How did he come out on the conference overall sack count? Wasn’t he two behind Von Miller going into last week?

It’s a good thing another one of Colt’s best friends forever doesn’t play D-line, or Sharpe wouldn’t have had a chance.

Brandon Sharpe has become one of, if not, the most dangerous defenders in the Big-12. Credit must also be given to the rest of the D-Line as they have also created pressure on the QB’s that have resulted in Brandon’s big numbers. While not the best defense in the league, it is good enough to give Tech a chance to win every game, unless they don’t show up (re: A&M). The Houston loss, I think is squarely on the Offense. The other two losses were tough games and Tech just got beat. Still, Sharpe has evolved into the type player we should all hope to have playing for Tech across the board. He deserves all accolades that are awarded to him.

Here is a JC who has made a great contribution to the Red Raiders !!!

When you break it down, Sharpe was actually much more valuable than Von Miller. Miller had more overall sacks with 17, but 8 of them came in the first three games against lesser competition: New Mexico (3), Utah State (3), and UAB (2).

Sharpe on the other hand on had two against crappy OOC teams: Rice (1) and New Mexico (1). Plus, Sharpe missed the UT game and was sick (I think) against aTm.

That means in conference play, where it really counts, Sharpe out-sacked Miller by plenty, Sharpe’s 13 to Miller’s 9. Miller’s only a junior, though, and will get another year to wreak havoc. Too bad Sharpe is playing his final game in a month!