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I was there, I never have to worry about missing another type of sporting event live. Because I've already been to the best college football game of all time and watched my favorite team win it all. I can never beat that sports moment.

There!

He and Scott Henderson were both around the ball a lot. And I do mean A LOT.

DKR called him a rolling ball of butcher knives.

So an exhibition will count in the Lone Star shootout?

Tailgate with a bunch really cool fun USC fans.

I had to leave a big super chat after Coach started talking about putting Jordan's helmet on. Great show last night!

Margueritte Bates' inaugural season as head coach.

Still waiting on Matthew to drop that GIF lol 🤣

Ditto

@CJ Vogel I thought this was going to be a hard launch on you and Johnny Midteer’s engagement amirite @Joe Zura and @Rocky P? Seriously though we want to know how the Chili’s trip dip with Midteer went and if you got that baby back 🤪

I definitely need to find something for when Coach and Rod B put their helmets on. Don't think folks are enjoying my dance skills too much.

I need to find something asap!

We need to get @CJ Vogel a helmet, maybe he can be a “walk on for a day” get a bump or bruise and keep the helmet lol.

Glen Halsell. Small LB with huge motor.

@CJ Vogel we need to find you a big super chat hat lol

Yeah, and I believe both said they would not do that. I also think we lost one or two high school guys who were drafted fairly low but went pro anyway.

Jay Humphrey all day baby!!

It is crazy that the face value of this game was $175....only mild inflation over the last 20 years. 🤣

Yes we lost 2 guys that we got in the portal to the draft last year

Unfortunately didn’t get to watch any of these guys. I’m just here waiting on @Joe Zura to drop his favorite gif

We’re 67 days away from Texas football. Today’s group features Glen Halsell, Julius Whittier, Jay Humphrey and Will Wilcox. Halsell was an All-American and All-SWC linebacker on the 1969 national title team, while Whittier became the first African-American football letterman in Texas history and later went into the Texas Athletics Hall of Honor. Humphrey was an All-American tackle who helped clear the way for Ricky Williams’ Heisman season, and Wilcox was a multi-year letterman and contributor up front in the mid-1970s. Who's your favorite?

I’m not crying, you’re crying