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Wow, that’s some heavy storms for sure. 😳. Disch Falk in need of serious repairs in 36 hrs.

DAMN

Left centerfield.

It’s hard to tell from those pictures. is that the left field fence that is down?

Well, the scoreboards and lights are still there!! It was very intense about 6 miles North and a little east. 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

True, that! He really tries to keep his record high with last minute saves.

Might be another Fong Bomb. We will see. 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

I would prefer Rouse then Okpala if Texas takes 3 LB.

trim_DDB07733-669B-44CE-A2D5-935686E6637D.mp4 From my front porch.

Up in Mueller Park. BD Riley’s lost a tree.

Hail on the east side of Austin about 20 minutes after the storm hit.

There was a horrific storm cell that tan through Austin on Wednesday evening and as a result, the Disch is going to need some quick repairs ahead of the Regional this weekend. These pictures were posted by x/TheJoeyBarnett quickly after the storm hit. Texas is set to host Houston Christian at 1pm on Friday afternoon.

Everyone has an opinion for sure. I enjoy listening to Joel Klatt, Josh Patt and Finebaum is always good for a laugh. I frequently agree with Josh Pate (or at least appreciate the thoughtfulness of his takes), but he has a bizarre love fest for the old BCS days when computer formulas picked the top 2 and everyone else played in secondary bowls. One thing I feel strongly about is college football has never been more fun throughout the fall and especially in December/ January. Prior to 2025, when was the last NewYears Day when the entire day was filled with Tier-1 meaningful ‘edge of your seat’ games? This year was awesome!!! Win or go home. NewYears Day is back to being one of the best days in college football thanks to the new CFP playoff.

The last line - Where should he go? Well, duh. Texas of course. That's a no-brainer.

Definitely. Aggy clearly does this. USC seems to have taken this to a new level this year though

Oregon, A&M

Better hire security for your tailgate in that hell hole.

I looked at the last 3 season end of year CFP Rankings and in all 3 seasons, the SEC comes out with 6, 7 and 4 Teams. Big 12 only got 1 team in 2 of the 3 years. They had the anomaly in 2022 with TCU's one-hit wonder. Big 10 had 4, 5 and 5 Teams. ACC had 3, 1 and 2 Teams. Bottom line, why give the ACC and Big 12 two guaranteed spots in the playoff each year when history shows they aren't consistently strong enough? IMO, the 5-11 format with 4 conference champions plus G5 guaranteed a spot in the playoffs (not guaranteed a bye) and committee rankings finalize the remaining 11 teams with seeding dictating the 2 teams that get a bye. If they go with that 16 team format, then the 2 play-in games occur the second weekend of December, bringing the total teams to 14 starting the weekend of Dec 20th. Top 2 teams get a bye (likely the Big 10 and SEC Conf Champs) till Jan 1. At that point, it's top 8 teams in 4 bowl games similar to last year. I hear all the talk about playing those Jan 1 games at university stadiums but that seems unlikely given bowl financial strength. I'm good with this and it feels like the SEC / Texas likely wins in this model. If they go with this 5-11 model, it sounds like 8 SEC game schecule is most likely to avoid canibalizing each other, given how strong SEC is from top to bottom. As long as we can keep RRR and A&M game in 8-game SEC format, this seems like a good compromise. No need to protect Arkansas game as an annual tradition. Curious if others have a strong opinion re: number of teams in CFP, number of guaranteed spots versus at large spots, # of games played in SEC, etc. Fun stuff being debated this week. By comparison, look at basketball and baseball for other examples where SEC has dominated, using rankings and seedings to dictate the bracket. No need for more AQs to SEC and Big 10 IMO. Hook em!! 🧡🤘🏼🐂 https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/45350954/greg-sankey-talks-sec-coaches-16-team-playoff-model-notes-problematic-timing

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