Hwestexan

(This message was cut short and posted prematurely for some reason) Tech's QB is inexperienced and he came out in the second half playing "not to lose." 21 points is not big enough lead to do that against a team like NU, normally, but Tech's D was playing so well that it turned out ok. Most of the third quarter, consequently was played in Tech's end of the field. Tech had one stretch where they ran about ten plays for about three yards as I recall. This type of play will be a disaster vs. OU.

Tech's coach is inexperienced and he came out in the second half playing "not to lose." 21 points is not big enough lead to do that against a team like NU, normally, but Tech's D was playing so well that it turned out ok. Most of the third quarter, conseq

I have been a Tech fan for many years, but I have always been an admirer of NU. They have some of the greatest fans in NCAA football. I'm looking forward to the game later today and the match up of Suh vs. Tech's Brandon Carter. I would not dare predict an outcome. NU has been more consistent and they are capable of controlling the ball and keeping Tech's offense on the sideline. Whether they do that today is the key to the outcome. By the way, you have a great forum here also.