Caleb Williams is amazing.

[Califashorn75]

He did it to us his freshman year. 

[Califashorn75]

Jinxed him. 

[Guts]

RIP lol

[Burnt Orange Horn]

Williams has never won a championship game!  Nor even a bowl game!

Edited 11 hours ago by Burnt Orange Horn

[GoHorns1]

3 minutes ago, Guts said:

RIP lol

Go back to IT and it’s dumb stupid crap

[Guts]

3 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

Go back to IT and it’s dumb stupid crap

? He threw a pick right after this was posted and lost, which is why I said  RIP. Why did that make you so angry? He played for Oklahoma and USC...

Edited 11 hours ago by Guts

[Longmire]

He's no Stroud 😂😂😂😂

[GoHorns1]

13 minutes ago, Guts said:

? He threw a pick right after this was posted and lost, which is why I said  RIP. Why did that make you so angry? He played for Oklahoma and USC...

It’s dumb tradition on another site, just putting a just a players name in the post title means bad news or RIP. My.bad post.

[southpaw]

10 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

It’s dumb tradition on another site, just putting a just a players name in the post title means bad news or RIP. My.bad post.

I'm not defending another site, but that sort of title shorthand seems like a good idea on a busy board.  Then a reader can determine/infer the tone (positive or negative info) of the thread before they click on it.

On the surface, it seems helpful.  What is dumb about it?  What am I missing?

[Jeff05]

58 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

Go back to IT and it’s dumb stupid crap

Trust the process 

[jarrodw]

I don't really care for him as a person, but he makes plays that leave you speechless and shaking your head. 

[OTF12024]

And the same type of play making results in an interception.

He had to throw the ball that resulted in a touchdown. He didn't have to make a great play that resulted in an interception. The first play allows the Bears to extend the game to OT. The second led to a loss. 

[tenneseehorn08]

10 hours ago, southpaw said:

I'm not defending another site, but that sort of title shorthand seems like a good idea on a busy board.  Then a reader can determine/infer the tone (positive or negative info) of the thread before they click on it.

On the surface, it seems helpful.  What is dumb about it?  What am I missing?

The tradition isn't dumb per se, but at least before I cancelled and moved here, the way it used to be enforced and taught was needlessly pugilistic, which in my view was mostly an offshoot of that generally being the culture of that board anyway.