Of the three, let's look at what we know. KState doesn't have the horses we do. They have a great coach, but their players for the most part don't match up real well with us. If we lose to KState, it will be because we either beat ourselves or we get severely outcoached. Texas does have the horses. However, they haven't been playing very well and are inexperienced. I would like to think with this being a home game and all that we take care of our business. If Texas scores very many points on us, I'd venture to guess it's because of our turnovers. Okie State is a question mark to me. If anyone watched the game last night between Okie State and Texas A&M, you have to come to the conclusion that Texas A&M handed them the victory. Johnson's passes while at times were great but other times he just threw it when he had no business throwing it in there. If we lose to Okie State, again I'd venture to guess it will because we turned the ball over just like A&M did. Okie State's Offensive Coordinator is a tool. Who in their right mind tries to milk clock protecting the lead by throwing incomplete passes or even attempting passes for that matter. I was going for Okie State all night long until that happened. After he did that, I was hoping A&M would beat them.
After watching and seeing teams perform, I'm a little more scared of A&M than anyone else. When everyone was calling this a tough game before the season, I thought they were crazy. However, Johnson can make great throws and A&M can score a lot of points in a short amount of time. If Johnson makes less boneheaded plays and is more careful with the ball, they easily beat Okie State. I still believe the Sherman experiment will turn foul just like the Clownahan experiment did, but Johnson is scary when he isn't making boneheaded throws.