[Oklahoma State Cowboys News]

If Oklahoma struggles with a first-year quarterback, if Texas can't solve its problems running the ball or stopping the pass, or if Texas A&M gets beaten down by a brutal schedule, the Cowboys could be BCS-bound in 2007.

Crazy? Not really. OSU is loaded on offense, will be improved on defense and has slippery speed on special teams. Also, you'd hope the Cowboys have learned how to finish after losing five of their six games in 2006 late in the fourth quarter.

"I think it can be a special year," said Mike Gundy, the third-year coach at the school where he shared the backfield with Barry Sanders from 1986 to '88 and remains the school's all-time leading passer.

"We open up at Georgia. They may be top 15 or better, but our players believe we can go there and win that game. We believe we can win every game if we play well. The attitude of our team is tremendous."

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[Lefty Noob]

Now that's what we call a bold prediction. Anyone think the Cowboys are talented enough to make good on it and go to a BCS Bowl?

[bears9]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Now that's what we call a bold prediction. Anyone think the Cowboys are talented enough to make good on it and go to a BCS Bowl?

i think theres a chance ..............about the same chance as the Devil Rays winning the WS and the Raiders winning the Super Bowl

[Oklahoma State Cowboys News]

Only two teams averaged 200 yards rushing and 200 yards passing last season. One was Boise State. The other was a team that just might make its first appearance in a BCS bowl: Oklahoma State. Only West Virginia and Michigan have a better offensive trio than Cowboys QB Bobby Reid, RB Dantrell Savage and WR Adarius Bowman, and the move of Donovan Woods from safety to linebacker puts more speed in the front seven on defense. Says one Big 12 coach: "They're so athletic. If they play under control -- on both sides -- they can beat anyone." . . .

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