TMS, (12/31/2008 10:44:01 AM)

Ah, Mr. Gundy, it does take away from the season. Oregon made adjustments (and OSU did not) and were way better coached. They are a good team but not a great team. I wish Gundy had to face facts.

intrepid, (12/31/2008 11:15:06 AM)

Did we not have a healty backup at quarterback?

Imaman, (12/31/2008 2:41:55 PM)

Hats off to Oregon, they were more physical, faster and stronger.Oregon was way better than advertised, maybe the pac 10 is tougher than the media leads us to believe. As for Gundy, he brought out every play in the book, unfortunately, Oregon had already read that book. Great Win Oregon, and Great season Oklahoma State. We're just not "there" yet.

Raider35, Meadowlakes (12/31/2008 8:07:04 PM)

Gundy would make a good high school coach, but he's not capable of taking OSU to the heights enjoyed by the Sooners. At least he didn't suffer a ranting meltdown this time. What an idiot.

Native, (1/1/2009 10:33:15 AM)

One would think the OSU team,including the coaches, would be embarassed that Oregon was much more physical during this game on both sides of the ball. Is this a result of coaching or the players strength and/or attitudes? OSU's defense will not improve until the players consistently play with an attitude that they have a "chip on their shoulders".
It was evident that the injuries during the game did hurt OSU and one would think that during the season OSU would have had ample opportunity to establish depth at positions very critical to its skilled positions like quarterback and receiver. For example, with five games won by three touchdowns or more, why would the OSU coaches not get another quarterback some valuable game experience so that he would have been a viable option in place of Zac who was injured and should not have been playing after his injury? While one cannot dispute that Dez Bryant is an All-American and a playmaker, why would the next TWO wide receivers combined only have a third as many catches as him during the season? Tuesday night we saw what would happen when a critical link (two in this case) gets disabled. One can only imagine what OSU's season would have been like if either or both the injuries to Dez or Zac had happened, for example, in the fourth or fifth game of the season?

OU@BVAR, Bella Vista (1/1/2009 12:21:02 PM)

Ever wonder why Oregon has never won the bis one?
Maybe style of play and refereeing by west coast refs?