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Scared: Parker Livingstone Ass: John Mateer

OUT • LB Taylor Heim • WR Trell Harris • RB Xavier Robinson • DB Jacobe Johnson DOUBTFUL • TE Trynae Washington • OL Michael Fasusi • OL Fred Hinton QUESTIONABLE • WR Jer’Michael Carter • LB Cole Sullivan • DB Michael Boganowski • OL Eddy Pierre-Louis • TE Jack Van Dorselaer PROBABLE • LB Owen Heinecke NOTABLE PLAYERS LISTED AVAILABLE • DL David Stone • LB Kip Lewis • RB Tory Blaylock • RB Jonathan Hatton Jr. • OL Jake Maikkula • OL Ryan Fodje • TE Rocky Beers

Great job Jeff as always... Love seeing the details that matter. Keep em coming.

Agree totally with this one. With as aggressive as our defense is trick plays should work. UNLESS we keep our head in the game and play as taught by the Master champ.

Indiana, don't think it will be close either.

Indiana

What’s the spread?

Isn’t Oklahoma already one-dimensional on offense? I hope I haven’t jinxed us. 😝

He will play until Boom lines Geffridge up opposite him.

I’d still bet he plays

Fasusi is listed as "doubtful" on Wednesday's availability report.

I would go to the Keg in Arlington for a nice steak dinner-- or Terry Blacks in Dallas!

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Indiana

FWIW:

It's the best game in the history of the series, IMO.

You know the big turnovers and/or special teams plays that swung those game in one team's favor. Failure to protect the football and sloppiness in the kicking game are two sure-fire ways Texas can let Oklahoma hang around.

I don't think Oklahoma has a wide receiver as good as Mike Matthews, for one. Second, after what he did against Ohio State, I'll chalk up the Tennessee game as an off day for him rather than a sign of things to come. Still, if I'm Ben Arbuckle, I'm telling Mateer to look for Texas playing press man and take a shot because a DPI could be OU's best way to get chunk yards against the Longhorns.

Whatever Arbuckle has in his playbook, this is the game when he'll use it (at least he should). If you're going to go down, go down throwing haymakers.

Those are two areas where the Longhorns can beat themselves and give Oklahoma hope. Texas must be buttoned up with both of those things.

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That would be a welcome change of pace, for sure.

Thanks for the kind words!

I don't remember if Bobby or Gerry said it on "State of the Program" today, but it's true: Texas can win the game without a fast start. I'm not sure Oklahoma can win unless it starts fast. The quicker Texas gets ahead and forces Oklahoma to be one-dimensional on offense, the better the Longhorns' chances will be to win and win big.

Indiana they are going to bounce back and throttle the huskers.