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We had no real chance, we were scoreless through 3 quarters.

Unlike A&M, we did not get beat by two scores and had the ability to tie the game on the last drive. Ohio State and LSU did not put the game away- they gave their opponents a chance on their last drive. TAMU had no real chance

We are the A&M in this comparison while Ohio state was Texas.

This sounds like a paid for publicity article to make the process look great or better than they really are.

Should have made it post spring. January window is just awful timing with bowls, playoffs, end and beginning academic semesters.

NCAA just voted to limit transfer portal. 1 portal window per year. 10 Day window starting January 2nd.

I have a question about the season tailgate pass. If I buy 2, sometimes my 2nd person is different, is that okay for season passes?

i like your content, but you need to adjust your headline...........25% is not MOST. Given the known anticipated volume, the "staffing" and general plan of attack was miserable. I do think most deals will eventually be approved. This is just another example of the NCAA (and its affiliates) being woefully myopic. The NCAA motto is "We swim up-stream, and no one does it better."

That guy has always been a moron and a troll

Silly question, but how long has Sark been calling plays? There isn't much that Sark has called that teams haven't seen. Sark didn't hold back, the plays were there to be made, Texas just didn't make them. Sark playcalling style isn't all about misdirection, his style is getting to his plays from multiple formations. The motion that we normally see wasn't there, but Sark didn't hold back.

Commie Mike is what you would call a click bate troll. Flips back and forth more than a two dollar floozie.

Mike is such a troll 🤣 just what I expected.

I was thinking along the same lines. Sark didn't want to show all his cards week 1 and then have everyone prepared for them come SEC play.

Lagway had a much worse QB rating than Arch - in a home game v Long Island

Rumors are arch will retire mid game the next time he throws an interception. Texas is cooked!

The first throw did indeed look like a yip. No question, although even great baseball pitchers throw wild pitches from time to time. The thing is he did not continue that through the end, he got better. Overall I think it was more the respective game plans and preparation, which I said would be the key to winning. On the plus side this game provided a ton of film study for both Arch and Sark. Arch will have a great stat day Saturday and we will hear from outsiders things like sure he can do that against SJState but not the big boys. A can't win scenario as for that PR if he or anyone should concern themselves with it. It will be Florida and OU that will change minds (all except those with Arch Derangment Syndrome)

Arch just needs to wear his Warby Parkers next game we play OSU.

I’m starting to worry for people worried about Arch.

I had an unexpected family situation come up, so I won’t be able to attend the game this weekend. Trying to sell my 2 tickets last minute here, not sure if it’s allowed. My tickets are in section 2 row 44 with seatbacks. Looking to get $200 for the pair, just trying to get my money back. Sections 2 is in the lower bowl close to the south end zone.

I thought Bama looked very reminiscent of the Longhorns during the Texas Decade of Doom. What should have been better talent seemed unfocused and a little bit lethargic. Especially for an early season game. If Alabama plays like that again, I will be concerned for them because that's what Texas used to look like between Mack and Sark coaching.

I thought Livingstone ran an excellent route and made an outstanding catch on the TD. He also kept his focus and muscled the DB very well on the play for a young WR.