Showing posts with label Texas Tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas Tech. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Lets Talk BCS

This whole season I felt like Florida was the best team in the nation, even when everyone was talking about the big 3 from the Big 12 (Texas, Oklahoma, Texas Tech). And as it played out, there is no denying that the Gators deserve to be in the National Championship game. After a disappointing 1 point loss to Ole Miss, Tim Tebow put the team on his back and carried them to a dominant finish. Florida's win over Alabama without their star WR Percy Harvin convinced many they are the best team in college football.

What bothers me is who they got matched up with, the Oklahoma Sooners.( BTW, what the hell is a Sooner?) Anyway, I'm not saying that Oklahoma isn't a great team, because they are. I feel like they are going to be prepared and ready to play a solid game against Florida, but I also feel that there were two teams, Texas and Texas Tech, that were just as good who got snubbed. To me, the Texas Longhorn's are the most deserving team to play Florida because they beat Oklahoma by double digits on a neutral field.

This is why there HAS to be a playoff in college football. Every other sport uses some sort of a playoff system and its works great. If a playoff is put into effect in college, then every deserving team will have a shot to prove themselves fairly. Nobody has to get robbed of a championship game because they didn't have enough style points than another team. Plus, it would create more interesting matchups. I don't know what they're waiting for either. Most people want to see a playoff, and it is fair to every team. Even Coaches want to see it. Texas Tech coach Mike Leach went as far as suggesting a 64 team playoff, like college basketball. Maybe that is a little far fetched by the guy has the right idea. My prediction is that this will happen within the next few years because year after year, we see a deserving team get cheated out of a title game.

Friday, November 14, 2008

Michael Crabtree: A Man Among Boys


I have a new man crush, and his name is Michael Crabtree. After a phenomenal redshirt freshman campaign (134 receptions 1,962 yards 22 TDs), Crabtree has brought his game to a whole new level in 2008. The 6'-3'' 215 lb reciever is averaging exactly 2 TDs per game, and has scored in every single game this season. He is is a consistent, certified stud.

When I watch Crabtree, the first thing that comes to my mind is Andre Johnson. He has all the tools to succeed at the next level: size, speed, intelligence, and athleticism. You name it, hes got it. He is a complete player, destined for NFL stardom. In my opinion, Crabtree should be in the running for the Heisman, right alongside his counterpart Graham Harrell. If Crabtree declares for the 2009 draft, he will almost certainly be a top 5 pick, and depending upon which holds that pick, he may very well go #1 overall.

Heres a closer look at Michael Crabtree's 2008 season by the numbers:

1,010 Yards
78 Receptions
18 Touchdowns
7 Games with 8 receptions or more
6 Multi-touchdown games
1 Miracle game winning catch
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