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The Wildcats, who play host to Louisiana at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, gave up an 18-play, 80-yard scoring drive that ate up nearly the last nine minutes in their 24-21 loss to Football Championship Subdivision power North Dakota State.
Afterward, Snyder bemoaned the lack of visible anger in a locker room that appeared more stunned than anything.
The first order of business, he said, was reinvesting emotionally.
We need to run all over these guys. They seemed a bit soft up front against NDSU and the coach mentioned the same thing in the article. We need to use both our power backs and speed and run all over them and follow the formula that NDSU used.
Coach mentions the last drive and time. Take away that drive and NDSU still held a 27/24 advantage in TOP in the game.
Well, now's our chance with the talk that I've seen that the Big 12 would be a great place to end up. You want to catch their eye? On TV with a Big 12 opponent at their house. Beat them convincingly and it could help put us on the radar.