Boise State wins Fiesta Bowl, beats TCU 17-10
The Boise State defense showed the nation just how well they can play in a dominant effort in the Broncos' 17-10 win over TCU in the Fiesta Bowl. A timely special teams fake, two big picks by Brandyn Thompson, and some great, great defense provided the win.
What do you have to say about the game? Who was your player of the game? What did Boise State do right and what did they do wrong? Share your thoughts in the comments. I'll be back in a bit with a recap.
Oh yeah, Boise State plays defense, too
Coming into the game you would be excused if you thought that only one participant in the Fiesta Bowl had a defense. The Broncos apparently took it personally. The BSU defense was on fire almost all night long, stuffing running lanes, keeping receivers bottled up, and putting on the type of performance that is legendary.
36 rushing yards for TCU?!?!
1 for 12 on 3rd down?!?!
Unbelievable.
Words cannot describe right now. This was the Oregon defensive performance that we all knew they were capable of except I think tonight's was even better. Give me a few minutes. I can hardly get myself composed right now.
Boise State gets its own version of "The Drive"
And while I'm being hyperbolic, let me also christen "The Fake Punt" and "The Doug Martin Dive."
The Boise State fake punt was the perfect call at the perfect time. I thought for all the world that it was going to be blocked, and I have never been happier to have been wrong. The play was eerily similar to the fake punt against Hawaii when Kyle Brotzman hit Jason Robinson in stride for a first down. Brotzman was even more clutch this time with a man in his face; he delivered a perfect pass to Kyle Efaw who finished with a 29-yard gain.
After the first down, Boise State went the other 38 yards in four plays, showing offensive spark that had been absent all half. Passes over the middle, passes to open receivers, and a big Doug Martin TD provided the only scoring push of the second half.
Brandyn Thompson for MVP?
TCU picked on Brandyn Thompson relentlessly all night long, but Thompson came out on top in the end with two interceptions and the final tip that led to Winston Venable's game-sealing pick. Thompson looked shaky at times, but he made plays when he had to make plays.
His first quarter pick-six was followed up tragically by a second-quarter TD allowed. In a sense, you couldn't have one without the other. Thompson jumped a route on his INT, and he was burned by a slant-and-go on his TD allowed. Playing aggressively was key to both plays, so it is hard to fault Thompson for giving up the TD by playing the same style that caused the INT. Am I making sense? I feel like I'm talking in circles.
His second half pick was a great effort. That is the type of ball that cornerbacks rarely come up with. TCU consistently went back to his side, and Thompson came up big again with the final tip for the pick.
Everyone feel more comfortable about Thompson replacing Wilson next season?
Brenel Myers is okay by me
The Broncos gave Myers help on the big downs, but he more than held his own against TCU's Jerry Hughes. What do you do with Myers next year when Pendergast is healthy?
If Boise State's first half near misses were yarn, Ian Johnson could knit a mean beanie
Kellen Moore missed several wide open Titus Youngs, and the Broncos really could have had a much bigger lead at halftime than three points.
TCU's surprise strategy: Not running the football
The Horned Frogs passed the ball more than anyone expected in the first half, and Andy Dalton's early struggles were very evident. Why the change in strategy? Turns out the running game wasn't all that hot against the Boise State defense, so maybe the TCU coaches knew something everyone else didn't.
Austin Pettis's impact: negligible
Pettis started for the Broncos, but he ended up not being much of a factor. Well, looks like we all got worked up for nothing.
How big of a factor was Pettis? Hard to tell. He played intermittently and only had the one 4th down catch. The catch was big, and he may have caused TCU to switch up defense a bit when he was in the game. But in the big picture, his playing did not impact the final score.
His WR brother-in-rehab Tyler Shoemaker mattered just as little on offense. Was the absence of Pettis and Shoemaker the reason why Boise State's offense stayed on the ground as often as it did?
Deja-halftime-TD-vu
TCU's TD before the half was eerily similar to the same one they scored last season right before the break. Last year's was a gamechanger. This year's could have been, but Boise State showed some real grit in holding off the Horned Frogs.
Other observations:
- Not sure how they do personal foul penalties on the BCS bowl stage, but I'm pretty sure that jumping off side and then punching a quarterback to the ground after the whistle a la Jerry Hughes on Boise State's first drive is a personal foul.
- Worst. Percussionist. Ever.
- FOX's ambient camera work reached a crescendo when it scored a TCU player ralphing on the sidelines. I smell Emmy.
