou has been exposed twice already and essentially every game with their bad oline play. texas has lost fewer players from last year and correct me if i'm wrong... texas still won last year when ou did have all those players. shipley is still there as a big play maker and kirkendoll will catch short passes as well and williams will be there for the deep ball. only way ou keeps it close is if they score a couple of defensive tds.  
 
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Last Year nobody gave Texas a shot and look what happen. This is oaklahoma's national championship game for 2009-10. Texas has not been razor sharp oaky will play balls to the wall with absolutely nothing to loose with loads of talent....thats a scary opponent. taking the points prob 3' by gametime maybe more.
 
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TEXAS -3 gets it done
 
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Texas -3 and the Over
Big on Texas
Small par Tex/over 54
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Posted: #73
Texas here, I see it as a gift.

Red River Rivalry.  NOBODY is overlooking ANYTHING in this game.  Both the Horns and Sooners will regard this as the biggest game of the year so far, just like they do every...effing...year.

Oklahoma will treat this as their national championship game.  Texas will treat this as their early national championship game.
Just like they both do every...effing...year.

This is nothing new, nothing scary here, just a Texas team who is not quite as good as last year taking on an Oklahoma team who has some serious problems compared to last year.

Texas -3 =
 
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Posted: #74
Texas 27-  Choke U --13
 
Will Muschamp has said he has a few new wrinkles for this weekend..........cant wait to see against 4 Ou offisive lineman in their first Red River Rivalry..............God knows they will be nervous.
 
 
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Posted: #75
Just like any rivalry game of this caliber, both teams will come to play and will dig-in the first half. Stats won't matter for the first two quarters. There will be a lot of emotions on both sides of the ball.
 
Texas' special teams will be a factor and Colt will come up big in the second half. I look for Texas to cover and the game to go under the mark.
 
Nice weather, no home-field advantage, and two good teams(although not as good as last year) battling it out. Who's got the better team? IMO- I think TX wins this 30-17. Good luck to everyone.
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