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It was mainly a TCU contingent and they “handled business” against Grambling apparently but a few horns in there, only people happier than the bride and groom

Okay but was the wedding cake good? And how many silent "gosh dang it's" and punches in the air did you do?

I was at a wedding Mexico, streamed it the entire time (I was that guy) and up at 2:00am to catch the first flight back to the greatest country in the history of the world. What an ELECTRIC game

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I think they'll probably do that during the week but I could be wrong.

I’d love to hear some feedback from recruits who were there.

Awesome! You're gonna have a blast!

Yeah was a shame about Townsend though, hope he's alright.

Hank go to sleep my guy, you earned it lol.

Thanks for all the coverage you and the team do for our Longhorns!!! I will be making my first trip to DKR next Saturday night!!! I’m so xxxxxxx pumped to watch this team in person!!!

Winston really stepped up. Some huge catches and in the run game.

Nah I made sure my drinks are warm and my pillow is warm, just for a punishment for myself lol.

I just posted this on another thread but outside of Smiths 164 yards on 8 receptions the rest of the Ohio State team was 114 yards on 9 receptions. Even Sayin was unusually inaccurate with his 17/32 which if my math is correct is about 52 or 53%. Oh man that broken play by the TE was frustrating because they seemed to cover that well and then they panned to this big ass TE just sitting alone and I think everyone was just confused how he even got there lol. Personally hope we get the ball more to Mosley, he's got really good hands. Except for that fumble lol.

I mean I was just reacting to what I was seeing, so I'm not going to get on my knee's begging for forgiveness. As I said, if we pull it off people are free to drag my ass. I'd deserve it and I'm fine if people do. Only part I missed is when my feed went blank for a bit there and it was in the 4th I believe lol. But I got it working a short time after which was good. It was a rough 1st half though, don't think anyone would deny that. Was hard to watch. 2nd half was much better but the O didn't really start clicking until the 4th and then they let their nuts hang lol.

For 20 years, my heart has been broken open and bled orange down my leg, every time. I swear it felt like we were cursed and I damn near tapped. My wife got onto me, I got outta my feelings and locked back in and hot dammit... BOOM!!🤘🏿

In a game of stars it is usually the secondary players that have the big moments. We were just deeper than Ohio State, they don't have a Mosley or a Winston. Take away Smith from their offense and the passing attack was down to 9/16 for 114 yards and an INT, and 24 of those yards came on the insane broken play where the TE just ran down the field lost.

So I'm looking at the stat line and Julian Sayin was 17/32 278 1 TD/1 INT. That's an unusually low completion % for him isn't it? He's usually way more accurate than that. Also considering most of his yards came via J.Smith making freak plays (I believe it was 164 yards on 8 receptions, with 16 targets). They had 94 rushing yards total. Defense got a few sacks, I think both teams had 2 a piece. We had 2 TO's they had 1. But we had 4 fumbles with t hankfully only 1 being a TO. Ohio State was 6-14 on 3rd down and Texas 9-16. On 4th OSU was 0-1 and we were 2-3. 3 Punts for both teams. I'll definitely do a rewatch of the game myself but it definitely looked and felt worse in the moment with how things were for 3 quarters. Seems like those early mishaps really put a dampener on the team. Some other missed plays and leaving probably another 14 points out there. I'm a little worried about our DL, thought we might see them do some different things this week but we didn't really. Would also like to see Simmons be a bit more disruptive. Not only is he being paid the big bucks he's supposed to be one of, if not our best player. Same with Biles. Thought the DB's were a little shaky early on but as the game wore on they got a handle on things and put the clamps on OSU. That's probably the best WR room they're going to face all year and I think outside of Smith's 1st half they did a good job. Seems like they're still getting a handle on the press man stuff, they look a bit stiff at times trying to execute it but I like what I'm seeing from it so far. Would like to see more disruption and havoc plays moving forward but I'm assuming this is just a by product of new things on D and trying to figure out what works (on Muschamps side). Anyway, I won't ramble on too much. Very emotional game and lots of good banter in the game thread. Either way, several hours later I'm still extremely happy we pulled that off. Just need to clean things up and the boys will be rolling into SEC play. Tennessee looks like it will be a tough game from the little I've watched. But first gotta worry about those road runners, who i think beat Texas State?

