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Had Enough

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  1. From 2019 thru 2022, the least number of penalties per game and penalty yards per game for OU was 2022. 50 yards per game. The peak was 70 something yards per game. In 2019 and 2022, OU had more penalties and penalty yards than their opponents. Covid 2020 led all years in penalties caused in only 11 games, but the opponents had 100 to OUs 80. In 2019 OU had 86 penalties to 70 for their opponents. They had 74 in 2022. In those same years, the lowest yards per penalty was 2021 followed by 2022. Lots of variables within that but 50 yards per game in penalties in 2022 ain’t that much. PreSEC move announcement, they averaged 70 penalty yards per game. Post announcement about 54 per game. That’s 30% lower. I’d guess that penalties assessed are down across the board in the Big 12. And it’s possible these discrepancies occurred due to non-conference games.
  2. You punks are hitting below the belt. Lubbock is a big city. And an 1100 was all I could do. At least from my experience.
  3. I’d agree biases are possible and those biases may be ramped up since the move was announced. I just have a long memory, that’s not particularly healthy, when it comes to such officiating that feels more of the same. Just had a flashback to Herman versus TCU at DKR when Overshown was held, flag was thrown then called off. Clear hold at the point of attack. They treat us like we’re ISU or something. Except when we play ISU.
  4. I paid quite a bit of attention. See Arkansas for the safety issue. WVU hit Card late. Hurt him. No penalty. I was thinking they did review the BU punt block. But you left out the critical non-call of holding in BUs late TD drive. But for all that shit, OU got 1 dead ball penalty. And one hold near midfield that the whole world viewed and couldn’t be ignored. That was the worst officiated game that year. Also a team departing the conference. I just believe there’s is an anti Texas feel that is nothing new. Big 12 champ games versus OU. The 4th and 2 failure to call procedure. The hold then interference on LJH late that killed a drive. The Strong OSU game. The two Tom Herman OPI called on replays - never seen that anywhere else. I could go on. And part of this narrative is that OU got hosed last year. In 2021 OU game winning TDs should have come back versus Texas and Kansas. Key blocks at the point of attack. It is possible this bias kicked in one week after TX-OU or maybe it was before that but only Texas and then it was decided after the season to screw OU too.
  5. Poorly worded. Missed calls in favor of a non-Big 12 team over us to spite us. Same with the Arkansas reference. The conspiracy is less convincing because of that.
  6. Did it? There was considerable fuckery in 2021 in the Tx-OU game. But why choose one over the other? OU was called for 2 penalties for 15 yards. They trailed by double digits for an extended period of time. They had at least 3 TD drives with the most significant play a non call for what should been a penalty negating the play. Overturned a close call on the Brooks fumble. Didn’t even take time to fully review a close call incompletion/fumble. OSU at least got called for 7 penalties that same year. Arkansas. Big 12 refs favoring one SEC team over another? 3 non-calls on late hits or targeting. And I guess Big 12 guys would miss some big calls in Bamas favor. In my opinion, it’s just more of the same that crops up from time to time year over year.
  7. As there should be. Will you join in on that fun too?
  8. So did the person answer the question about who was looking good at Edge? Or was it a question who was looking to get playing time? Two very different questions. The response did not indicate Tapp looked good only that he was next on line for PT.
  9. The Big 12 isn’t kicking out draft picks like the SeC, but the 2022 was very good with 2023 a good follow up for the Big 12 particularly on defense. Texas high schools will produce enough talent. You just have to choose wisely and develop each players skills.
  10. This was the biggest miss. It was blatant and should have been easy. The linesman was relatively close. There wasn’t tons of action around the foul. It was a split second, timing play like PI. It wasn’t subjective. This is one that can’t be missed.
  11. My biggest concern with the Alabama game is the let down the week after we kick their ass.
  12. I’ll gladly take my guard 20 yards downfield making contact against a DB that’s giving a little ground. As for the Banks block, that S basically sacrificed himself albeit for nothing. Newsflash: Banks is better than Conner. This isn’t really a play I’d use to highlight that. This is best an example of a great play call given what the defense is running. Everybody’s job was easy.
  13. Just for fun I’d like point out in 2021 Baylor and OU combined for 3 penalties for 25 yards. And from what I recall any reviews went in their favor. That is odd for teams that trailed from minutes in until the 4th quarter. Not reflected on the stat sheet was the play in which our defender pushed the poor OU WR out of bounds prior to him converting the 3rd down pass. Or the failure to review an incomplete pass that resulted in an immediate recovery by us.
  14. Which was funnier last year or 2015 when it was 16-4, which also included not awarding a fumble to us?
  15. Well sure if they don’t suck. But last year they sucked. Or so I’ve heard.
  16. That’s a bit more than 26.
  17. I did a little search here but did not find my answer. When someone gets credit for a takeaway, does it include fumbles caused if they do not recover it themselves? Obviously it includes interceptions. Presumably includes fumble recoveries.
  18. This cracks me up. Your top two dudes sit. Your 3rd guy is less than 100%. The bowl game didn’t mean much in the bigger picture. Whoever else you have has not played in games. Now it’s an early season practice. The top dog is out. It’s a practice. Here’s a shocker. Even if Keilan is 3rd team, he’s likely getting meaningful snaps with the first unit. He’s earned them in productive moments, gadget plays or not, but Sark giving him an additional nod is ok too. And those gadget plays will be more productive if Keilan can diversify the plays he can run. So practice those. With the guys that’ll be on the field with him. Now, if he gets the majority of carries and averages 2.5 per carry in the season, we got a problem. Who gives a damn who technically starts the games. We need each guy put in places and situations to produce. No need to worry about who runs out first.
  19. And I was just wondering when HenryJames was going to post again.
  20. Just kick the G5 out. No byes. I’d say no home games too. Unbalanced schedules leading to either byes or home games is too significant an advantage.
  21. If you want more eyes on your games, conference games starting the season is a good thought. It doesn’t create more losses. Pretty even playing field. Big 12 ought to do it.
  22. Sweatt doesn’t look that fat.
  23. You should be a lot more surprised that Hutson ain’t even listed at C.
  24. You may be thinking of the lead up to the Cotton Bowl. Kwame, Humphrey and Jj Kelly were suspended. As for McGarity, he got injured in 1997 returning kickoffs. Terrible decision on Mackovics part.
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