The more I think about the blown opportunity last night, Texas had a lot also that went in our favor. Flip the script for a second. The early fumble doesn’t happen. The wide open receiver letting the ball bounce off his chest right into ours. Pretty sure they had a for sure TD dropped in the endzone also. Both teams made mistakes. If either receiver catches those passes, Texas would’ve had the lead anyway. We tend to always look at how we lost a game rather than recognizing that the reason we had that big lead was due to early miscues by Texas. That game could’ve literally went either way. There's a reason it was a one point difference. Having the big lead, in my opinion, is what cost us the game. We had no sense of urgency. When the game stays close for all 4 quarters, we seem to respond immediately when our opponent takes the lead. Last night we went into cruise control too early. Look at how many times we have done the same to other teams. Hell, we’ve broken Penn States hearts in the same fashion more than once with a late comeback. Purdue, Wisconsin, etc… Big momentum shifts happen. Especially in football. They need to regroup, refocus, and get over it quickly. Hopefully by the time we face the Hoosiers we are 5-1 and playing like a well oiled machine.