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Maybe I can understand our 119 since they don't yet reflect the fact that we have HOPEFULLY been "Woodyized" , but Tulsa at 106 is ridiculous. They're a pretty good football team and we better be ready next Saturday.

Tulsa got blown out by an Average BYU team last night 49-24, we must win this game to garner even a little respect and there should be no excuse with WW at the helm. His scrambling ability can only help open up some passing lanes and running lanes for J-Mo

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