- Jerrell Gavins had some early playing time, which was kind of neat because I had forgot all about him. Double bonus, I found a roll of King mints in my coat tonight.
- Poor Gary Patterson's visor. I hope it's not afraid of deep sweat.
- Brotzman missed from the left hash, and made from the right hash. Were you expecting something else?
- TCU linebacker Tank Carder should be a little less selfish with the armbands.
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Awesome win for the Broncos! And if my #1 team has to stumble in the post-season, it helps a lot to have my #2 team make a great statement for itself. :-D
"[Juju] is a magical, fragile thing. It's when you've pleased the god of football, and he decides to shine his glorious bounty upon your team. If you anger him, he takes it away." --Hank Hill, paraphrased slightly
A M A Z I N G
Screw you, “experts”. Take TCU’s dominating defense and shove it.
BSU coaching staff FTW!!!!!!!
Thank you, Nick Adenhart. You will always be remembered. #34
TCU’s defense kicked the hell out of you, it was the offense and special teams that lost the game for TCU.
Of course,
I wondered when the excuses would start flowing. Awfully familiar to the Oregon game.
“No we didn’t get dominated, we just played unlike we did for that last twelve games because of ourselves.”
Stay Classy…
Boise State - The best in all the land (The "land" being Idaho, and large parts of California, Oregon, and Nevada.)
Go claim the national championship
Even though I don’t think you would ever beat Bama or Texas, go ahead and do it. You guys deserve it.
Great win.
Congrats from a frog
Great game, your players wanted it more than ours and I hope you can keep Wilcox because he had a great game plan. Good luck in recruiting and hopefully we will join you in the top 10 preseason next year. Congrats.
Congrats Broncos...
but dominant? Seriously?
/O'keefe'd
by Smokin Herb Grigsby on Jan 4, 2010 9:04 PM PST reply actions
when Kevan says 'dominant'
…he means on defense. Offense, no. Defense, oh very much yes.
I thought Bronco defense would be the key, but I wasn’t expecting that level of performance.
What did I say... ?
Stop the run, key on it.
Make the Ginger Kid beat you with his limpwirsted, pasty, white arm.
Justin Wilcox was listening that day last week;
I think you game plan to shut down the run and make Dalton be pocket passer. He’s improved this year, but he is more of a scrambling dual-threat type. Masoli or Kaepernick ring a bell? The Broncos have been adept at taking these types of guys out of their game. If they can squash the running game early, build a lead, and make Dalton beat them with his arm, IMO, that givs them the best chance to win. The only problem seems to be that at times their ability to stop the run is, shall we say, less than impressive.
Boise State – The best in all the land (The “land” being Idaho, and large parts of California, Oregon, and Nevada.)
by Mikrino on Dec 29, 2009 11:30 AM EST reply actions 0 recs
The only problem I see with my premonition is the zero in the rec column… ahem…
Boise State - The best in all the land (The "land" being Idaho, and large parts of California, Oregon, and Nevada.)
by Mikrino on Jan 5, 2010 5:52 AM PST up reply actions 2 recs
Amen.
Exactly what needed to happen. TCU had gotten to the point where Andy Dalton had to win the game for the team… and he tried. The Boise defense was ready for it.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
And coaching.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
Coach Pete for Bear Bryant once again...
This is why awards should be given after the bowl season. BSU was more prepared for the game and adapted better as the game went on.
I hope Wilcox stays around for a long time.
"...east and west is the problem, north and south the solution."
Agree on the surprise strategy
US Frog fans are shaking our head at the playcalling. Ya’ll did a great job, but 20 CARRIES, tucker touches the ball 2or 3 times and Wesley not at all. As much as I love Fuentes and Anderson they showed their youth as playcallers in this game. Great game anyway, hopefully this is another step towards a Non-AQ playing for it all.
When I see a team go into a bowl game with the rushing numbersTCU had on the season
and then not even attempt to run, there is only one explanation. Panic. Well, two. Nerves. In fact, I think I saw two TCU guys vomit to start this game. I know everyone saw that one guy. They should have been invited to the Meineke Car Care Bowl…not the Fiesta.
"I think it's safe to say our concerns are many." -- Kirk Ferentz
TCU outsmarted themselves
I think they believed that the Broncos would be looking to stop the run (like the 07 FB), so they would go the other way. Too clever for their own good.
