The Horned Frogs remained perfect with a win against Texas Tech. Up next: Texas.
The Frogs had some anxious moments against Texas Tech but in the end, Sonny Dykes remained perfect. Gary Patterson who?The Roadrunners certainly keep it interesting. This time it was double overtime to beat UAB. They have all but clinched a spot in the Conference USA title game.The Bears are in that big group of two-loss teams in the Big 12 hoping to face TCU in the title game. They finish with Kansas State, TCU and Texas.The Longhorns are easily the best first-half team in college football.
Perhaps Patterson will help on the defense this week in advance of the Horned Frogs.The 77 points the Mustangs put on UH doesn’t quite make up for the 95 that the Cougars scored on SMU’s return from the death penalty in 1989. But it helps.Might as well start planning on a rematch with UTSA in the C-USA title game.It was a loss to TCU but we’re back on the Joey McGuire bandwagon. The Red Raiders need two wins against Kansas, Iowa State and Oklahoma to qualify for a bowl.
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