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Nice link, thanks. Would be very interesting to win out and play Georgia in the SEC title game. If that happens, it would mean this team continues to peak and reach their potential. Kentucky would need to lose a game.

It was the most focused and intense version of sark I have seen, beginning with the walk down tunnel

We’ll see.

If Texas and Bama both win out, Texas will be in the conference title game due to a better record vs common opponents. (MSU, Tenn, A&M and LSU). Bama lost to Tenn.

If that's true, it says less about Texas struggling as an underdog and more about Vegas refusing to make Texas an underdog. 😂 Hard to pile up underdog wins when you're laying points almost every Saturday.

Nah we won with sayin playing so it won't affect us.

Texas fans: "Nobody respects us!" Also Texas fans for the last two months: "Fire everybody, bench everybody, burn the playbook." Vegas is probably just reading the game threads. 😂

No turnovers and Arch making quick decisions will help a lot.

Let’s go.

Whoop!! Lmao

I found the answer. The last time Texas defeated an opponent who was favored over them was Alabama in 2003, and that game was also on the road. We were favored over Aggy in both 2024 and 2025.

As did Misery! 🤷 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

The players loved seeing him do that as well.

Watch Sarkisian's post game press conference, or just watch the game again! HINT: Clock and times out! 😉 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

Or keep doing it. They win when they do it

Baby!! 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

idk but does anyone think they’ll clean up the penalties at this point? Texas got very lucky with some of the calls.

One thing is certain. a two loss Texas team is in. Let's keep it that way. Let's defy what all our mods except one predicted to happen at LSU this weekend.

This is crazy lol. Hopefully their struggles don’t diminish our W. They were looking much better with Sayin

When was the last time Texas won as an underdog, especially on the road? Bama in 2023? Aggy 2024?

Well, that explains my entire contribution to the game thread: "WTF?" 😂 Honestly, I like hearing that. Too often players get caught up in the moment and just sprint for the end zone. Littleton was already thinking two plays ahead. That's the kind of situational awareness coaches love. The best part is he trusted the offense enough to think, "We'll get the points anyway." In real time, I thought he had lost his mind. Turns out he was thinking more clearly than I was. 🤘