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When was Briles’ last extension in Waco, and did it coincide with him “turning down” the Texas job.

Can't say "Saban or Briles" in the same sentence. Really can't say "Saban or anyone else" in the same sentence. Frankly, the best coaching job in the B12 for a run of several years was by the 40 year old man [I'm a man] with the mullet. The most successful coach was the chinless one at our rival. There were a dozen better choices than Charlie apparent to the naked eye. None of them were Saban, who wasn't coming. None of them were Bob Stoops. None of them were the mullet. All of them would have likely been more successful than Charlie; maybe even very successful. Patterson was the wrong choice as AD. Leave it at that.

Interested!

Thank you to all of you in the OTF community for helping us build a monster. Thanks for being a part of the ride! 2026 is going to be big! Can't wait!

Obviously in retrospect we are glad this didn’t happen. In an alternative world how different would the last 13 years have been with Saban or Briles taking over for Mack?

RG3 also said Mack told him at the end of a game to transfer to Texas. Imagine what could’ve been.

@Blake Munroe maybe a Joe Z ❤️’s Gerry t-shirt?

And thank god for that hubris. Don't think that would have played out well... 🤘

The partnership with LHN is deafening to competitors and an absolute stamp of approval for the professionalism of the staff. HOOK EM

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Patterson was a stickler for the rules, and his rule was everyone interviewed. Briles thought it was beneath him to do that, and Patterson told him thanks for taking my call. We got punished with Charlie, but after the Briles behind-the-scenes stuff broke wide open, we all realized we were blessed that his circus didn't end up in Austin. That is one thing we can thank Patterson for.

The “coach” was doing his thing up in Waco…. impressive run and his offense was putting up points all the time like Leach up in Lubbock. But the “guy” running the program the wrong way showed all we needed to know to be glad he didn’t end up here. Can’t forget how much chaos ensued up there under his watch.

As i recall there was a rumor he was asked to interview but declined to without the job offer?

Curious what the mods have to say about this. Heard the rumors but never straight from Briles

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17 days until kickoff, so today’s countdown looks at some of the best Longhorns to ever wear No. 17. This one ended up being a pretty fun group because it stretches across several different eras of Texas football. Tre Thomas was a major piece of those Texas defenses in the 1990s and one of the more productive defensive backs of his era. Cameron Dicker is probably the most recognizable recent No. 17. “Dicker the Kicker” gave Texas one of the most memorable Red River moments of the last decade with the game-winner against Oklahoma in 2018, and he finished his career as the school’s all-time leading scorer among kickers. John Hagy was another standout defensive back from the 1980s, while Willie Mack Garza was a four-year starter and one of the better defensive backs Texas had around the turn of the decade from the 80s into the 90s. And Adrian Phillips rounds out the group after a productive career in Austin before going on to have a long NFL career. Current No. 17s are Xavier Filsaime and Daylan McCutcheon.

This is awesome!!! Thanks to everyone who is a part of it all!!!

i am the best one

They had a place on SPI in the 80's and would go shopping at Sun Valley Mall in Harlingen. Chaos ensued with everyone trying to get autographs.

On the NFHS app

Today is Trench Church! I Bet Tony is gonna be super turned up about the good Goosby news.

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