We want to build a university our football team can be proud of. -- Dr. George Lynn Cross
by marktgarten on Jan 4, 2010 10:41 PM PST via mobile up reply actions
HECK YES!!!!!
so awesome………. Kellen Moore should’ve got the player of the game!!! That game shut up all of the doubters, at least i hope it did…….. there is always the complainers……
Everyone is OCD, in their own way!
This game was painful to watch
I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting for the WWL or the mainstream press to slap you on the back for this snoozer.
"I think it's safe to say our concerns are many." -- Kirk Ferentz
BSU win just put me in the lead of my bowl pick em.
"When I get up in the mourning I piss excellence."-Ricky Bobby
!!!!!!
I am so very proud of the team tonight in all phases. The defense played their game of the year, and the offense (finally) took care of business when they had to get something. And special teams made the game with the fake punt. Wow. I will officially purge from memory the invisible offense in honor of this win.
Congrats TCU and thanks for a great game and effort. My one regret is one of us had to lose; the frogs were a great team this year, and will be next year as well. Great program! (And your dance team SMOKES! – thanks to FOX, we got to see them every third play after all…)
Hey D1/BCS…[BAD WORD] ME!
by bronconationeast on Jan 4, 2010 9:16 PM PST reply actions
Can't wait for the Fox contract to expire...
How many unnecessary cutaways and gratuitous advertisements could they work into the coverage of the game?
I want to see the team break the huddle, look at the formation and actually watch until the entire play is over. A replay here and there wouldn’t hurt either.
"...east and west is the problem, north and south the solution."
That was making me crazy
I mean, they were switching away from the time the offense broke the huddle and lined up… for christ’s sake. Just show football already. Ugh.
I have attended every home Boise State football game since 1992.
by JasonHaberman on Jan 4, 2010 9:28 PM PST up reply actions
Boise's DB's are much better then I thought
Multiple tipped passes. wow!! It did not help TCU that they kept calling deep passes instead of trying for underneath routes that worked when they threw them.
That was 2 bad-ass defenses on display
Ours was just a little more bad-ass as it turns out.
I’m going to have to digest this for a while before posting my final wrap up…
I have attended every home Boise State football game since 1992.
WOW
That felt really good. Revenge can be oh so sweet. I hope this shuts up those “experts” for awhile…probably not.
now they are saying,
“Does BSU have a case for Number 1?” And they will probably say, “No they do not. They aren’t better than Texas or Alabama or Florida.” And I’d probably agree, but also not give a crap. If I could give a negative amount of crap, I would. BSU is undefeated and set up pretty darn nicely for next year. That’s what matters. The experts will find new ways to disparage BSU, but the experts don’t matter, and tonight proved it.
Alabama. Texas. Florida.
Why are we doubting they couldn’t play against them?
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
we aren't
I’m not saying the Broncos can’t play with them. I’m saying it’s hard for me to think the voters will put the Broncos past the NC winner, a Florida team that won its bowl by 27, maybe even the NC loser. That still leaves BSU at #4 though. Unbelievable!
Go Broncos. A few observations
B. Thomas was the best and worst corner today, good job when it mattered first
Tevis is a man, great job, hes gunna be great next year
Brotzman was unfazed by the missed fg, stepped up big
Coach Pete has the biggest balls in america
Kellen knew revenge was in his hand and he led them in the 4th, Kirby wasnt too shabby either
Kirby Moore for Heisman
I was really happy with Tevis's play
He ended up being the No. 1 linebacker in the biggest game. Think he might be an every down player next year? He sure looked like it tonight.
"Only film the ones that are standing, Kenneth." - Tony Perkis
kellen moore...
while i’m not saying that kellen was horrible, does it give anyone else comfort to know that he can have arguably his worst game of the season and we still win? how does this compute for next year?
He has Titus open on the deep ball...just can't seem to quite get the right touch on it.
Austin Pettis is big for Kellen too.
Kellen will get invited to New York next year for the Heisman ceremony.
agreed
he missed titus at least twice on the dep ball. if he had hit him at least once this wasn’t even a game.
i don’t mean this to sound undermining to kellen, more than i’m excited for the potential of our team showing up big minus the big time play of our first-rate QB
I concur
Kellen looked out of rhythm for most of the game. He looked the best right after the fake punt.
Next year, he is only going to get better.
i agree
but what happens when kellen n"sync (not pun intended…i love justin timberlake and lance bass…)?
honestly, i think our team is pretty dang good. can someone please tell me who has a legitimate shot to beat us?
