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Vandy, obviously helps Texas' wins rating.

Another weekend of college football suckage. Thankfully, I deliberately missed most of it. Disney/ESPN sucks. As a UT fan, don't watch it with the volume on, or fall victim.

Gonna be a fun one that’s for sure.

Texas isn't going to pay him, unless there is major exodus in the WR room. Just my opinion still. He is a definite difference maker though.

I don’t know who we want to win but Vandy Auburn game is OT

Would be like KD joining the Warriors. Would have to wipe out your WR depth to get him. Doubt they do it, despite how good he is.

We need to pay Cam Coleman whatever it takes. I think he is the equal of Jeremiah Smith.

I thought at least one top 10 team would stumble. Can't believe it was almost Indiana. And then Vandy and Washington, wow.

Analytics is ruining the game of American football

Pavia stumbles on 4th, Auburn ball tie game with a minute left.

Now now, just because he played for three high schools and is on his third college team ... nothing wrong with six schools in seven years, is there? (just noticed, all three of his college teams might make the playoffs this year if Lincoln Riley can pull it off LOL)

Don't post stuff like that, now I want him at Texas lol. Even though I know it's unlikely to happen.

Stowers just got lit up. Tie game 38-38 Vandy and Auburn.

This game in Nashville shows you what Cam Coleman is capable of when he has competent QB play.

Iowa with 39 yrd FG with :03 left

and Iowa may lose anyways...whoa

their offense looks scary--especially the way our defense has been playing the last couple of games.

I worked for a station out of Mineral Wells (it's now 95.9 The Ranch) and did Mineral Wells High School games. Later on I worked at QX FM out of Weatherford and did Weatherford games before switching back to Mineral Wells. A few years in the middle of it all we did a game of the week format and looked for matchups in the region that didn't have coverage.

Balsy play by Iowa

Go Iowa

I’m already ready!

It’s been pouring rain all day, they are down their top 3 wide receivers due to injury.

When No. 11 Texas faces fifth-ranked Georgia in Athens next Saturday (6:30 p.m., ABC), it will do so on the heels of the Bulldogs’ most complete performance of the season. In Saturday’s 41-21 dispatching of Mississippi State in Starkville, Kirby Smart’s team rolled up a season-high 567 yards of total offense. Georgia (8-1, 6-1 SEC) ran for 303 yards and averaged 7.7 yards per play on an afternoon in which Gunnar Stockton (18-for-29 passing for 264 yards and three touchdowns) led five consecutive touchdown drives after a first-quarter fumble in the red zone. A defense entered Saturday’s game with a Power Four-low eight sacks recorded three. After allowing a 14-play, 75-yard drive to open the game, the Bulldogs forced two three-and-outs, four total punts, a fumble and a turnover on downs to help Georgia build a 38-7 lead by the 9:58 mark of the third quarter. The Longhorns won four consecutive SEC games after losing to Florida. Texas (7-2, 4-1) has earned the opportunity to position itself as a threat to get back to the SEC Championship Game and the College Football Playoff if it can top the Bulldogs. With Georgia’s trip to Starkville out of the way, the countdown to the third meeting between the Longhorns and the Bulldogs in 392 days is officially underway. — Along with a healthy running back room (Nate Frazier’s 59-yard touchdown run early in the third quarter highlighted a 12-carry, 181-yard performance against Mississippi State), Georgia’s offensive line looks just as good, if not better than the group Stacy Searles put on the field last season. Texas will come into the game with arguably the best defense in the country against the run, making for a hellacious trench battle next Saturday. — The tight end position is a significant piece in Mike Bobo’s offense, which is why Lawson Luckie’s departure after he was leveled on a hit that led to Jahron Manning’s ejection for targeting is a significant development. Smart said after the game that Luckie wanted to return to the field. Regardless, Luckie’s availability is one of the early storylines to monitor heading into the week. — Zachariah Branch and Noah Thomas both hauled in touchdowns from Stockton on Saturday. The Bulldogs have upgraded at wide receiver since the last time Texas saw Georgia, with the transfer wideouts responsible for two of Stockton’s completions against Mississippi State that were explosive in nature (gained 15 or more yards), including Thomas’ 64-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter. — The toughest task the Longhorns have in front of them is figuring out how to run the football with some level of consistency against a defense that came into the weekend as a top-15 unit against the run (94.1 yards per game and 3.01 yards per attempt allowed). Even though Texas is last in the SEC in rushing yards per game in conference play (84.1), Quintrevion Wisner has proven he can get the job done in big games. Wisner’s most productive games this season have come against Ohio State (80 yards on 16 carries), Oklahoma (22 carries for 94 yards and five receptions for 35 yards) and Vanderbilt (75 yards on 18 carries and 28 yards on two catches). Those three defenses came into the weekend ranked seventh, eighth and 17th against the run nationally. The Longhorns have a puncher’s chance to move the ball on the ground. — Georgia is elite in the kicking game. While turnovers doomed Texas in the first meeting with Georgia last season, Brett Thorson’s ability to flip the field and help the Bulldogs dominate field position was a significant factor in the Longhorns’ struggles. Texas is much improved on special teams from last season and it needs to match a Georgia kicking game that might be the best in the country. View full news story