We've been here before. Georgia Tech in 2010, West Virginia in 2013, Iowa State in 2014, Texas in 2016, Rutgers in 2018, Boston College in 2019...... we've never been able to get momentum from performances like last Saturday, as we always follow it up with a dud. If TCU blows us out by 30, go ahead and add Texas in 2021 to a long list of one-off performances. I'm more nervous for this game than I've been for any in a LONG time. We've got some attention now. Recruits want to see if we are really turning a corner or if Texas is really just that bad.
In a nutshell, if Leipold can pull off another road upset on Saturday, this "4 to 5 year rebuild" suddenly becomes much quicker than any of us thought. Even if we are at least competitive (within 2 scores), that's enough to keep the 'improved' narrative alive for another week. But if we get our a** kicked, it will be such a crushing loss for this team and for our fans.
In my opinion, TCU this Saturday is the most important game that this program has played in a long time. Say your prayers, boys and girls.
In a nutshell, if Leipold can pull off another road upset on Saturday, this "4 to 5 year rebuild" suddenly becomes much quicker than any of us thought. Even if we are at least competitive (within 2 scores), that's enough to keep the 'improved' narrative alive for another week. But if we get our a** kicked, it will be such a crushing loss for this team and for our fans.
In my opinion, TCU this Saturday is the most important game that this program has played in a long time. Say your prayers, boys and girls.
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