Virginia Tech does.
I’m not saying they’ll be a favorite or anything, but that should be a good game.
I give him some really good credit.
Most of his waaaay off passes were just throw-aways. As much as I hate nothing not being done, the TCU defense was good and he didn’t try to force any mistakes. Excellent QB.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
I thik he was just being conservative unlike Dalton
I think he figured if your going to make a mistake go a little long instead of a little short. Dalton wasn’t conservative and it cost him some picks. I am willing to take some conservative over-throws over INTs any day.
What is it with Ginger Kids that makes them go all crazy with the football in crucial moments?
Tell me Zabransky, what is it?
Boise State - The best in all the land (The "land" being Idaho, and large parts of California, Oregon, and Nevada.)
all things considered, Kellen wasn't that bad
I did expect that Kellen would throw at least one TD. But against that defense? Yikes. No wonder he didn’t. Hughes made his plays, we all saw that coming. But Kellen wasn’t sacked, and he didn’t throw a pick. That was huge in and of itself.
(Not) hitting Titus on the bomb seems to have been the hardest part of his season. Watch out if he cleans that up for next year.
Kellen wasn't bad, but he wasn't Kellen either.
Except for when he was Kellen, then he was. Just then though.
Boise State - The best in all the land (The "land" being Idaho, and large parts of California, Oregon, and Nevada.)
by Mikrino on Jan 5, 2010 5:59 AM PST up reply actions 1 recs
Amazing effort, amazing win.
Win or lose the Broncos put on a show come bowl season and tonight they put it all together. TCU had an excellent defense, but the Bronco beat them at their own game.
Thompson and Brotzman’s redemptions were great to watch and the fake punt was classic Boise State ballsiness.
I’m going to give the game ball to the D-line. Shut down the running game and pressured Dalton all night. Notched two sacks against TCU and TCU had ZERO. Amazing.
Congrats Broncos!
Now go eat crow May & Corso…..! Heck of a defensive game and just enough O to make it happen.
There's a reason for the blank stare...
Worst. Percussionist. Ever.
Her name is Lora, and she is blind. Pretty sure she didn’t even know the camera was there.
"God bless, and give 'em hell!" - David A. Wells, former BSU Marching Band Director
Ooh, my apologies
Thanks for the heads up, mrefficiency.
"Only film the ones that are standing, Kenneth." - Tony Perkis
Great Victory,
TCU played hard, but it was nice to come out with the win. MVP of the game is Coach Peterson. Top 5 ranking here we come, hopefully #2 or #3. Next year if we can run the table (no easy feat, 3 regular season in a row) we SHOULD be in the championship game. GO BRONCOS!!!
Thing B
Boise State, BCS Champions 2010...
by warriorsscore110 on Jan 4, 2010 9:49 PM PST reply actions
Good game TCU
It was good to see each team helping the other team up, etc. There seemed to be respect between the teams and wasn’t a lot of BS that some of the other bowl games teams have shown. Good season TCU but I’m still glad you lost.
Voting for Andy Dalton for Boise State’s MVP would come off as slightly bitter, so I’ll go with Thompson.
by HawkeyedFrog on Jan 4, 2010 10:00 PM PST reply actions 1 recs
Your corners are absolutely phenomenal deep, and the number of tipped balls you produced was excellent. You had 3 picks and easily could’ve had two others.
Why we threw the ball exclusively after half time I’ll never know.
by HawkeyedFrog on Jan 4, 2010 10:01 PM PST up reply actions
because the running game didn't work
TCU couldn’t run the ball in the first half. Their one touchdown came through the air. It was that simple. I can’t really blame them for sensing a weakness and trying to exploit it. 2 INTs later, we know how that worked out. But hey, if poor Hicks makes that touchdown grab at the end, I doubt you’d be questioning their strategy.
It was a game of inches. Tonight BSU had the inches.
Actually the TCU rushing stats are thrown out of whack by the early sacks of Dalton. You guys stuffed the run on our first possession, but after that TCU had some decent success picking up 4-5 yards a carry.
Additionally I don’t understand why we abandoned the flat routes that consistently picked up first downs, in favor of deep sideline routes which resulted in tipped passes and all three interceptions.
Tit for tat.
I believe the same thing can be said about last years Poinsettia bowl. Moore was sacked 2-3 times and that resulted in our 28 yard game.
