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This was the literal automatic outcome of beating Ohio State. It would have been insane for us to win and not be ranked #1 And I’d argue this is a good thing. It gives us time to play as the number 1 vs the easier half of our schedule This is nice too since this was more earned rather than just moving up via diffusion when those in front of us lost
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Not gonna lie, skipping all replays until midway through the 3rd. Until then, no one in my home would come near me. Two of them left the house, and the wife had to put the dogs outside because I gave one of them the nervous sh1tz (the dog, not the wife... I think...). Still processing, but so happy!
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Everything runs through Lubbock?
Thermostat2005 replied to BigTex's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Because that’s who they played yesterday. You smoke too much? -
Seem he’s getting more time starting than seymour
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Ahh I see it now, that’s kinda wild still has the last name on the back😭
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After Saturday’s 24-23 comeback win over Ohio State, Texas has replaced the Buckeyes atop the Associated Press Top 25 as the new No. 1-ranked team in the country. It’s the third consecutive season the Longhorns have been No. 1 in the AP Top 25. Previously ranked No. 4, Texas (2-0) received 56 first-place votes, topping No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Notre Dame, No. 4 Indiana and No. 5 Miami in Sunday's poll (the Buckeyes fell to No. 6 after losing to the Longhorns). After spending four weeks in the AP’s top spot in 2024, Texas entered the 2025 season as college football’s No. 1-ranked club. Before Steve Sarkisian’s squad rose to No. 1 following a 31-12 dismantling of reigning national champion Michigan at the Big House on Sept. 7, 2024, the 2008 season was the last time the Longhorns earned an in-season No. 1 ranking. Mack Brown’s team, which vaulted to the top of the AP Top 25 after a 45-35 win over then-No. 1 Oklahoma on Oct. 11, 2008, was the first Texas squad to be tabbed No. 1 by AP Poll voters since 1984 (excluding the 2005 season, when the Longhorns won the program’s most recent national championship and were ranked No. 1 in the final poll). The current No. 1 ranking marks the 51st time the Longhorns (also No. 1 in the AFCA Coaches Poll) have been the nation’s top team in the AP Poll, which ranks 10th all-time. ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25: SEPT. 13 (FIRST-PLACE VOTES) 1. TEXAS (56) 2. Georgia (3) 3. Notre Dame (1) 4. Indiana (3) 5. Miami (4) 6. Ohio State 7. LSU (1) 8. Ole Miss 9. Texas A&M 10. Alabama 11. BYU 12. USC 13. Texas Tech 14. Penn State 15. Tennessee 16. SMU 17. Utah 18. Iowa 19. Michigan 20. Missouri 21. Oregon 22. Houston 23. Louisville 24. Oklahoma 25. Virginia View full news story
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After Saturday’s 24-23 comeback win over Ohio State, Texas has replaced the Buckeyes atop the Associated Press Top 25 as the new No. 1-ranked team in the country. It’s the third consecutive season the Longhorns have been No. 1 in the AP Top 25. Previously ranked No. 4, Texas (2-0) received 56 first-place votes, topping No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Notre Dame, No. 4 Indiana and No. 5 Miami in Sunday's poll (the Buckeyes fell to No. 6 after losing to the Longhorns). After spending four weeks in the AP’s top spot in 2024, Texas entered the 2025 season as college football’s No. 1-ranked club. Before Steve Sarkisian’s squad rose to No. 1 following a 31-12 dismantling of reigning national champion Michigan at the Big House on Sept. 7, 2024, the 2008 season was the last time the Longhorns earned an in-season No. 1 ranking. Mack Brown’s team, which vaulted to the top of the AP Top 25 after a 45-35 win over then-No. 1 Oklahoma on Oct. 11, 2008, was the first Texas squad to be tabbed No. 1 by AP Poll voters since 1984 (excluding the 2005 season, when the Longhorns won the program’s most recent national championship and were ranked No. 1 in the final poll). The current No. 1 ranking marks the 51st time the Longhorns (also No. 1 in the AFCA Coaches Poll) have been the nation’s top team in the AP Poll, which ranks 10th all-time. ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25: SEPT. 13 (FIRST-PLACE VOTES) 1. TEXAS (56) 2. Georgia (3) 3. Notre Dame (1) 4. Indiana (3) 5. Miami (4) 6. Ohio State 7. LSU (1) 8. Ole Miss 9. Texas A&M 10. Alabama 11. BYU 12. USC 13. Texas Tech 14. Penn State 15. Tennessee 16. SMU 17. Utah 18. Iowa 19. Michigan 20. Missouri 21. Oregon 22. Houston 23. Louisville 24. Oklahoma 25. Virginia
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Perfect pass off and then Goosby stonewalling
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Cam Coleman in his jersey for Hail Mary defense
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jdhdavis started following Big 10 note
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In its last 3 games, Texas has W’s over Michigan and Ohio State.
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Yep I will be refreshing this every 30 secs till a mod responds😭🤘
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He appears with like 8 seconds left