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CFN.com Preview: Oklahoma State vs. Iowa State

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teachum

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Interesting. That actually seemed to be a pretty well informed article, and they picked against the line. Maybe we're getting more thorough write-ups now that we're top 10.
 
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teachum said:
Interesting. That actually seemed to be a pretty well informed article, and they picked against the line. Maybe we're getting more thorough write-ups now that we're top 10.
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A lot better than last week’s UT preview that said our passing game was clicking and the running game was struggling. Maybe Sarkisian read that one?
 
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That would explain the two high safeties Klatt kept mentioning.
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He said the safety thing for the final 5 minutes. I don't think he meant all game, because in reality it was working for most of the game and then their offense hit a hard wall.
 
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Every game from here on out will be a test. Even going against the spread this week, the team has probably worn out the disrespect motivator. We are unbeaten, top 10 and completely control our own destiny in all situations. We've seen great OSU teams slip on banana peels down the stretch. Between now and bedlam it'll be about keeping cool under pressure and delivering when you're expected to do so.


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I don't agree about the disrespect being a motivator. While the line reflects home field advantage don't think those kids don't know they are being picked to lose. That fire is burning and each one of these slights just makes it hotter.
 
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andylicious said:
I don't agree about the disrespect being a motivator. While the line reflects home field advantage don't think those kids don't know they are being picked to lose. That fire is burning and each one of these slights just makes it hotter.
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As long as it translates into a winning performance I'm all for it.

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trippin629 said:
Every game from here on out will be a test. Even going against the spread this week, the team has probably worn out the disrespect motivator. We are unbeaten, top 10 and completely control our own destiny in all situations. We've seen great OSU teams slip on banana peels down the stretch. Between now and bedlam it'll be about keeping cool under pressure and delivering when you're expected to do so.


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You be trippin
 
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llcoolw said:
trippin629 said:
Every game from here on out will be a test. Even going against the spread this week, the team has probably worn out the disrespect motivator. We are unbeaten, top 10 and completely control our own destiny in all situations. We've seen great OSU teams slip on banana peels down the stretch. Between now and bedlam it'll be about keeping cool under pressure and delivering when you're expected to do so.


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You be trippin
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So I've been told, makes it fun!

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