TUF season 10 episode 4.....spoiler inside

Has anyone else watched episode 4 yet? Brendan Schaub submitted Demico Rogers with an anaconda choke in the first round. It was quite one sided up to that point however, with Rogers taking Schaub down and doing some, if minimal, damage from inside the guard. Rogers then passed the guard and tried to gain mount i think, but Schaub managed to escape and this was when it went wrong for Rogers.

What do people think of the episode/fight, and also thoughts on Brendan Schaub for the rest of the competition?

Rogers was in control of the fight but messed up going for the mount and Schaub did well to take advantage. Although he was on his back for most of the round I think Schaub will face easier fighters than Rogers in the competition so we'll get a better idea of what he can bring. Both Rashad and Greg Jackson had talked up his boxing abilities, however he barely landed a glove on Rogers.

Rampage's treatment of Rogers after the fight was a poor show.

It's a shame really, I rated Rampage as one of my favorite fighters a few moths ago.
First the A-team fiasco, and now this.

I hated his little meeting with the assistants, "They're too green", which I assume means inexperienced. Um, isn't a coach meant to change that??
The mans gone down in my estimation.

Schaub looked good though, my tip to win.

Schaub looked good?? He was getting his ass kicked till Rogers made a mistake!

Yes you can make the case that he spent most of the fight on his back, but i'd expect that against a big guy. He kept it under control (to an extent), and made the most of his opponents mistakes.

It wasn't a dominant performance, but he did what he had to do to win

Schaub did well to capitalise on a mistake, however Demico Rogers had him under control for most of the fight.

I don't call get put on your back and punched and elbowed in the face controlling the fight. Demico comes out of that fight looking better than Schaub. He made a rookie mistake. That's ok. Schaub got his ass kicked and got lucky. Reminds me a bit of Lesnar-Mir 1.