I must admit I was dead wrong about Bradford. I thought he was just another system QB with a canon arm who would be befuddled by NFL schemes and exposed as a fraud by the pace of the pro game. Well, he is quite otherwise. He has managed to do what nobody else has done for a long time with the Rams: WIN, and two games in a row, no less. He looks like a real leader who makes the others around him want to play better. Of course, he could still have a tough time staying healthy. But if he gets clobbered, it won't be because of shortcomings on his part. He just flat out looks VERY good.

Of course Bradford looks good.....against cr#p teams. Since St. Louis was the worst in the NFL, they have the easiets schedule. Let's wait and see how he does against some of the better teams in the league. Washington is average and the other 3 they have played stink. Next they get a BAD lions team and another average San Deigo team.

Art, that's a great comparison. It's exactly what it looks like, about the only time they stop is when somebody goes out of bounds. They shredded Stanford so thoroughly, it sounded like Herbie and and Fussberger were about to cry.

I think he will end up being a good to great NFL QB. Good kid, good work ethic, great additude and good athlete. As long as he doesn't start getting sacked a bunch he will turn out pretty good.

I liked Leach at Tech. I am glad to see Tech losing. By the way Kanasa and Tech have been playing maybe the coaches were hard on the players for a reason.

Gene, come on, alternating shots isn't golf, that's a parlor game. Is Wolf Puck on the way with the Picker's victory feast?

Mr. Picker, match play and the "Foursome" were the original formats for golf. Stroke play came along much later. When you use the term "some" in golf it means some of the players are playing some of the time; ergo the alternate shots.

Ferris, you have given me a great idea.

Mr. Picker,
Ohio State is no joke. Didn't the Buckeyes beat Oregon last season in the Rose Bowl? Ohio State's offense is ordinary. However, they do have a very good defense, which is something that Oregon lacks. I think that, on a neutral field, the two teams are evenly matched.

OU's defense is ordinary. They had one great game against FSU. However, being ordinary in 4 of 5 games makes you ordinary on the defensive side of the ball. Why is Brent Venables still the defensive coordinator at OU when his defenses consistently underachieve?

Tech and KU are so bad right now because young athletes today are such pansies that they can't take discipline from their head coaches. If Bo, Woody, and Bear were coaching today, they wouldn't last 5 seasons.

Sooner and Cowboy fans wanting to talk football in october instead of golf, who would have thunk it?

IF Ryder Cup isn’t a Big Deal then why is Southern Hills considering looking into hosting the 2020 Ryder Cup?

If OU’s “don’t pass on me” Defense can get by @ Mizzu, they should be okay until Stoolwater.
Shades of 2004, IF OU runs the table, do they really wnat to play in a BCS Championship Game against Oregon or Bama?

Ark had Bama beat? Up by 13 in the 4th Q, then Bama began to play “smaashmouth” & Ark was done. Bama plays like a semi-pro team.

Baylor will need to win its 6th game by the end of Oct. Depth issues will be more critical as their schedule gets even ‘tuffer in Nov. Major “meltdown’ in Lubbock after da’ Bears beat them Red Raiders this weekend?

Right on cue Pick: OU wins a game and the opponent is immediately banished to DIII status. I'll repeat my bet right here: Texas beats Nebraska. Nebraska couldnt score 55 on air.

Dcood, actually, Nebraska did score 56 points at Washington. Texas is still a talented team, albeit a very young team. I'll go with Nebraska 24-20 over Texas, but I wouldn't be surprised if Texas won.

Laff, one to keep an eye on as regards what OU has left is Baylor. Seriously. Any quarterback who can move his feet in all four directions is a threat to go all the way agains Venables.

The toughest left list?: 1. Aggies. 2. Mo. 3. Baylor. 4. OSU.