Sooner Fashionista: Pass on another kitty, go crimson and cream
Bon Jour, mes amie! Comment vont vos énormes éléphants aujourd’hui? Yes, your Sooner Fashionista is multilingual and well traveled! And I needed that experience this week as I decided to do some traveling all for the sake of my faithful readers in Crimson and Cream Country.
I packed my plush, pink cadillac and took off to the great northeast and headed toward the wilds of MIssouri where we will next find our fashionable selves. I looked far and wide and Missouri turned out to be so unmemorable that I drove right through it and I am sitting now in a very questionable airBNB in Indiana.
Yes, my driver and I were so unenthused we missed the whole state altogether. But, fear not your, tre chic tutor has advice for you, nonetheless.
We were appalled fo find that Missouri, again, hosts Tigers at their unimpressive university. Tigers? Again? Really, SEC? What is your obsession with these massive, lazy kitties?
Dave: Sooner chances of win at Mizzou are good
I don’t care that it was just Maine. It was nice to see the offense have as much success as they did last
Saturday.
It can only help development and cohesion to have that kind of success, against any type of
competition.
It gives a glimmer of hope with much stiffer competition coming in the last quarter of the
season.
That starts this Saturday night in Columbia against an old Big 8 and Big 12 foe the Missouri Tigers. Missouri has been up and down this year with a 6-2 record. They are coming off a bye week after being shut out by Alabama.
Some of that probably had to do with the fact they lost their starting QB, Brady Cook in that game and the backup Drew Pyne proceeded to throw three picks. They couldn’t get any rhythm on offense against the Tide and that was that.
Cook is listed as questionable coming into the game against the Sooners. So, we probably won’t know until kick off if he will be able to go or if Pyne will get the start. If it’s Pyne, I like our chances a whole lot more in this contest.