Kwat inspired flashbacks watching that game

PostGameOrangeSlices

What a surreal game to watch. I felt like I was watching UW-Stanford from 5 years or so ago, except with the script flipped.

Kwat comes out with a solid gameplan to limit a good offense to 13 first half points. Dropping everyone into coverage and getting decent push with 3-4 lineman, LB blitzes here and there. Good stuff.

Problem is, his supporting cast offense delivers a whopping 3 points against a suspect defense.

Second half, the offense finally wakes up and starts moving the ball. Problem is, the other team now wants to burn as much clock as possible, starts running and taking checkdowns, and Pete K suddenly can't get off the fucking field.

Texas would be better off with Kwat at the helm, and some superstar G5 offensive coordinator handling the offense.

Lather, rinse, repeat for our man Kawasaki

haie

I wanted to beat him a lot more than Sark. Love that our coaches can check their egos, drop the gameplan, whatever is needed to close out a game.

RaceBannon

LawDawg1

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

Texas would be better off with Kwat at the helm, and some superstar G5 offensive coordinator handling the offense.

Lather, rinse, repeat for our man Kawasaki

Texas has the best signal caller in all of college football, some might call him a grand slam. I’m not sure where you go from there.

YellowSnow

RaceBannon said:

RaceBannon

whatshouldicareabout

RaceBannon said:

Like Shaw, we ran the damn ball and beat a Kwait D

RaceBannon

whatshouldicareabout said:

RaceBannon said:

Like Shaw, we ran the damn ball and beat a Kwait D

And I smirked

backthepack

Imagine Kwat as Deboer’s DC. My god.

LawDawg1

backthepack said:

Imagine Kwat as Deboer’s DC. My god.

Shaw might not have quit.

backthepack

LawDawg1 said:

backthepack said:

Imagine Kwat as Deboer’s DC. My god.

Shaw might not have quit.

He would have quit on the spot.