Book about Air Raid - The Perfect Pass

[Todd4State]

Serious question- in the last 15 years- has State or Mississippi blown out Memphis? They really get up to play the SEC. They slammed Kimchee on his head. Expecting us to blow them out is pretty unrealistic

We did in 2010 and 2011.

[somebodyshotmypaw]

Air raid is not outdated. Execution and personnel will determine its success. Air raid principles are growing in college football and the nfl not declining.

That?s my point. The air raid principles are growing. Because it?s more common, it?s less of an advantage. When it was such an anomaly, it wasn?t as dependent on execution and personnel. As it?s become more commonplace and understood, the margin for error is much slimmer.

[Maroonthirteen]

Serious question- in the last 15 years- has State or Mississippi blown out Memphis? They really get up to play the SEC. They slammed Kimchee on his head. Expecting us to blow them out is pretty unrealistic

The Jackie and Mullen years were good to us in this series. They played us close some. We beat them by a few TDs on occasion.

Oddest game I can remember was 2003. They were good that year. We were bad. They Had the NFL RB and a good QB. It was the Jackie/Tommy face off post game, game. Joe Lee circled his calendar. Anyways... That was an unexpected win for us.

Biggest disappointment was 1993 and obviously 2021. But 93 kicked off the year in Starkville, Memphis put on an offense show and State couldn't keep pace. Memphis finished 6-5 that year.