The number of points Lincoln Riley has given up in his three college football playoff losses.
54
45
63
That's a lot of points and doesn't win championships. He gave up one more point in his last loss than SC gave up to ucla this year ? Was that a lot? seemed like a lot. Ole hick , is that a lot?
defense matters. just sayin. sc
Unlike the idiots over the past decade ... Riley and staff can identify football players. 21 of his players have been drafted the past 4 years. From all positions including 5 olinemen. These guys know what the hell they are doing !
Portal .... like MichSt did flip over the roster with transfers this year
Riley is a phenomenal recruiter
To paraphrase McKay “Just win Lincoln .... they will knock the door down to play here’
Skewed .... 54 was a double OT loss to that SEC tough D league ( Georgia)
45 was a 45-35 loss to a supposed all time great Bamer team ... close game throughout btw
63 was to a Burrow LSU juggernaut with a not real good OU team that he snuck into the playoff
D is overrated ... see Clemson, Bamer winning titles
Defense...terrible and yet the guy has won 85% of thoxe games and averaged 11wns a season...4 out of 5 Conference titles and has made the playoffs....lets see looks like USC should have hired Saban...
By December .. D is done in college football.
Riley will have 3x the talent he ever had at OU
San Clemente’s IQ ?
His last loss was to Oky St...he gave up 37 .... do beleive USC gave up a few more then that....and the point you missed in those losses...........so lets see Grinch has coached two full seasons at Oklahoma and gavie up 63 points ot LsU and Joe Burrows in the BCS final four ( no shame there LSU and Burrows might have been one of the most dominant offensive teams of all time) and last season beat 7th ranked Florida 55-20 ...I wouldn't use the other BS you posted because that wasn't under his current DC...
What is the number 55? The number of wins LR had at Okie, as well and the number of points USC scored on boomer sooner in the national championship game back in 2005.
And I was gonna say the number of regular season games in major league baseball.