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Gale Sayers cutting without losing an ounce of speed.

Great live stream. Awesome to hear from Coach Erwin.

It might be their papa roach call, the last resort.

Since about the early 60s. My dad was not a huge college football fan but he loved Tommy Nobis. I barely remember Nobis but remember a lot from the news. Been a UT fan ever since.

Parents both went to UT. My dad’s family were all Ags, but also lots of Texas grads in the family too. My first real UT football memory was Ricky’s record-setting game against A&M. I was 11. I was hooked after that. I was a huge Major fan and always secretly rooted for him over Simms. I went to college out of state but became a rabid fan during the 2004 season as a college freshman. I started following recruiting in 2005 on OB. Followed to 247 after Gerry and Bobby headed that way. I went to UT for grad school, which was one of the best decisions I ever made. Loved living in Austin, going to games, living the 40 Acres life. I haven’t lived in Texas for over a decade, but following Texas football brings me connection to home. Hook em!

Bet your pap had stories. All fans are welcome. My dad is as big a fan as any and out two kids through Texas.

Earl Campbell. honestly, Aggie jokes. lol. Didn’t want to be THAT. then went to UT, played some lacrosse. eventually managed 2 degrees. Ricky Williams. Vince Young Colt McCoy Daughter and son in law went and graduated. Bleedin’ burnt orange. Hook em 🤘

Born and raised in Western Pennsylvania. Now live in Eastern Pennsylvania. Growing up, my mom would work on weekends so my grandparents would babysit me. My pap played high school football in the 1930s and won a state championship. He loved football. We’d watch Gameday and watch Penn State and other games. One day a team with orange jerseys appeared on the TV. My eyes were fixated immediately on the screen. The rest is history. I turned 32 on August 27. I may not be a Texas Ex but the university and the Horns mean a lot to me.

Dad and step mom went to Texas. I remember going to my dad’s on the weekend and he was busy working still so he’d turn Texas on and I would watch Major Applewhite do his thing. Then lived in Austin since 8th grade. I remember going to the co-op in 05 after the Rose Bowl win in high school and going crazy. i foolishly decided to get out of Austin for college instead of UT but I guess it worked out since I met my wife at school! Haha

I’m antsy. Can’t sleep. This is season #37 for me. Five decades. My dad who didn’t go to college was a huge Texas fan. Took me to the 1989 Texas Penn State game in Austin. I was hooked. Love this place. I’m a recruiting nut and love Gerry’s work. Everyone here. Let’s go win a natty ladies and gentlemen

Slocum was always a standup guy

I'm convinced hes an alien. They way he and cut and glide shouldn't be possible

Sounds like an agent I’d want representing me.

This is the weirdest dynamic I've ever seen. "Let's confuse the entire program over who is actually in charge and hope a bunch of 18-22 year-olds know how to respond."

Mmmmm k

Do we expect a Nagy and son scenario? Drag in the son and blame him.

Switzer should be in prison.

I do not want their support.

I'm willing to bet that Nagy secretly has a headset on during the games. Nagy may even appear on the sidelines.

This is nuts. Looks like Arbuckle will be delivering Chinese food for Uber Eats again like he was a few years ago.

They’re going to have a hell of a time hiring a quality replacement for BV when it’s time to let him go. Who would want to work for that disfunction.

Soonerscoop reported that Nagy and his "staff" attend every practice and then gives BV a grade for the players AND coaches. This must be the most dysfunctional setup in history. Why does BV have the title of HC if he can't even be trusted at practice?

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Yes. It’s still pretty packed

Along with the pay cut he also gave up his office and is relegated to a small corner in the cellar. Apparently his camp is steadfast that he won out in negotiations with General manager Jim Nagy as he was able to maintain his tremendous stapler amidst the transition.