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Texas Soccer- The New Era on the Horizon
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Texas Soccer- The New Era on the Horizon
TexTheHorn24 replied to TexTheHorn24's topic in On Texas Football Forum
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So Mt Rushmore has been decided (for the post 92 era)! Very cool. Very happy to see DJ in there. QBs get all the love, WR/DBU the highlights, but deep down I think Texas DNA is built on RB & LB. Out of curiosity where did Ehlinger, Major, Priest, J Tucker, and Michael Dickson finish? Did Gardere or Stony Clark land in top 50? Just thinking of guys who had a signature play, bowl game, or rivalry game heroes etched in our minds not necessarily best career.
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We asked OTF subscribers to rank the best Texas Longhorns of the modern era (1992-present) and the results gave us some pretty fascinating takeaways. First and foremost, Vince Young absolutely ran away with the No. 1 spot. Vince received more than 82% of the first place vote, with only one ballot (out of hundreds) not including him in the top three spots. His lowest ranking from anyone who voted for him? No. 4. Ricky Williams was nearly as universal. Ricky appeared on 94.9% of ballots, and 88.1% of those voters had him inside the Top 3. In fact, Vince and Ricky were basically the consensus top two. On 76% ballots, they occupied the No. 1 and No. 2 spots in some order. Then things got really interesting. Colt McCoy did not receive a single first-place vote, yet still finished comfortably at No. 3. Derrick Johnson finished fourth. This created what looked like a pretty obvious Big Four among the fan base: Vince, Ricky, Colt, DJ After that, the debate really started. Cedric Benson edged Bijan Robinson for No. 5 despite Bijan appearing on more ballots. Bijan showed up on five more ballots than Cedric did, but the fans who voted for Cedric generally ranked him higher. Bijan was the only player, outside of Vince and Ricky, in the eventual top ten to receive a first-place vote. The tightest race came near the bottom of the Top 10, however: Michael Huff - 226 points Casey Hampton - 225 points Earl Thomas - 220 points Six total points separated three Texas legends. Hampton actually had stronger high-end support than Huff, with 19 Top-5 votes compared to Huff’s 11, but Huff appeared on more ballots and narrowly grabbed the No. 8 spot. When we compared the fan vote to the OTF staff composite, both groups independently produced the exact same Top 6 in the exact same order: Vince Young, Ricky Williams, Colt McCoy, Derrick Johnson, Cedric Benson, Bijan Robinson Ten staff voters and hundreds of fan voters somehow agreed on the top six perfectly. That’s pretty remarkable. Now let’s argue.... here is your Top 15, as selected by OTF Subscribers: View full news story
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Fan Vote Results: Top 15 Longhorns of the Modern Era (1992-Present)
Blake Munroe posted news story in Articles
We asked OTF subscribers to rank the best Texas Longhorns of the modern era (1992-present) and the results gave us some pretty fascinating takeaways. First and foremost, Vince Young absolutely ran away with the No. 1 spot. Vince received more than 82% of the first place vote, with only one ballot (out of hundreds) not including him in the top three spots. His lowest ranking from anyone who voted for him? No. 4. Ricky Williams was nearly as universal. Ricky appeared on 94.9% of ballots, and 88.1% of those voters had him inside the Top 3. In fact, Vince and Ricky were basically the consensus top two. On 76% ballots, they occupied the No. 1 and No. 2 spots in some order. Then things got really interesting. Colt McCoy did not receive a single first-place vote, yet still finished comfortably at No. 3. Derrick Johnson finished fourth. This created what looked like a pretty obvious Big Four among the fan base: Vince, Ricky, Colt, DJ After that, the debate really started. Cedric Benson edged Bijan Robinson for No. 5 despite Bijan appearing on more ballots. Bijan showed up on five more ballots than Cedric did, but the fans who voted for Cedric generally ranked him higher. Bijan was the only player, outside of Vince and Ricky, in the eventual top ten to receive a first-place vote. The tightest race came near the bottom of the Top 10, however: Michael Huff - 226 points Casey Hampton - 225 points Earl Thomas - 220 points Six total points separated three Texas legends. Hampton actually had stronger high-end support than Huff, with 19 Top-5 votes compared to Huff’s 11, but Huff appeared on more ballots and narrowly grabbed the No. 8 spot. When we compared the fan vote to the OTF staff composite, both groups independently produced the exact same Top 6 in the exact same order: Vince Young, Ricky Williams, Colt McCoy, Derrick Johnson, Cedric Benson, Bijan Robinson Ten staff voters and hundreds of fan voters somehow agreed on the top six perfectly. That’s pretty remarkable. Now let’s argue.... here is your Top 15, as selected by OTF Subscribers: -
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Louisville men's basketball adds major transfer
Gerry Hamilton replied to Hank South's topic in On Texas Football Forum
If he's eligible! Tenth circuit appellate court ruling is going to be interesting -
Texas Soccer- The New Era on the Horizon
Michelle Lynn replied to TexTheHorn24's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Mateya retore her ACL, out for the season 💔 sophomore goal keeper https://www.instagram.com/p/Db8XbtIJ7DP/?igsh=MWFmcXpxM3BjdmJuYw== -
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24 Days Until Kickoff: Who Was The Best No. 24?
Brad Kay replied to Blake Munroe's topic in On Texas Football Forum
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She submitted for it as soon as she could like always. That is why I don't understand what happened.
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24 Days Until Kickoff: Who Was The Best No. 24?
.45s replied to Blake Munroe's topic in On Texas Football Forum
It appears that legend Tom Landry wore 24 one year, but don't know if that was before or after his service in WWII. -
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Being more physical is going to be the key to the season. Can we be more physical and win both lines of scrimmage. In our biggest moments in the Sark era, sometimes we are and sometimes we are not. In the last several years we were the more physical team in huge wins vs Alabama, Michigan, Oklahoma (x3), Texas A&M (x2). But we lost the line of scrimmage battle when we lost to UW, Ohio St (x2), Georgia (x3). Play calling has to be aligned with the mind set to be more physical.