Originally posted by myboynoah
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2024 BYU Football - Year 2 in the Big 12
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ESPN has Baylor -3, OU 45.5
Easy bet on BYU, but I think the OU is in the sweet spot where it could go either way.
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We should be top 20. Also, we are entering as the dogs against Baylor...Fine, keep betting against us. I like it better that way.Originally posted by Joe Public View PostBYU enters the polls at #22 after last night’s win.
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Nice to see them getting recognition but I've low key enjoyed this whole "they don't know but they're about to find out" thing. I'm finding I like my Cougs to be underrated.
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BYU football can be such a great missionary tool.Originally posted by myboynoah View Post
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Yep. That's frustrating to see. This has echoes of Jake Heaps.Originally posted by Sizzle View Post
Retzlaff has played well against lower levels of competition, and has played below where he needs to against better competition. Has he looked like what we've come to expect from a QB against Wyoming and Southern Illinois? Absolutely. Has he met the bar against Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Oklahoma, West Virginia and SMU? I don't think he has. The majority of our games from here on out are against teams that fall in the later category, not the former.
I have to primary criticisms – consistency and ball security. On the first, his decision making too often has been poor, and there have been way to many throws that I'd expect a D1 QB to complete with ease that have been sailed or thrown in the dirt. To be fair to Jake, he's had a few drops that have hurt him too – so offensive struggles aren't fully on him. But he needs to more consistently be right in his reads, and more consistently make the throw that's there to be made. Secondarily, he's been a bit too careless with the ball at times – both in throws and fumbles. I think this is an area he's improved from last year – but it's also an area where he needs to be better. His two INTs v. SMU were both careless – he has to take better care of the dang ball.
I can accept waiting for a more final judgment until after Kansas State. I hope he proves me wrong – because him being an above average QB benefits BYU both this year and next.
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Retzlaff has played well against lower levels of competition, and has played below where he needs to against better competition. Has he looked like what we've come to expect from a QB against Wyoming and Southern Illinois? Absolutely. Has he met the bar against Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Oklahoma, West Virginia and SMU? I don't think he has. The majority of our games from here on out are against teams that fall in the later category, not the former.Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View PostBYU fans are delusional/irrational about Jake Retzlaff. He isn't nearly as bad they say he is.
I have to primary criticisms – consistency and ball security. On the first, his decision making too often has been poor, and there have been way to many throws that I'd expect a D1 QB to complete with ease that have been sailed or thrown in the dirt. To be fair to Jake, he's had a few drops that have hurt him too – so offensive struggles aren't fully on him. But he needs to more consistently be right in his reads, and more consistently make the throw that's there to be made. Secondarily, he's been a bit too careless with the ball at times – both in throws and fumbles. I think this is an area he's improved from last year – but it's also an area where he needs to be better. His two INTs v. SMU were both careless – he has to take better care of the dang ball.
I can accept waiting for a more final judgment until after Kansas State. I hope he proves me wrong – because him being an above average QB benefits BYU both this year and next.
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I know it's unlikely, but if anyone has tickets they are looking to sell for the game vs. AZ, let me know. Looks like we're going to take a trip up to P-town to visit Donette, and Mrs. D (of all people) suggested we get tickets and head to the game.
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Originally posted by Goatnapper'96 View Post
Many years ago I concluded that somewhere at Martins Cove or along Rocky Ridge the mormon people buried their testicular fortitude and covenanted with God to never access it again. I keep hoping the children, unencumbered by said covenant, will rise up and stop being pussies-who is with me?
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