Houston is just crushing a good Penn State defense. Kliff Kingsbury has make Keenum look like RGIII and calling a great game.
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Houston is just crushing a good Penn State defense. Kliff Kingsbury has make Keenum look like RGIII and calling a great game.
The question, of course, would be how is he without Keenum?
I think he has used up his eligibility.
But yes an OC that was an actual QB in the Big 12 would be nice, (Scott Frost, Kingsberry)
It's Franklins system with the right pieces.
Why do people think Kingsbury and Iowa State have anything to do with each other? He'll go to Texas A&M with Sumlin. A lot more money and better chance to win.
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Originally Posted by thatguy
Frost ran the option at Nebraska and is just a position coach at Ore.
Correct me if i'm wrong but didn't Kingsbury throw for 54,000 yards at TT. I would love to see us get an up tempo throwing game (if QB's are able). High scoring brings in the kids, that and wicked sweet jerseys.
In the SEC?Quote:
Originally Posted by Senolcyc
LOL
He's got to have his own philosophy for the SEC. Defenses will match better because of team speed. Plus, they have to recruit players to run the system.
I think it was documented somewhere where Sumlin is going a different direction for OC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Senolcyc
That would be 13,500 yards a season, 1,125 a game. If he started all 4 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mycology
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Originally Posted by Mycology
Kliff Kingsbury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaQuote:
Kingsbury played 43 games at Texas Tech, completing 1,231 of 1,883 passes for 12,429 yards and 95 touchdowns and 40 interceptions.
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Originally Posted by RING4CY
Sounds legit.
The same could be said about Sumlin, this HOuston team is essentially the same team Art Briles coached. Sumlin is getting the reward Briles should have. That said, I'd love to have Kingsbury based on the fact that Briles system works in the big 12, oh and playing under Mike Leach can't hurt either.Quote:
Originally Posted by FootballinTexas
Sign me up for anyone associated with Mike Leach.