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GULF SHORES, Ala. – No. 7 Texas beach volleyball battled the No. 2 seed TCU in its first NCAA Championship tournament but fell, 3-0, in the quarterfinals. The Longhorns finished its season 28-10 in its first official season with postseason eligibility. The Texas No. 4 pair of Noa Sonneville and Macey Butler dropped the first match to Ana Vergara and Anhelina Khmil, 21-13, 21-12. The pair finished the season with a 25-11 record, winning 20 matches on court four and five on court 5. Karin Zolnercikova and Maddison Parmelly on court 3 dropped the next point after Allanis Vasa and Sofia Izuzquiza took the point in straight sets, 21-15, 21-16. The top pair for Texas finished with a team-leading record of 27-7 and snapped its 13-match win streak. The Horned Frogs claimed the final point on court 2 after Hailey Hamlett and Maria Gonzalez defeated Emma Grace Robertson and Katie Hashman, 21-19, 21-19. The 2s finished the season with a 25-13 record. Texas finished its historic season with a winning record, saw the top courts finish with a winning record, swept the CCSA Championship and earned CCSA honors, including Coach of the Year and six All-CCSA honors.
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Just because he left Texas.. doesn't mean he isn't FROM Texas. He's a young man that made some mistakes and we, as grown men, should be better about situations like these. I guess we won't crap all the way on Brooks until his second DUI? How about just hoping the best for him, in life, and in football, unless their on our schedule?
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Disgusting... but I can understand. Jealousy is in your DNA, historically.
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Pop stepping down as Head Coach of Spurs
817 Boxing B replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
But I guess your opinion about it matters more? So... we should value your opinions here, while this is the only contributions we can account for you providing Americans and our communities...(cuz you may be dodging paying taxes like your daddy), but those 3 guys you named, have a record of contributions to the very same communities and society as a whole, and we're supposed to ignore them, because the assumption is that they're not educated enough to speak on things? What makes your opinions about them giving an opinion matter and renders they're opinions irrelevant? -
Pop stepping down as Head Coach of Spurs
817 Boxing B replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
It's funny how you attempt to articulate your position. Politics impact all of us, even sports figures, and to deny anyone the ability to express themselves, is ridiculous. Barbershop are for haircuts, amongst other services, but what conversations and opinions are discussed there? You provide your opinion to like minded people... that's why you have a problem. No one should be forced to just shut up and dribble. Just wondering... did you have a problem with the commencement speech of the KC kicker? Did you have an issue with Nick Bosa and his political statements at the facility? Seems like the outrage only comes when you don't agree with the view. Ammerikkka... the beautiful. Job well done, Pop.... you definitely made your mark. - Today
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Texas lost 3-0 to #2 TCU in quarterfinals. Fantastic season for Women’s Beach Volleyball
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Pop stepping down as Head Coach of Spurs
Jordan91 replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Love Pop and will miss him immensely. Great coach, respected by all who played for him or against him. I find it hypocritical that he shouldn’t be allowed to express his own thoughts on the world but we can. Who is allowed to speak on world events? Is there a list? Who’s on it? What qualifies somebody to speak on world events? He doesn’t lose his right to speak because he’s involved in sports. POP answered difficult questions about today’s world. They asked and he answered. Don’t ask him if you don’t want an answer. NBA is doing just fine, despite all attempts to weaken it because some people don’t like what certain players say. Interesting that those same people, and so called news channels, seem to love them when they say something they agree with. Pop calls it like he sees it. Do I agree with everything he’s said? No I don’t, but he has every right to say it. Thanks for the memories Pop. Best of luck to you as a gm. Really good at spotting talent. Go Spurs. -
Pop stepping down as Head Coach of Spurs
f1revo replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
How dare he criticize and rebuke their God Emperor Trump though! -
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John Moore replied to CJ Vogel's topic in On Texas Football Forum
I'm on board with developing Specialists on the roster and if they don't diving into the portal. -
Pop stepping down as Head Coach of Spurs
Bobbers replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
There is so much hypocrisy in this thread already. We live in a polarized society. Nobody wants to pay money for a product and then get lectured by the supplier of that product about politics. Not only is it boring but it's bad business. The NBA is suffering in a big way right now because of this very fact. However, the idea that this coach was made by Tim Duncan is just silly. Pops put together some of the greatest teams ever assembled by going around the globe to find complimentary pieces and directing their success. He is up there with Saban imo as one of the best ever imo. -
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GoHorns1 replied to CJ Vogel's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Welcome to the 40 Acres Trott O’Neal and family. Hook em 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 -
Pop stepping down as Head Coach of Spurs
MarkInAustin replied to GoHorns1's topic in On Texas Football Forum
This would be an interesting topic for a civics discussion. We all agree that everyone has a right to the soapbox as long as everyone gets a turn and once on the soapbox one does not incite violence or criminal behavior. So let's say I disagree with the celebrity Ted Nugent or the celebrity Lebron James. Do I resent the celebrity for having a bigger soapbox than I have? Or do I resent him or her because I disagree? I expect politicians to have bigger soapboxes about politics and scientists to have bigger soapboxes about science, but maybe I have succumbed to thinking people should stay in their lane. But here is a fact of American political history. Everybody gets to use the politics lane and the religion lane. Everybody. It has been one of the exceptional features of the USA. So I might lament the whole social network as People Magazine on steroids [and at 81, I do] but I think the alternative is much worse - see Russia. See China. -
Baseball: No. 1 Texas vs. No. 11 Arkansas game thread (Friday)
UTexas replied to Jeff Howe's topic in On Texas Football Forum
While it sucks to get whooped 2 straight games and lose the series, it’s still impressive that this is our first series loss of the season. -
If you missed the Quentin Jammer interview this morning...
horns96 replied to Blake Munroe's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Didn’t say he was, Jammer said Ward is his cousin building a house for his mom in Angleton.