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No Case McCoy. Lol

My favorite, by far, was Randy McEachern! Him and Earl in the backfield.

Jammer or Quandre, but probably Jammer in the end. Is this the only brother number great tandem?

Quandre the Giant for me

We are down to just six days before the Horns head to Columbus to square off against the Buckeyes. Who’s your favorite No. 6 to play for Texas? Some options today include… Quan Cosby Devin Duvernay Quandre Diggs Quentin Jammer Ryan Watts Randy McEachern

I've been following Longhorns football since 1968, including some years as an undergrad and graduate student. Banks was so good that many games I didn't notice him at all. I remember some instances (thankfully rare) where the Texas QBs had to play under siege because the OTs were having a bad day or just had deficiencies. Banks was great for the Longhorns and he came to the team just when his talent was needed. Best wishes for his future.

Being a Father to a Daughter myself, I was OK until Coach Corso's wife and daughter came onscreen. I sent the clip to my Daughter (BS UT '17) and told her about my reaction. She said she typically only tuned in every week just in time to see Corso's schtick and wondered how many millions had the same approach to the show. One week until Columbus and Hook 'Em!

I'm STILL bothered by the memory of Colt being injured and Mack brought Gilbert in after getting him very little PT during the season. And still, Gilbert almost pulled it off against that Bama defense. Mack wanted the Heisman for Colt a little too much. He played Colt and built his stats at the expense of game experience for Garrett Gilbert. So when the Longhorns needed a QB2 they brought in a Freshman who had spent the season carrying a clipboard. Oh, well... One more week to Columbus and Hook 'Em!!!

That soccer pitch didn't provide a very good playing surface. I noticed the KSU HC noted the condition of the field to the ESPN reporter on his way to the locker room for halftime. I know the weather was wet, but welcome to Ireland. My daughter asked me why the yard lines and other field markings were so faint. I answered that I really didn't know, but my guess was the soccer clubs didn't want their pitch marked up with American college football lines so they demanded the paint/chalk had to be much lighter than we see on the grass playing fields in the USA. I've watched the Game Zero from Ireland before and it looks like a fun trip for the fans, but just like American football stadiums have to be modified to accommodate international soccer matches, it just seems like the European pitches don't hold up to American college football very well regardless of the weather. Having said all that, I am ready for DKR to go back to a natural grass playing surface. One more week to Columbus. Hook 'Em!

Not sure, I completely forgot he was on the Kansas team. Warner, the QB for Fresno State was getting hurried all game long, so I'm not sure he had much of a chance to do anything. Hope he balls out there, really liked Finkley.

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You'll have a hard time flipping any WR from Ohio State while Hartline is there and until the guys we recruit start actually producing at a high level. So far one WR recruit from Sark's tenure has made an impact, that being Xavier Worthy. Not trying to throw shade, that's just the truth right now, imo.

Missed the Kansas game so I looked up the defensive States and was shocked Finkley had 0 across theme board! Did Fresno just not run any plays in his direction??

Both are chock-full of talent.

Well Texas doesn't have to travel to Ireland to play a game, so I don't think Texas will look this bad. Saw a few other games and teams looked pretty crisp. Was watching Kansas vs Fresno State, they looked pretty good.

Maybe he should "point" at someone, refs don't seem to like that either lol.

Could've read the room and kept your contrary opinion to yourself.

Cooper’s opponent had a 5 star edge (Maryland commit) and a 5 star safety (bama commit) as well as numerous other D commits. Hr still got off a few solid runs. He has great hands, is ok in pass pro and runs hard and falls forward. His team was outmatched but you could tell he will be something special with a good line. His QB was a freshman as well so they were stacking the box.

All I have to say is … football is back!! Going to be a long week waiting for the Horns.

His o line got dominated, which didn’t help him at all. He showed flashes for sure, but they over powered from the start. They won’t face another opponent that good all season, however. What impressed me the most was his willingness to get dirty and block. Dude was involved every play, even when he wasn’t touching the ball. Loved to see that.

Poor coaching on both ends. On first down Hawai'i tried an end zone shot right sideline into double coverage before realizing they could run the ball, force Stanford to take their timeouts and kick the 3 leaving very little time remaining. For some reason Coach Reich held onto his time outs except for one to ice a kicker as the clock expired with the kick. No excuses for not using all of your resources.

Those are not gonna be fun flights back for K State or Stanford.

How did Cooper play?

I still don’t get why you don’t call a timeout and give yourself at least a chance (super small chance but nothing wrong with living on a prayer). For a school full of incredibly smart people, that was incredibly dumb. You basically went from a 1% chance to win the game to a 0.00% chance.

Poor Trees 🌲