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1. Rolling into Dallas at night on 45 from the south...cool skyline after dark, plus seeing the ferris wheel at the fair from the interstate. 2. Parking on MLK at 7 am, and grabbing a beer from the grocery store to slam before I walk in...if I don't already have a bloody mary in my coffee cup because that's automatic entry. 3. The smells: funnel cake, cotton candy, grill smoke, and horse sh*t. Glorious. 4. That first Shiner Bock, it goes fast because the rest of the morning it serves as my mustard cup. 5. The first Fletcher's, because of course 6. Seeing a bunch of degenerate drunks at the food court stand on tables to proclaim to anyone at the fair what we already know "ou SUCKS" 7. The walk from the narrow steps and concourse to the view of the field 75-90 minutes prior to kickoff...you can literally feel the electricity building. 8. Team entry from the tunnel, yelling "ou SUCKS" during Texas Fight because this is the only game it's appropriate. 9. Kicking land stealer ass 10. Singing The Eyes of Texas with 50,000 of my best friends

I don't know if his experience or calls or whatever balance it out, I'm not an expert, and I like Conner fine, but it seems pretty clear he is being targeted and abused by pretty much every team so far... I'm sure he's busting his butt, he just seems constantly overmatched unfortunately. 🤘

How many of these videos have you watched? I am not talking Texas but for other teams.

Bots and trolls taking over

I’ve been using Spletneigralnice to compare casino bonuses and find reliable sites for my bets. Their reviews helped me spot sharp line movements like the ones you mentioned for Texas. Always good to have that extra layer before locking in a play.

It is week 5 people R-E-L-A-X

Those AI lines look solid, especially the Texas A&M spread. I've noticed AI models tend to miss the emotional factor in rivalry games though. For data-driven comparisons, I've used NettiKasinotsuomi for casino research and their breakdowns are surprisingly thorough. Maybe a similar approach would help refine these betting lines further. The Ohio State +2.5 seems the riskiest pick to me.

It also showed how Conner Robertson is getting his ass kicked more times than not. Hopefully they give Jackson Christian a look there during the open week.

This post is from December 2025 so why are you digging it up now? Has nothing to do with our current CFP odds

I would imagine there could be language in NIL contracts that could lead to fines.

The odds swinging that much in one day is wild. I’m with Joe Z on this one, feels like we’re overthinking it.

It’s scheduled to go up this afternoon.

we averaged less than 3 yards a carry last week and gave up 6 sacks. Sure a pair of players played well. unit played bad. its simple

It is because of the talent ahead of him. Two 1st team all conference running backs and Derrek Cooper, who stood out as much as anyone during the spring and fall camp. Just as simple as that

Impressive from Dylan. Unfortunately, you can really see how bad Arch is playing in that video. So much time to throw, poor decisions on line of scrimmage, poor decision on RPO, can't stay in the pocket.....it's like Tengwall showed clips of how good Sykorski is while accidentally showing how bad Arch has been. @MikeyHookEm come watch this!

Not one team is passing on him due to a sack dance....

@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel I've have high hopes for him, but not sure if his lack of playing time (4 snaps) is due to the talent ahead of him or some other factor. Thanks in advance.

Did I miss it for the Tennessee game?

What rules allow for that? Curious.

Lmao I sure hope this isn't the identity

Someone fact check me but I believe this is right and is a shocking statistic for a team as talented as Texas has been... Texas has not had a 100 yard rusher and 100 yard receiver in the same game since they played TCU on Nov 11 2023. With the amount of talent this team has currently and over that time frame that's a clear sign of a team underperforming offensively.

24 is a good number. There are so many teams in major college football and there’s so much more parity now than ever. I love it, more meaningful games in December and January creates great opportunities for these guys to compete for something rather than a meaningless bowl that more and more are opting out of. You also get those added practices and testing yourself against the best. It’s also great to replace the conference championship games with play in games for the “bubble teams in power 4” rather than punishing the two best team by forcing them to play another game prior to the playoffs.