I'll be the first.

Nebraska.

Who the heck is Dave?

Hilarious, Bob! Simple and to the point. Nicely played.

His name isn't Dave, sooners49.

Pick, how many times do people have to tell you that Florida runs the spread offense? Also, Tebow runs with the ball more than the RB does so there goes your argument about the spread not working when based around a running QB.

I do agree that Texas will lose within the next two weeks. I hope that they barely escape Mizzou so that my Pokes can finish them off but I have a funny feeling that the Tigers may actually pull the upset this weekend.

Soooo....any comment about your love child, Nebraska?

What is with this 'our lock of the next two decades COULD be'...I'm glad there's no wavering room on that statement. I know that if the Picker falls, he obviously wants it to be on a bed of pillows and not on the concrete surface he dishes out for the rest of us, should we be incorrect.

As average as Texas looked against OU, how could the Great Prognosticator say Mizzou COULD take out the Shorthorns this weekend, geez there's that parachute word again....typical Picker coach-speak. Texas beats the Tigers in Columbia...and that's concrete...without the fence riding.

Glenn is right, can't run, can't win, period.

Nobody can run out of the punt formation, otherwise known as the spread.

Florida doesn't come close to running the spread. It is the classic Wildcat or single wing team, with the best athlete taking the ball and doing things with it.

Was OU's defense great or did the Texas offense stink to high heaven; or was it a little bit of both?

Congrats to Stoops as his press conference today when one of the Sports Animal radio clowns asked him if he would rather have played bad teams and been 5-1, or have played good teams like he did with the 3-3 record. He answered the know-nothings by saying he would have rather played this schedule and wished his team would have fared better.

The radio people get worse by the day. 

Regarding TU at UTEP Wednesday night, Tulsa is favored by seven. That sounds high. It figures to be a close game. An upset would not be a shock, just a slight surprise. We'll pick TU by a single point, faintly. 

So you're saying OU runs a spread and would be better if they got out of it?  What did they run last season?  Also, several of the great recruits (specifically O-linemen, obviously our main problem) have been kicked off or suspended.  As far as Missouri beating Texas, that's insane.  They may be inconsistent offensively, partially due to injuries, but have you seen their defense?  They were on national TV last weekend.  I think Missouri would have to be able to score to beat them and I don't see that happening too much since they were only able to manage a few field goals against Nebraska.  Oh I forgot, you think (or maybe thought, now) Nebraska's the best thing since sliced bread.

FYI, Sam was 2-6 with one of those being a screen pass that went big to Murray.

I am convinced that Jones being the QB the rest of the game actually gave OU a better shot.

Sam at 70% is not all that great. Sam at 100% is. (Although he also looked so-so in his series against BYU).

The OU offensive line is the reason for this season, not Sam. They just simply can not establish a pocket.

Pick, didn't OSU lead the Big 12 in rushing for the last two years in the spread?

How can you do it? Simple. Athletic and quick O-lineman that can block in space. They don't have to be the biggest or NFL worthy.

Then you have to make sure your team has a scat back that can can quickly move between the holes created by the O-linemen. The back doesn't have to be fast or really strong, just quick.

Finally, you need a dual threat QB to keep the defense honest. If the LBs don't know which back is running the ball, it makes the run game that much more efficient.