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Hope this mess is resolved soon. Have to fly back to America from Shanghai on Wednesday. What a mess?

It was Brett Yormark's last ditch effort to sabotage the CFB landscape

Players on tik tok live having a blast…

what could be the worse day tomorrow - we could see this guy

As of 7:01. No update. Team is still on campus.

You want to see some local schools lose their mind - cancel the game and only replay it if it affects who would go to the conference championship game

Jensen Huang banged the head of the FAA and gave all the routes to the Chinese. Chinese wanted to sew discord in American life so college football is in jeopardy.

Ha! True. Don’t trust SEC to bring in decent replacements either

Oooo the otf staff is nervous… not me tho 27-17 over the overrated tigas

Any other tin foil hatters wanna throw some theories out there on what’s all going on ?

Bahahahahahha Friday the 13th too!

The only burnt orange we’ll see in the sky tonight lol

That’s an absurd line, wow.

Looking like this game is getting cancelled. Honest don’t hate that for us

Line up to LSU -5.5 - travel distractions worth a point?

Thanks for the update, I have a feeling if they haven’t hopped in a bus yet they’re just waiting to play the game Sunday probably.

% of bussing has to be at like 40-45 now right? Maybe even 50%

Yall need to go live and give us an update! I keep having to refresh the page every 2 mins lol.

Very glad I drove!

@Gerry Hamilton its getting late, still no info out of the building?

Let’s drive just up to a&m or Oklahoma, and let Tenn/Ole Miss play Tennessee again. We’ll play LSU on Thanksgiving.

I feel like Vegas made this call.. anything to protect these spreads smh

Bobby Burton Texas comes together as a team and plays hard and smart on both sides of the ball. Arch Manning makes a couple of decisive plays and the Texas D comes up with a late stop. We’re singing The Eyes of Texas in Death Valley. Texas 23, LSU 20 Gerry Hamilton Texas' defense will give them an opportunity to win this game, then it comes down to Arch Manning's decision-making and Coach Sarkisian getting the ball out of Arch's hand quickly versus one of the best pass rushing defenses in the country. Sarkisian has to continue taking decision-making off the plate as much as possible. LSU has a downhill running game and builds their offense off of that, so that’s different than Florida (stretch play) and Missouri (wide zone). But Texas will slow down the run enough to force Sam Leavitt to beat them. While doing that Texas has to have great lane integrity, and keep Leavitt in the pocket as much as possible, like Alabama late in that game. Texas 24, LSU 23 Jordan Scruggs A lot of this comes down to my belief in Texas’ defense and the turnovers they’re able to create. Though LSU’s front seven poses a real challenge for Texas’ OL, I’m not as worried as I originally was after seeing the steady, patient run offense in action vs. Mizzou. Arch Manning’s improved consistency over the last few weeks also gives me more reason for optimism, and I like the Horns to continue rolling with a big win in Baton Rouge. Texas 31, LSU 27 CJ Vogel The fact of the matter is this — the Texas offensive line, though performing better as of late, still is not a strength. And now they play on the road in the most difficult environment of the season against a defensive front that is third in the country in sacks and 12th in TFL generated. Drives have stalled far too often when in third and long this season, and on paper it is setting up to be another night of needing heroics on third down just to move the chains. The saving grace for Texas in this one would be to force Sam Leavitt to throw the ball, the same way they did against Ole Miss and Missouri. But even then, interceptions have been scarce. LSU 21, Texas 17 Jeff Howe Considering what happened to Texas earlier this season against Oklahoma and Florida, when two teams desperate to save their seasons upset the Longhorns, Steve Sarkisian’s squad should know what to expect from LSU, whose season is on the line. Texas, for all intents and purposes, has been in do-or-die mode since the Florida loss. The sense of urgency must stay heightened, but a night game at Tiger Stadium should force the Longhorns to play up to their competition. I’ve seen Texas rise to the occasion and beat quality opponents this season. I haven’t seen LSU do that. Hopefully, this isn’t the time when the Tigers come through and deliver Lane Kiffin his first signature win in Baton Rouge. Texas 20, LSU 17 Hank South This was a game I circled as a loss entering the season. I'm changing my tune after watching Texas play aggressive, complementary football on the road at Mizzou. LSU is statistically one of the nation's best teams on both sides of the ball, but against higher competition that hasn't always shown up this season. I think Texas wants it more. Texas 33, LSU 30 Marcus Myers It's the biggest conference game of the year, so you get my longest write-up of the year. LSU has had trouble finishing games and is 0-3 against ranked teams. Sam Leavitt threw for 380 yards against Alabama last week and the Tigers scored 13. A turning point was up front. Right tackle Weston Davis left on crutches in the third quarter on the drive that put LSU ahead 13-10, and from there Alabama scored the final 21 points and got two of its four sacks in the fourth quarter. Davis is listed as probable, but Colin Simmons is off the injury report, and that's a matchup I'm watching. Texas is the best in the SEC at keeping points off the board once teams get into scoring range, so I expect LSU to settle for three more than it wants. On the other side, LSU's defense is one of the best in the league and Texas won't find much on the ground, so this is on Arch. Cam Coleman coming back gives him another option, especially on a ball that can be high-pointed. But this offense has found something running through Raleek Brown, Ryan Wingo, Emmett Mosley V and Jermaine Bishop Jr., who is getting better every week. The keys for Texas are simple. Protect the football, win the third quarter and play clean on special teams. Both losses this year turned on late turnovers, and Oklahoma blocked a punt for a touchdown. Texas has already won at Tennessee and at Missouri. Do those three things and it leaves Death Valley 8-2. Texas 24, LSU 20 Rod Babers Truth is, is a coin flip game to me. I think LSU will move the ball against Texas but they'll stall in the redzone like they've done all year. The Texas defense should be able to get a takeaway or two from Leavitt. He's a playmaker but his nine interceptions prove he can be a high risk, high reward player. The matchup to watch is the Texas OL vs. the LSU defensive front. Offensively Texas will need to get a push in the run game, limit negative plays (sacks, TFL) and minimize self inflicted wounds (turnovers & penalties). If they can follow that recipe they'll avoid the dreaded three-and-outs and third-and-longs which will lead to more efficient drives on offense. Texas better have answers for the LSU pressure; if they don't things could get ugly on that side of the ball. In my opinion this is the toughest test the Texas offense will face all season. Texas 20, LSU 17