Back to old habits?

I think there's gonna be some reverting back to them when things just don't go your way... not saying it's a good thing...

- O-line not blocking well for pass protection or run block
- dropped passes in the hands
- secondary getting burned
- d-line not able to get to the QB
- Carr locking in on recievers or dump pass to RB

Dang, I hope we get out of this funk in time for the GB game.

one thing I have noticed. when things are going bad... the team doesn't know how to get out of the funk.. For example.. when we are getting beat .. we have more drops and poor reads (but I will give indy credit..they got us) but maybe it is just the TV coverage but I don't see anyone lighting a "fire" on the guys when the chips are down.
We take an emotion like Capers...Not saying that is bad,but sometimes a fire needs to be lit

Agree Wolf.

However, we do have a new record now, most points in a game surrendered by the TEXANS.

Maybe it's up to the fans next week since the players and coaches apparently won't light the fire.

Kind of off subject...wolf remined me of something,

Who looks more lost when their is not playing well Dom Capers or Mack Brown?

ArlingtonTexan said:

Kind of off subject...wolf remined me of something,

Who looks more lost when their is not playing well Dom Capers or Mack Brown?

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ArlingtonTexan reminded me of something.. my favorite post of the year...by No Bull Texan... feel free to guess at the timing of this post

Can't help but compare...........

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O.U. got behind today to Texas A&M but you never saw Stoops team lose their confidence. Bob Stoops teaches confidence, and his teams reflect it. O.U. pulled it out at A&M's stadium because the Sooners believed. Of course it didn't hurt to have the hosses either.

In comparison, Brown's Texas team got behind in the first half to O.S.U., at their own stadium, before their home crowd, and a picture of Brown on the sideline looked like a deer in the headlights. For the forty-leventh time in his U.T. career, his team had fallen seriously behind, and you knew they were as good as road kill. No confidence in Brown, his coaches, or his 1920's coaching. When is the University going to wake up and realize the man is in way over his head? Its really a sad thing for such a great University, so rich in tradition, to be losing like they do. Texas has the hosses but not the right wrangler.
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It just one instance to show you the coaches expression on the sideline means very little.. I have seen plenty of coaches holler and scream and become animated and it did very little to improve their team's play

Remember I did say LOOK...and was smart enough not include a diatribe with it