Jumping on them early? Causing stops early will help as well. Hopefully, this could be another trap game, as Louisville plays Cincinnati the week after us. What is yall's keys to victory?

Keys to victory:

Bring
Steve Matthews
Issac Bruce
Russell Copeland
Earnest Gray
Mike McKensie
Danton Barto
DeAngelo
Tim Harris

And the rest of our current team and we might Win

Play the best you can. You came within a hair's breath of beating (and really man-handled) a UCF team that took care of business in Papa Johns. You have the tools. Just do it.

1. Sustain drives and keep Bridgewater off the field.
2. Limit Bridgewater's productivity when he IS on the field.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 often

Get very, very lucky.

(11-17-2013 11:01 PM)gotigersgo111111 Wrote:  Jumping on them early? Causing stops early will help as well. Hopefully, this could be another trap game, as Louisville plays Cincinnati the week after us. What is yall's keys to victory?

I don't think it will really be a trap game. A chance to get back to back 10+ win seasons, Senior Day, likelihood this is Teddy's last home game. I think we will be pretty fired up.

The thing about our team is even though we have loads at talent at the skill positions and a lot of depth, our OC is very conservative most of the time. We settle for Field goals rather than touchdowns which with the players we have is a disappointment. We also lose focus when we get a double digit lead most of the time.

(11-18-2013 12:27 AM)L1C4 Wrote:  

(11-17-2013 11:01 PM)gotigersgo111111 Wrote:  Jumping on them early? Causing stops early will help as well. Hopefully, this could be another trap game, as Louisville plays Cincinnati the week after us. What is yall's keys to victory?

I don't think it will really be a trap game. A chance to get back to back 10+ win seasons, Senior Day, likelihood this is Teddy's last home game. I think we will be pretty fired up.

The thing about our team is even though we have loads at talent at the skill positions and a lot of depth, our OC is very conservative most of the time. We settle for Field goals rather than touchdowns which with the players we have is a disappointment. We also lose focus when we get a double digit lead most of the time.

biguofmfan's key to the game: let Louisville get out to a 14-0 lead.

(11-18-2013 12:35 AM)biguofmfan Wrote:  

(11-18-2013 12:27 AM)L1C4 Wrote:  

(11-17-2013 11:01 PM)gotigersgo111111 Wrote:  Jumping on them early? Causing stops early will help as well. Hopefully, this could be another trap game, as Louisville plays Cincinnati the week after us. What is yall's keys to victory?

I don't think it will really be a trap game. A chance to get back to back 10+ win seasons, Senior Day, likelihood this is Teddy's last home game. I think we will be pretty fired up.

The thing about our team is even though we have loads at talent at the skill positions and a lot of depth, our OC is very conservative most of the time. We settle for Field goals rather than touchdowns which with the players we have is a disappointment. We also lose focus when we get a double digit lead most of the time.

biguofmfan's key to the game: let Louisville get out to a 14-0 lead.

ain't happening

OneShiningMoment's key to game: let Louisville get out to a 12-0 lead (4 FGs).

(11-18-2013 12:35 AM)biguofmfan Wrote:  

(11-18-2013 12:27 AM)L1C4 Wrote:  

(11-17-2013 11:01 PM)gotigersgo111111 Wrote:  Jumping on them early? Causing stops early will help as well. Hopefully, this could be another trap game, as Louisville plays Cincinnati the week after us. What is yall's keys to victory?

I don't think it will really be a trap game. A chance to get back to back 10+ win seasons, Senior Day, likelihood this is Teddy's last home game. I think we will be pretty fired up.

The thing about our team is even though we have loads at talent at the skill positions and a lot of depth, our OC is very conservative most of the time. We settle for Field goals rather than touchdowns which with the players we have is a disappointment. We also lose focus when we get a double digit lead most of the time.

biguofmfan's key to the game: let Louisville get out to a 14-0 lead.

Seriously though, to win the game, Memphis has to do what they always do to beat seemingly much better teams, which is to play great defense. A Bobby McCain interception and just a couple decent drives on offense can be the difference.

No turnovers.

(11-18-2013 01:03 AM)Stammers Wrote:  No turnovers.

And no stupid personal foul penalties after the play.

Somebody has to do it…..

Scoring more points !!

We have to be unpredictable on offense. If we go up there and run twice and then throw only on 3rd down we will get destroyed. I really hope we don't go try and shorten the game by trying to run right at them. At this point in the season I thought we would have a decent passing game but we have gone backwards in that regard.

Lightning storm.

Lock them out of their locker room….though their urinal decor is something we have in common.

KEYS:
Must protect the ball (no turnovers) and keep penalties to minimum.
Special teams need to step-up.
Must establish the ground game to keep the ball from their offense (Bridgewater) and give the defense some rest.
If the ground game fails, go for broke and open-up the playbook. Lynch and the receivers must respond (no interceptions and no drops).

(11-18-2013 01:03 AM)Stammers Wrote:  No turnovers.

No turnovers for us. 6 or 7 for them with 2 or 3 of those being returned for a touchdown.

(11-18-2013 03:41 PM)mairving Wrote:  

(11-18-2013 01:03 AM)Stammers Wrote:  No turnovers.

No turnovers for us. 6 or 7 for them with 2 or 3 of those being returned for a touchdown.

Love my Tigers but I am very afraid you may be correct. We would need some serious good fortune to get out of there with a W.

line beard and plenty of axe body spray

(11-18-2013 06:02 PM)shere khan Wrote:  line beard and plenty of axe body spray

Don't forget neon lights under their low riding trucks.