Doyle Hargraves
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True. We ranked 7th in scoring defense. Missouri wasn't even top 30.
Here is a dose of reality for these confident USU fans (all 2 of them).
USU Team Recruiting Rankings from 2011-14 per 247
2011 - #112
2012 - #107
2013 - #107
2014 - #110
They have signed 16 3-stars in these 4 years, and all the rest were 2-stars. Absolutely zero 4 or 5 star players.
UT Recruiting Rankings over same time period: Don't even need to look them up because everybody knows that they are vastly superior to USUs'
I realize that they have played better than these rankings, but fact of the matter is UT has superior talent and it's an opener in Neyland. I get that they came out and surprised Auburn, Wisconsin and USC in the recent past, but they still lost all those games and I feel that all those teams played down to Utah State. I just don't see UT coming out flat or unprepared in this opener with all the hype surrounding this past recruiting class and in Butch's program in general. I'm not scared at all is what I'm trying to say.
The Nazis had a superior military, superior trained soldiers, superior tanks, aircraft, troop carriers, and tactics. Admittedly undermined by Hitler's constant interference and overruling his generals, but superior all the same. They were beaten by their opponents' tenacity and frequent cases of pure dumb luck in the form of the timing of weather phenomenon and blunders that should have doomed missions time and again but didn't.
Point? Superiority is not a guarantee of victory.
Did I guarantee victory? No. I just said that we have more talent and we get to play them in a home opener. For those reasons, I am not scared of losing to them. I know that it is fully possible for Utah State to leave Neyland with a win, I'm just saying I think it is highly unlikely.
Did I guarantee victory? No. I just said that we have more talent and we get to play them in a home opener. For those reasons, I am not scared of losing to them. I know that it is fully possible for Utah State to leave Neyland with a win, I'm just saying I think it is highly unlikely.
I didn't say you were scared. I didn't even say you guaranteed victory. I REMINDED you superiority doesn't equal victory. No need to get your dander up, bub. My overall message is to never underestimate your opponent. I too think we win but we had better come out treating USU the same way we'd do Florida. Or in other words, not come out flat. Blood in the eyes, murderous intent, and mayhem madness. An, "Oh, it's just USU" can easily get our arses kicked. Cool off a bit, eh?
Not heated at all my man, and I apologize if my remark came off sounding like that. I agree that a 'it's just Utah State' type mentality is dangerous. I just don't see this team making that mistake in this scenario. We have to much to prove.
The Nazis had a superior military, superior trained soldiers, superior tanks, aircraft, troop carriers, and tactics. Admittedly undermined by Hitler's constant interference and overruling his generals, but superior all the same. They were beaten by their opponents' tenacity and frequent cases of pure dumb luck in the form of the timing of weather phenomenon and blunders that should have doomed missions time and again but didn't.
Point? Superiority is not a guarantee of victory.
Where's the courage in your convictions?
Back up the strong statement with an avatar/sig bet.
What kind of bet is there to be had from a troll who will tuck tail and run by halftime? You empty and hollow little man spewing your BS should scurry back to that hole in the wall that you call a forum and be a legend in your little village telling your tells of what it's like to live in the big times. As down as we are, we are the big times compared to your sorry mid-level asses. We are everything even in this low spot that your sorry assed program could hope to ever be. I say these things knowing that Freak may reprimand me for it but I know down deep, he feels the same.
The Nazis had a superior military, superior trained soldiers, superior tanks, aircraft, troop carriers, and tactics. Admittedly undermined by Hitler's constant interference and overruling his generals, but superior all the same. They were beaten by their opponents' tenacity and frequent cases of pure dumb luck in the form of the timing of weather phenomenon and blunders that should have doomed missions time and again but didn't.
Point? Superiority is not a guarantee of victory.
Tennessee isn't facing the entire Sunbelt at one time. Germany was beaten by overwhelming numbers. If it were Germany vs one country at a time the outcome would have been certain just as was the case with France and Poland. This is one team vs one team.