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Last night's victory was the most unlikely W in at least a decade for the Longhorns. Data from collegefootballdata showed the horns with a brief 0.0% chance of winning when the roughing the passer was called on 4th down in the 4th quarter. Some other fun games to relive here including that unlikely comeback against tech in 2020.

Texas held Matas and Lassina out again today. Texas didn't play nearly as crisp on O. TCU won the scrimmage, but haven't heard score yet

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If LSU can get a plus hire ( shouldn’t be too difficult), I wouldn’t count on a lot of flips.

So perfect he was right there for the catch.

If anything, last night's game is the type of game that gives us more hope for the future. The fact this team has this sort of heart and fight when things haven't been going the way they wanted or expected is a testament to their character. And it's a sign of great things to come when they're more experienced and we have the line sorted out.

Are you saying Colorado wasn’t happy with yesterday? 😂

Texas?

This is to good to not share 🤘🏽 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQRlPr7kUst/?igsh=Y2hrcmtmNGthNzlu

Don’t forget the OL additions John Doe, Fnu Lnu, and Joe Bloggs the international guard!

10-1pm today. Going right now

Possible openings: Cough, cough LSU Oklahoma Florida State Kentucky Wisconsin NC State (retirement rumors) North Carolina? Colorado?

Yep, and soccer is not tbd. They will be a 0 and are now a required sport. Brutal.

That's fair. I wasn't sure. The play looked fine. The replay made me wonder but it was mostly just a football play.

I saw it as a quick hitting play. The defender didn’t lead with the crown. Taaffe would’ve been thrown out of several games had this guy gotten tossed under that standard.

Jeff, when I looked at the replay of Manning getting tackled, I immediately thought that was targeting. It was clearly helmet-to-helmet contact. He launched head first into Manning. When I first saw the play, it didn't see it. When I saw the replay, I was surprised it wasn't called. (Or at least reviewed)

One of the big issues is the amount of quality reporting that is behind paywalls. Many of us can afford one or two subscriptions, but nowhere near enough to get behind the paywalls in multiple areas, e.g. financial news, political new, local news, favorite college team, favorite pro team, etc. However, we still want whatever information we can get, so we end up feeding the problem by clicking on any article that promises some new facts or a different take. It was much better when the entire industry was driven by ad sales. When you visit a site with a paywall and see topics you can't read and can't afford, you begin relying on these less scrupulous sites. To be clear, I am not knocking anyone who chooses the paywall method. Everyone has the right to monetize the best way they can. I just think it exacerbates the problem.

Especially after this rant

yes, because Bobby and crew are actual journalists. But real people like us know that Bobby is the exception rather than the rule. Once upon a time journalism was well-respected. Now they're the butt of jokes. "JOURNALISM" is now an epithet, certainly not any kind of complement worthy of respect. It's nice that there a FEW like Bobby still out there, though. HOOKEM

Never seen any fans miserable after an exciting game like that. If any fans were miserable after a win, it would've been last week vs Kentucky!

Idk Caldwell, Mosley, Brevard, Watson, Shaw, Kanu. Bowmeester, and Shipley have all been welcomed additions to this team this season.

Inch deep mile wide usually. And I don’t trust their sourcing or motives. I trust Bobby to tell it like it is.

Doesn’t matter if you pay the wrong players. It appears that’s what happened this year to Texas.

Woken is one of the worst in the industry and an automatic mute for me. You can’t get much worse than him and it has been that way for years.

Thank gawd we are richer… if we want to