When TCU visits Ft. Collins this weekend it should be a terrific game. It will be great barometer for both teams to see exactly where they have progressed to. CSU has made definite strides under Fairchild and if they can establish a ground game against the Frogs it could get very interesting.
OTH, TCU's "D" could be the best in the history of the program. They are literally daring people to try and run on them. Even #1 OU got less than 50 yards on the ground against the Frog "D". Of course, when you have a passing game like OU's then who needs a ground game? Anyway, I think the TCU - CSU matchup will be the best game of the weekend.

Wobblefrog Wrote:When TCU visits Ft. Collins this weekend it should be a terrific game. It will be great barometer for both teams to see exactly where they have progressed to. CSU has made definite strides under Fairchild and if they can establish a ground game against the Frogs it could get very interesting.
OTH, TCU's "D" could be the best in the history of the program. They are literally daring people to try and run on them. Even #1 OU got less than 50 yards on the ground against the Frog "D". Of course, when you have a passing game like OU's then who needs a ground game? Anyway, I think the TCU - CSU matchup will be the best game of the weekend.

It should be a very interesting game, I have been pretty impressed with Colorado St balance this year with the running and passing. Their passing game IMO is a lot better this year, but still feel their running game sets up their passing, which might not happen against TCU. So it could give TCU a nice boost in the polls if TCU handle the Rams the same way they did Stanford.
Now with Oklahoma and BYU they seem to be teams that use the pass to set up their running game and are not afraid to keep passing if it is working. Which kind of is goes against TCU's game plan (take away the run and force the pass).