⚡ CFB Dashboard

Eric Henry said... (original post) AUSTIN, Texas – No. 4 Texas (1-0) heads into a massive showdown with No. 1 Ohio State (1-0) on Saturday evening (6:30 p.m., ABC) with national t... show more Different year, different stadium, different Texas QB, those are what will make this a different game for Texas. #1 Texas showed in game one, albeit against Texas State that they are a more disciplined team coming into the new season. They've been working on it and it is paying off for them. No more presnap penalties and the rest are subjective calls by the refs. #2 As demonstrated in another thread Texas RBs have the ability to find the crease and make yards. I fully expect to see a more creative blocking scheme this week which will give the RBs opportunity to use their speed and tackle breaking ability to run the ball effectively for Texas. #3 Texas is loaded on the backend of the defense. They got talent oozing out of their pores. With pressure on Sayin I predict some plays being made on the ball this week, maybe even a few take aways with scores. Sayin is good but Muschamp will turn the dogs loose and Sayin better be ready to get on his horse. #4 We fans will definitely see more this week from Muschamp than he showed us last week. TexState got more lattitude in running their offense without actually scoring the football than OSU will get on Saturday. These are the games Muschamp relishes most and he will have his boys ready for sure. #5 This is Arch's time! He has been preparing for this since he got to Texas. This his team and his game to win!