The O-line is terrible, the Qb's are terrible. The coaching is absolutely terrible. The bobcats need to recruit at least 7 O linemen, 2 Qb's and 2 Rb's. Boo has no arm strength or pocket presence. Vince Davidson is just there. The O-line needs 3 new starters. The coaches call terrible predictable ultraconservative plays and the Qb stillthrows int's. The players are overconfident and not making plays. Cameron Heyward might win the heisman next week. I am sorry.

I caught hell for sayin we looked bad against Wofford.

Boykin and Clark no carries. We need better quarterbacks. T3 was average everybody els is subpar. We need to really hit a homerun this year with Qb's, Rb's and OL's.

My take on OUr peformance...........www.youtube.com/watch

I can deal with a loss. Thats fine, its going to happen.

What I can't deal with is the defending MAC East champions putting up 183 yrs of total offense. I can't deal with a record setting, red shirt Sr QB that looks like he's never stepped on a football field before and can't see receivers 5+ yards down field, and I can't deal with an offensive line that was touted as the best we've ever had in the preseason allowing that type of penetration, and 1.6 yrds/ carry from our backs. I'd be upset if these were our stats against A&M, nevermind a MAC opponent.

Kudos to the defense for holding Toledo to 102 on the ground and 110 in the air. And we're lucky to have a kicker like Weller that can nail a 49yrd FG without breaking a sweat.

I need to go take a shower, I feel dirty.

Theo Scott always won games and moved the team when healthy.   Boo Jackson has always lost and turned the ball over when healthy. 

Boo looks terrible,he is the weak link. It might be because of the surgery but comeon, he could have thrown 8 ints this week and 6 last week.We probably have three All-MAC receivers but the coaches are afraid to let him pass because he has no arm strength.

What ever happened to "We've Got Frank?" I think it is becoming more like "We had Frank?" 

Just got home.  OU looked terrible and I don't know where to even start.  I am afraid we could be looking at a year much like the one 2 years ago where we just seemed to shoot ourselves in the foot time and time again. 

DUH.......the guy is coming off MAJOR Shoulder Surgery and couldn't throw till two months ago.

He was a turnover machine before, now he's a turnover machine with a weak arm.

Sure, a poor O-line may not have helped, but he turns it over regardless.

Uh, NO. Those 3 int's that Boo threw were HIS fault. That sweet 4th down play where he got sacked was HIS fault. Boo being a Senior and not being able to get rid of the ball or find a hot route was HIS fault. HIS play is what killed us, wake up JCW.

Strangely, I "got" why Tim Albin was calling the plays he was calling. He felt his line couldn't protect and Boo couldn't chuck it downfield. But if we were going to go down once it was 20-13 and had the ball with seven minutes to go in the game, at least get picked off on a pass that had some hope to it...not a four-yard stab into the center of the field. McCrae is eight feet tall. Have Boo start lobbing up some passes on fades. Boo's arm is perfecgt for the fade pass right now.

By the end, Ohio was running what was essentially the single-wing offense. Ugh.

I can only imagine Boo's frustration to be put into this situation where you're not healthy and you have a piece of police tape protecting you from the opposing defensive line. (I give the coaching staff a passon the o-line given the weird injury and transfer circumstances that made that happen).Bates looked so wrapped up on that hand that he would have been struggling out there. 

That said, on three interceptions, it wasn't arm strength but decision-making that was the culprit. Telegraphing where he was passing the ball, late throws and throws into double coverage. If you can't throw, you can't make those type of errors (see: Jake Delhomme).

Has this staff really been unable to recruit a quarterback who wasn't a transfer and had the ability to throw the ball downfield. They've to their credit assembled a fantastic group of receivers, a stout defense, really good skill people...and they didn't get a quarterback. 

They chose to bring in three read-option quarterbacks. (To be fair, Boo was a passer coming in, wasn't he? Well the injury has made him a read-option quarterback.) They tend to get injured. They tend to stink in the 2-minute offense.

 I don't think Tettleton has a future as OU's starting quarterback...but he has to be better than a guy who can't throw? Isn't he?