10 Days Until Kickoff: This One Is A No Brainer

[Blake Munroe]

We are ten days away from the start of the season. When it come's to No. 10, there's only one name that comes to mind.... Vince Young

VY finished his Texas career 30-2 as a starter, won his final 20 consecutive games and produced 9,167 yards of total offense with 81 total touchdowns.

Then there was the unforgettable 2005 season:

13-0. 3,036 passing yards. 1,050 rushing yards. 38 total touchdowns. Maxwell Award. Davey O’Brien Award. Manning Award. Consensus All-American. Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year. And most importantly...

National Champion.

When Texas needed him most against USC, Young delivered one of the greatest performances in college football history: 467 total yards, three rushing touchdowns and the game-winning score on 4th-and-5.

His No. 10 is retired at Texas and he is now a member of the College Football Hall of Fame.

So for No. 10?

It’s Vince Young and then everybody else.

[Blake Munroe]

 

[General Grant]

Easy call for VY of course. I will give a shoutout to my first Texas qb as a fan and the guy who went 4-0 against ou sucks. Peter the Great Gardere

Edited 54 minutes ago by General Grant

[Blake Munroe]

 

[LTWOTIMES]

9 minutes ago, Blake Munroe said:

 

Chills every time 

[Nictitate]

My dad came home early to watch the pregame with me for the game.  We watched all of the post game together and then around 2AM they started rerunning the game on TV and we watched it all again.  Top 3 memories of just me and my dad up late trying to be quiet but 4th and 5 makes it impossible.   

[TheNightKing]

48 minutes ago, Blake Munroe said:

We are ten days away from the start of the season. When it come's to No. 10, there's only one name that comes to mind.... Vince Young

VY finished his Texas career 30-2 as a starter, won his final 20 consecutive games and produced 9,167 yards of total offense with 81 total touchdowns.

Then there was the unforgettable 2005 season:

13-0. 3,036 passing yards. 1,050 rushing yards. 38 total touchdowns. Maxwell Award. Davey O’Brien Award. Manning Award. Consensus All-American. Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year. And most importantly...

National Champion.

When Texas needed him most against USC, Young delivered one of the greatest performances in college football history: 467 total yards, three rushing touchdowns and the game-winning score on 4th-and-5.

His No. 10 is retired at Texas and he is now a member of the College Football Hall of Fame.

So for No. 10?

It’s Vince Young and then everybody else.

whats wild is, people will bash Arch so bad for last season. When he had like 400 less total yards and 1 less total tud than Vince in a national championship year. lmao