However, I do agree with you about those good carries. I felt it would be a looooong night trying to stop your running back carrying 3-4 Broncos (ok, other TCU linemen were helping push the pile, but still) down the field. Very odd you didn’t keep trying that.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
that's fair
Can’t say I’m privy to the thought processes of the coaches.
by hummerofdoom on Jan 6, 2010 10:56 AM PST up reply actions
Heck of a game.
I am a bit of a MWC homer (Wyoming alum), but I like Boise and TCU about the same, and really didn’t care who won. However, my only disappointment was that TCU receivers went on a pass-dropping tear in that 4th quarter, which was really the only difference between the end we saw and an overtime session. And I really wanted that overtime session.
Both defenses were dominant, and both offenses struggled mightily because of it. Special teams were great. That TCU punter has a terrific leg and really gave Boise some fits.
We seriously need Boise in the same conference with Utah, BYU, and TCU. Screw the postseason; that makes for 6 knockout regular-season games. WANT.
lack of respect from the associated press
Some wondered whether the Broncos deserved a shot at the national title. On this night, they were just barely good enough to edge Mountain West champion TCU (12-1), snapping the Horned Frogs’ 14-game win streak.
c’mon, this is getting really old. we hold a team averaging over 250 yards rushing to only 38 yards on twenty rushes. we allow only one third down conversion all game. and we intercept a quarterback who had only thrown five interceptions all year three times in one game. what do we have to do?
This is national TV. So don't pick your noses or scratch your nuts.
not to mention
holding a team that averaged over fifty points a game their last five games to ten points.
This is national TV. So don't pick your noses or scratch your nuts.
by joe bob priddy on Jan 4, 2010 10:07 PM PST up reply actions
not to mention
putting up over three hundred yards on the frogs for only the second time this year.
This is national TV. So don't pick your noses or scratch your nuts.
by joe bob priddy on Jan 4, 2010 10:10 PM PST up reply actions
Did you expect anything else?
Now TCU wasn’t really a challege (or at least that’s what they’re saying). Nothing but haters out there – no one wants to acknowledge the Bronco’s greatness.
Player of the game
I wish there was an all of the above option. Too hard to pick only one
by givemesomemoore on Jan 4, 2010 10:35 PM PST reply actions 1 recs
Very proud of the Broncos! The defense put this
team on their back! They showed up with mojo and out played the most vaunted defense in the country! Great job!
"We do not take counsel of our fears, our naysayers, or the unknown" Coach Pete 1-1-07
oh and MWC Conference - sorry about your undefeated bowl season
maybe you need BSU a little more than you’d like to admit
"We do not take counsel of our fears, our naysayers, or the unknown" Coach Pete 1-1-07
In the immortal words of Nuke LaLoosh
You know winning, how it’s, like, better than losing?
This is much much better than last year
We want to build a university our football team can be proud of. -- Dr. George Lynn Cross
by marktgarten on Jan 4, 2010 10:51 PM PST via mobile reply actions
I love the new defense
All the shifting and moving around at the line of scrimmage. The d-line walking up the the line of scrimmage after the o-line is already set. The 3-3-5 and 4-2-5 getting mixed up. D-lineman dropping into zone coverage. So much going on I couldn’t keep track of who was in and who was out.
I didn’t pay close enough attention (and i probably should have) but did Billy Winn come back in after he got hurt?
by givemesomemoore on Jan 4, 2010 10:57 PM PST reply actions
yes he did
I think he made another tackle or three after that, not sure though.
He definitely came back...
He made the hit on Dalton when Gavins received a mysterious pass interference penalty.
"...east and west is the problem, north and south the solution."
TCU Fans
From what i observed before the game their fans gave us little to no respect. You think a fan base from a non-aq conference would give us more credit coming from similar circumstances and all.
It's called:
Mountain West Conference elitism.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
From first hand experience.
Every TCU fan I talked to before the game had nothing but respect for Boise State. They were just as nervous as we were. I was very impressed with their regard for Boise State. It seems like the ones who were most disrespectful were the fans online.
Catch me on the BroncoNation Podcast!
DUDE
HOLY BAD WORDS. THE BAD WORDS-ING DEFENSE.
I thought that, based on BSU’s tendency to step up when challenged (Oregon, Tulsa, La Tech), they would step it up for the year’s biggest test. Actually seeing it happen, and seeing the defense exceed my expectations, is almost literally unbelievable to me.
