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Post by Balboa on Jun 22, 2012 16:24:53 GMT -6
Which squad do you think will make a more immediate impact in their new conference? A new coach, new QB for A&M and I believe they are playing in the tougher division. Thoughts?
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Post by kctigers123 on Jun 22, 2012 17:25:47 GMT -6
No question Mizzou. Offense unfamiliar to the sec and incredible receivers. Schedule plays out well also. Georgia and ALA at home....not bad. will be crazy atmosphere for first sec conference game ever at home against Georgia. As a season ticket holder that will be amazing.
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Post by boomerangbiscuit on Jun 22, 2012 17:29:21 GMT -6
Mizzou without question. I never have got all the table lover for Texas A&M.
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Post by sportshornclint on Jun 22, 2012 17:30:00 GMT -6
No question Mizzou. Offense unfamiliar to the sec and incredible receivers. Schedule plays out well also. Georgia and ALA at home....not bad. will be crazy atmosphere for first sec conference game ever at home against Georgia. As a season ticket holder that will be amazing. Agreed. A&M is pulling in a crazy recruiting class and could easily become a top 10 team in the near future, but next year they may struggle a bit. Mizzou doesn't have a cake-walk schedule or anything but if you compare it to our 2011 Big 12 schedule it may actually be a bit easier. |
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Post by sportshornclint on Jun 22, 2012 17:35:12 GMT -6
Mizzou without question. I never have got all the table lover for Texas A&M. Should be fun beating them for a third straight year down there too. |
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Post by tophawg19 on Jun 22, 2012 21:00:23 GMT -6
dudes ya'll got a suprise coming . in the SEC anyone can beat you . that offense isn't really different . you just haven't seen the speed your about to. your going to see d-lineman that run like rb's . it's unreal
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Post by pinheiros on Jun 22, 2012 21:02:24 GMT -6
Which squad do you think will make a more immediate impact in their new conference? A new coach, new QB for A&M and I believe they are playing in the tougher division. Thoughts? I think that Mizzou will likely do better than A&M because of the easier division. That said, I think both will do okay--particularly after a year or so in the league. I see how both teams are recruiting better talent since deciding to come to the League. SEC! SEC! SEC! |
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Post by mestizo on Jun 22, 2012 21:02:47 GMT -6
I may be a little biased but I don't see how Texas A&M improves their first year with a new coach, QB, and division.
I think both teams will have to make some adjustments, but I think Mizzou is in better shape to be competitive the first year.
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Post by sportshornclint on Jun 22, 2012 23:00:15 GMT -6
I may be a little biased but I don't see how Texas A&M improves their first year with a new coach, QB, and division. I think both teams will have to make some adjustments, but I think Mizzou is in better shape to be competitive the first year. Of course a lot of it depends on Franklin's health. From everything I'm hearing, though, he should be good to go come summer camp. |
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Post by truman on Jun 24, 2012 19:23:07 GMT -6
I think it is fair to say that we are positioned better short term as we have been a better team than TAM the last five years and they are more likely to have long term success. Their program has so many natural built in advantages that it is perplexing how irrelevant they have been in my lifetime ( I am only 33).
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Post by bglass85 on Jun 24, 2012 19:37:31 GMT -6
I'm an Aggie, but I think that Missou will probably have a better season with a higher number of wins. The biggest reasons are: we are rebuilding with new coach, a new scheme on both sides of the line, our defense is in a serious rebuild especially with a thin D-line and L-backers, and finally Missou is in the East division, which we all know is a little softer. I think we will get bowl eligible with a 6-6 of hopefully 7-5 season. It would be nice to beat Missou though. If our quarterback matures quickly we could be difficult to beat, because we should hav a scoring machine of an offense.
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Post by sportshornclint on Jun 24, 2012 20:21:49 GMT -6
I'm an Aggie, but I think that Missou will probably have a better season with a higher number of wins. The biggest reasons are: we are rebuilding with new coach, a new scheme on both sides of the line, our defense is in a serious rebuild especially with a thin D-line and L-backers, and finally Missou is in the East division, which we all know is a little softer. I think we will get bowl eligible with a 6-6 of hopefully 7-5 season. It would be nice to beat Missou though. If our quarterback matures quickly we could be difficult to beat, because we should hav a scoring machine of an offense. I agree with a lot of what you said there. And like I said A&M is tearing it up on the recruiting front this fall so if this guy can coach it all, the west division is going to be sick. |
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Post by bawshogg88 on Jun 24, 2012 20:30:22 GMT -6
I'm an Aggie, but I think that Missou will probably have a better season with a higher number of wins. The biggest reasons are: we are rebuilding with new coach, a new scheme on both sides of the line, our defense is in a serious rebuild especially with a thin D-line and L-backers, and finally Missou is in the East division, which we all know is a little softer. I think we will get bowl eligible with a 6-6 of hopefully 7-5 season. It would be nice to beat Missou though. If our quarterback matures quickly we could be difficult to beat, because we should hav a scoring machine of an offense. Look forward to playing you guys in the coming years and plucking some recruits from Texas. |
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