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  2. Steve Smith was a baaaaad dude!
  3. Only use him for an emergency short yardage, move the pile run. No need to aggravate it further.
  4. Favorite college player: James Street Favorite NFL player: Earl Campbell And yes, I am an old man!
  5. Vince Young! No one will ever surpass VY as far as I am concerned.
  6. As a youngster - Dez Bryant - NFL , David Ash - College Now Pickens - NFL ,Mukuba/Jahdae College future - Caleb Downs
  7. You should do some research on the effective tax rate in FDRs time vs other time periods in US history. Way more deductions available then.
  8. Grew up in New England for Patriots dynasty as a kid so Tom Brady all time #1. Some other favorites were Warrick Dunn, Ricky Williams, Randy Moss, Napoleon Kaufman, Rodney Harrison, Colt McCoy, Walter Payton, TJ Duckett, Earl Campbell, Gronk, Sam Ehlinger.
  9. Earl Campbell. I was born in Houston and grew up in Lufkin so I saw him as a very young man against the hometown Panthers. Followed his journey to UT and then the Oilers and Luv Ya Blue. Met and spoke with him several times in his later years. Great man, but he was demolished by the sport and his running style.
  10. Earl Campbell . VY would be next.
  11. Well the good news is Seymour or Sikorski will have 25-45 more pounds on them than the Ball State OG that got bull rushed back into the QB by John Walker and I have to assume our guys are more athletic and stronger too.
  12. I've always been a much bigger fan of CFB over the NFL, so VY is my favorite football player. My favorite athlete of all time though is Hakeem Olajuwon. Phenomenal athlete and incredible human being.
  13. High school … saw him in state basketball tournament plus football
  14. Question for the board ... Favorite all-time football player Can be NFL, college or otherwise ... or one in each Who are your favorites?
  15. A lot of people are posting stuff like this on social media. Careful out there.
  16. lol.....It really does feel like we’re in that weird pre‑kickoff warp where time stops moving. My heart’s already in DKR, my brain’s already screaming ‘LET’S GO,’ and my body is still pretending to do Wednesday things. Productivity is at absolute zero. I’m just waiting for Sark to blow the whistle and let us out for recess ....Every hour feels like a countdown. Texas football has officially taken over the week
  17. Can I interest you in extending your car warranty?
  18. Mack Brown embarrassed himself killing himself recruiting in Florida.
  19. I think going for it depends on two things: 1. The situation. Is it early or late? Do you have a lead or are you playing from behind? Is your defense playing well? Is it a high- or low-possession game? 2. Do you have a call you believe in? This has been my main issue with Sark in these situations. When he's got something in his back pocket that he feels good about, there are few in football who can draw up something better. Sometimes, it feels like he's either grab-bagging or isn't sure he what he wants (see the quarterback sneak in Columbus last season). That's a lot of words to say that I think it depends on whether you take the points or not. I lean toward taking the points, but at some point, championship teams have to show the willingness to go for the kill and get the job done.
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