TCU’s defense is every bit as good as advertised, we all saw that. (Hard to believe Brotzman had more answers than Moore did!!) But the Broncos made the plays when it counted, and then some. That’s a hard frickin’ team the Broncos defeated.
Lee Corso, Spencer Tillman, every other media ‘expert’ who picked TCU, and especially Daryl Washington can kindly STFU.
I said to myself after last season, I expect BSU to defeat everyone they play this season, and to destroy everyone they play the next two seasons with Moore behind center. Broncos are on the right track!!!
Hooraaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
also
Really stoked the Broncos won without depending on Pettis.
I like how...
If TCU would have won, there would be a lot of people claiming they deserve a share of the NC, even most of the ESPN analysts. Yet, Boise wins and it’s.. “oh they didn’t play anyone, TCU was over rated. Boise would get killed by anyone in a BCS conference. Boise played in the WAC. They suck.”
by Ihavenofriendzz on Jan 5, 2010 3:43 AM PST reply actions 1 recs
Venable=waterboy
At our house we were chanting “Gatorade is Better” & “Water Sucks” and Winston would charge.
I think Venable played an awesome game. I also give kudos to the freshman right tackle.
Efaw- Player of the Game
I dont wat to sound negative but Efaw played perfect game 4 catches for 75 all clutch. Brotzman missed a very makeable field goal. thompson-well he ahd a pick 6 then got burned and pulled a face mask. He did get the pick that led to our td, but he was beat on the td andf only bc the guy booted it. he alos gave up 47 yards on fianal TCU drive but then got bounce(or was it TCU player?) tha tsealed it. I’ll go with Brandon if you make me but its the weirdest DOP I’ve ever seen.
tvmunson
Brenden Myers
Should be on that list.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
Moore did kind of a Bizzaro Zabransky
played hsi worst(?) game in the Fiesta whereas Z played arguably hsi best. But get this_even when KM doesnt make the play, he doesnt amke a mistake. Follow? I mean he’ll overthrow but ti wont be wher eit can be picked. He misread and maed overamped tosses but nothing TCu could capitalize on. Plus he never got sacked. O-line was important but also KM ’s “King” like moves, floating like a butterfly and (occassionally and often enough to keep TCU off balance) stinging like a bee.
tvmunson
Yeah what was with the Hughes call?
“Unobstructed to the passer” is 5 yards? Why not go off side and punch him once in a while?
tvmunson
by tmunson on Jan 5, 2010 9:09 AM PST reply actions 1 recs
great victory!
Great post, Kevan. As usual, a vastly superior read than anything in the three Treasure Valley papers. For those who want to enjoy reading a very funny commentary on the game, go to the following link:
Separate But Equal Bowl Proves It’s Time for Equality — NCAAFB FanHouse#cntnt ntnt
Despite the fact that it disses the BSU cheerleaders, it’s worth many laughs!
I read it carefully
and he doesnt exacly dis the cheerleaders as make fun of what they wear but in juxtaposition to his comments abotu tCU’s you are probably acurate about what he was trying to do he jsut didnt want pc bw for putitn g them down for ther lloks
tvmunson
whoops!
let’s try this again. copy and paste the following link:
http://ncaafootball.fanhouse.com/2010/01/05/separate-but-equal-bowl-proves-its-time-for-equality/
by typhoonblue on Jan 5, 2010 10:36 AM PST reply actions 1 recs
I LOVED #17:
Can’t wait until Idaho’s Board of Education approved the contract and reveals the juicy details about the Assistant coaches getting half-a-mil.
"You know where i'm from, a little suspicion about one's true identity and motives is considered good manners."
-- Nale
“Everyone feel more comfortable about Thompson replacing Wilson next season?”
Not really. While its true he had some awesome plays, there is that touchdown, and I think there was another TD pass dropped by a TCU receiver that he was covering (could be wrong). That kind of inconsistency is worrying, although hopefully he’ll improve for next year and/or someone else steps up. EVERYONE this year threw away from Kyle Wilson, and that made everyone’s offenses much worse, don’t think we’ll have that kind of cornerback next year.
Keep the faith
we lose good db’s almost every year although I grant you one as good as Kyle is rare. Lambert is very good; there is a true forsh who is excellent. Murray is good too. Gavins may be the guy; give him another spring/fall as the #1 with and Yates. next to wr’s i worry less abotu db’s then anywhere els; we jsut seem to spontaneoulsy generate these guys.
tvmunson

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