I swore em off too. Bro.. I've been building myself to be disappointed since 05!! That 1st half was rough and I told my wife that Ohio St was about to score a TD in those 55 seconds! I avoided the 3rd quarter. I watched a ko in the Garcia vs Benn undercard and, on a whim tuned in for the 4th. Boy am I glad I did!!! 🤦🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️🤘🏿

Just walked in the door from the game. Think I lost about 15 pounds in water weight today walking around. Not sure I’ll be able to sleep tonight (or this morning at this point). Figured I’d share a few thoughts from the game while I’m still wired. — I’ve never seen anything like that, and certainly not at DKR. I thought of the 2004 comeback against Oklahoma State, but this was different. This was a Texas team down 20 points to the No. 1 team in the country in the second half. Chris Hummer of 247Sports pulled a great stat: entering tonight, teams were 0-223 that were down by 17-plus to the No. 1 team in the country since 2003. Now it’s 1-223. — It truly was the tale of two halves. Texas’ playmakers were nowhere to be found through the first two quarters, with one of the flukiest interceptions you’ll ever a see, a wide-open touchdown dropped by Ryan Wingo, the Raleek Brown fumble, etc. Credit the staff and players for halftime adjustments because the defense clamped down the OSU offense in the second half, especially on 3rd downs. The Buckeyes converted 5 of 8 on 3rd downs in the first half, compared to 1 of 6 in the second half. Texas actually dipped in 3rd down conversation percentage in the second half, but, of course, went 2 for 2 on 4th downs. — I can’t get over the poetic finish to this game. Running the ball and converting in the red zone. In beating the No. 1 team in the country, Texas also answered questions people have had about Steve Sarkisian and the Texas offense for several years. The Longhorns averaged 4.2 yards per carry on the ground in the fourth quarter. — Hollywood Smothers, Emmett Mosley, Emaree Winston, and Spencer Shannon all get helmet stickers for their performances on offense. Smothers has next-level shiftiness, maybe too much at times, but ran the ball effectively and with some punch. Mosely and Winston had big catches and Shannon had some huge run blocks. Also props to Raleek Brown for stepping up with some key runs late. He averaged — The Texas DBs answered the call in the second half. Bo Mascoe had his Longhorns coming out party. Julian Sayin was just 2 for 7 targeting Jeremiah Smith in the second half. In fact, Texas held Sayin to the lowest completion percentage of his career (53.1). — Way to keep your head on a swivel Kade Phillips and Cam Coleman jumping on fumbles. Texas fumbled four times and only lost one. Probably Coleman’s best contribution on the night. — The 4th and 9 across his body throw is possibly the most clutch play I’ve seen from Arch Manning. That or the 4th and 6 to Emmett Mosley a little while later. — Speaking of Mosley, he’s the most sure-handed WR on the team. Texas was wise to start targeting him more in the second half because he changed the trajectory of the game. Big night for the Mosley family. His brother, Trent, had a touchdown grab in USC's win over Louisiana. — When one of the toughest players on your team is your quarterback, you’re in good shape. That's what Arch Manning is. As one media member noted in the press box tonight, “that kid is a tough SOB.” — I suspect we’ll see some really strong grades from the Texas OL on Sunday morning’s PFF report. They were really good, particularly in pass pro. — For as surgical as Julian Sayin-Jeremiah Smith felt in the first half, the fact that OSU only scored three points in the second half is a huge credit to Will Muschamp and the halftime adjustments. The pass rush came to life, and Texas started to affect Sayin more as the game wore on. That certainly affected the accuracy dip. — Feel like I’m just rambling now but enjoy this one. It was important for so many reasons that we’ll continue to dissect on OTF.

I hope everyone’s drinks were cold and their pillow is soft tonight.

I just kept remembering quandre diggs commenting about it’s hard winning when the defense is on the field all game. I felt like it was going in that direction.

Yeah…I’m sorry. It was rough. I went through Texas losing to cal with Jerrod heard as our QB breaking yardage records. Give us a brake lol jk

Just got home from the game and to all your weak minded “fans” crying at half time…..Sark and Arch shut yall up! So sick and tired of yall keyboard warriors. Thank goodness my Longhorns aren’t as weak as yall! So take your Tucked tail and go cry to your mom cause these Longhorns don’t care what yall think honest most of us don’t either we just have to filter through your trash. The stadium was as full in the 4th as it was at the start of the game and us true fans experienced the best comeback in modern Texas history against the #1 team in the nation! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽 not for the timid or weak! Hookem all the love long day!!!

Just got home and outta the shower. I hate getting stuck in those dam garages. Hell of a game, hell of a day. Dam it feels good to be a Longhorn🤘

Sikorski was a beast on the line.