- Houston >10
- Houston <10
- Cincy <10
- Cincy >10
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The greens are in the crockpot. The best curse I have going this season. We are still undefeated when I cook them.
Bubble, bubble…toil and trouble, homies.
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Pull 'em through boys ! In Beeville for baseball, can’t make it today to The Cage. Go Coogs !!!
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I guess I am a little worried about how our Cougars will respond to all the chatter over the past week. Of course I am hoping for the best. Personally I don’t think this team or the coaches have thrown in the towel.
We will see just how good DH is getting a team ready to play a big game. Nice football weather and hopefully we have a respectable crowd. Frankly, I see this is a do or die game for our Coogs as far as attendance goes the rest of the year…
Go Coogs…
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This game will be empty especially Stident Section
They will all be at Bama vs A&m
No they won’t. Stop making stuff up.
Also will you be there?
Will they leave and come back to our game once it’s over in the second quarter???
Glad you asked, coach. There are six schools (among the Power Five conferences and the American Athletic Conference) that had not played a conference home game entering this week: Houston, Temple, Tulsa, North Carolina State, Georgia and Arkansas. The difference? Those schools have played multiple non-conference home games compared to the Cougars, who played Prairie View A&M in Week 2 and moved a home game against Washington State to NRG Stadium.
“It’s very unfortunate for Coog Nation. I’ve made my feelings known,” Holgorsen said during his weekly radio show. “The scheduling people are really bad at their job. The American didn’t do us any favors at all. The American is not really happy with me right now, and I don’t care.”
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There’s a similar style, approach and mentality. But, with Houston hosting the No. 25 Bearcats on Saturday, there’s an obvious distinction.
“They have three years’ head start on us,” Holgorsen said.
Yes, the Bearcats appear to be hitting their stride in coach Luke Fickell’s third season, fresh off an upset of two-time reigning AAC champion UCF and ranked for just the fourth week since 2014.
“Got really good players and they’re really well coached,” said Holgorsen matter-of-factly. “They’re sound, and they play hard.”
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https://twitter.com/SHPawdcast/status/1182847782849253377?s=20
So far, the Bearcat defense has allowed only 5 opponent TD passes in 5 games and 2 of those TDs came against Ohio State. They’ve been stingy against the pass, stingy against the run and have only allowed 4.7 yards per play as a team. I couldn’t come up with a weakness with this defense even if I tried.
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Add a little vinegar from a bottle of pickled peppers and make a pan of cornbread . A delicious curse !
Go Coogs beat Bcats.
Can’t wait! Our group will be there. About to head to the Den. Going to watch the blowhorns get humbled by OU.