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Also honoring the Ohio State and Michigan games mainly because we already played them at their campus.

Add whoever plays ND

Given Wingos drops and body language on the sideline it’s a stretch to consider him a #1. Hopefully we make a move and get a legit #1.

I agree there is a point where playoff expansion can go too far, where we may differ is not on whether expansion is warranted, but on scale. Given the number of teams there are in Division 1 college football, disparities in schedule difficulty across teams/conferences, and the role of a selection committee, a 24-team playoff strikes a reasonable balance. More outcomes would be decided on the field, rather than in the committee room. Teams just outside the cutoff of a 24 team format would still object, but the risk of excluding a legitimate championship contender is lower than in the current 12-team format. Regarding college basketball, its regular season may suffer from factors beyond just playoff size—most notably a 30-plus game regular season schedule that dilutes the importance of individual games. That dynamic doesn’t exist in a 12-game football season played once a week, where each result carries real consequence. Talent continuity also matters: college basketball’s one-and-done model has weakened team identity and overall quality of play, gradually eroding fan interest. College football, by contrast, retains most elite talent for multiple seasons and benefits from being the nation’s dominant sport, which sustains engagement throughout the regular season. Given football’s cultural prominence, there is less risk that a 24-team playoff would diminish regular season interest. In fact, it could increase engagement, as more fan bases would remain invested longer, with more teams realistically in contention for a playoff spot.

FINAL: Texas 95, Le Moyne 53 The Longhorns improve to 8-4 on the season.

Six Longhorns in double figures tonight after Wilcher gets there with a pair of free throws.

So many empty seats.

A light crowd at Moody…

Almost up 40 with 5:00 to go. Never heard of this opponent before. Texas has dominated the second half.

I hope they both lose by double digits. Their QBs will turn it over if they get pressed into playing from behind.

We ever figure out what happened with Lefau?

It pains me to say but i think both matchups favor the home teams. That being said do yall remember last year. Being a play or two away from the title game hurt bad and i dont think either team will make it that far

What about Ffrench and Lockett emerging as playmakers too? Those guys were highly rated prospects. Lockett especially is big and looks like he’d be a big asset in the screen game and blocking with Moseley. I’m more interested in focusing on OL,LB , RB, and secondary in the portal rather than trying to find a WR. Honestly, I think with Moseley and Livingstone you have two very dependable big catch radius guys. Wingo’s hands leave much to be desired but if he can find a way to fix that with all that talent I think we’re good at WR.

He’s got to be a force against teams with a pulse.

Poor Quinn. Miami is an absolute mess right now.

When you can catch a swing pass behind the LOS and take it to the house like he did . You got something. And I am thinking the D knew It was coming.

Texas is up by 20, 57-37, with 14:07 to go in the game.