TexTheHorn24 Posted yesterday at 02:03 PM Posted yesterday at 02:03 PM Steve Sarkisian can become the first Texas head coach to beat Oklahoma three consecutive times since David McWilliams from 1989-91. 15 Quote
Okcool Posted yesterday at 02:23 PM Posted yesterday at 02:23 PM 17 minutes ago, TexTheHorn24 said: Steve Sarkisian can become the first Texas head coach to beat Oklahoma three consecutive times since David McWilliams from 1989-91. '94 grad. 1990-94. Peter "The Great" Gardere, ou slayer. He never lost to blowU. The Cash twins and Johnny Walker made a lot of those wins happen. We were the dog every year I was there. Great f'n games! 14 Quote
TexasMDcoach Posted yesterday at 02:42 PM Posted yesterday at 02:42 PM WOW, just shows that they have had the edge of late during the Stoops years and our years wandering through the wilderness after Mack's delayed exit and the years following that. Quote
HookemTexas Posted yesterday at 03:01 PM Posted yesterday at 03:01 PM 18 minutes ago, TexasMDcoach said: WOW, just shows that they have had the edge of late during the Stoops years and our years wandering through the wilderness after Mack's delayed exit and the years following that. Stoops owned Texas for the most part. Very frustrating, hopefully Sark will have a long tenure of returning the favor. 4 Quote
TexasMDcoach Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 1 minute ago, HookemTexas said: Stoops owned Texas for the most part. Very frustrating, hopefully Sark will have a long tenure of returning the favor. True and the only thing that kept it from being worse is those were some really good Texas teams. They were just that good. Quote
watty7796 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 65–51–5-1 Texas has the edge all time and now Sarks tenure is going quite well for the Horns. One of the things that happened in the past couple of years is Texas ability to revive all the Rivalry games. Great for recruiting...great for the state...and more than anything else great for college football. 1 Quote
John F. Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 1 hour ago, TexTheHorn24 said: Steve Sarkisian can become the first Texas head coach to beat Oklahoma three consecutive times since David McWilliams from 1989-91. Interesting. We also have a three game winning streak against aggie. When’s the last time we’ve had three game streaks against both at the same time? Quote
WRNC Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Between Texas and OU, the programs claim 11 national titles, and in every single instance, the team that hoisted the national championship trophy won the Red River Rivalry game earlier that season. 2 Quote
HookemTexas Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 2 hours ago, John F. said: Interesting. We also have a three game winning streak against aggie. When’s the last time we’ve had three game streaks against both at the same time? I think Rod said that in Texas' history, there's never been a period where a coach won three in a row against all three primary rivals (OU, Arkansas, Aggie). I know you didn't include Arkansas, but Rod did since they are the three permanent rivals moving forward and historically were a rival. 2 Quote
Alex Butler Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 5 minutes ago, HookemTexas said: I think Rod said that in Texas' history, there's never been a period where a coach won three in a row against all three primary rivals (OU, Arkansas, Aggie). I know you didn't include Arkansas, but Rod did since they are the three permanent rivals moving forward and historically were a rival. It’s been 56 years and DKR was the last to do it. 2 Quote
Bobby Burton Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 5 hours ago, TexTheHorn24 said: Steve Sarkisian can become the first Texas head coach to beat Oklahoma three consecutive times since David McWilliams from 1989-91. I was at every single one of those!!! 9 Quote
TexasMDcoach Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 8 minutes ago, Bobby Burton said: I was at every single one of those!!! Young whippersnapper! Quote
CHorn427 Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 4 hours ago, HookemTexas said: Stoops owned Texas for the most part. Very frustrating, hopefully Sark will have a long tenure of returning the favor. Mack was 5-6 vs Stoops after 2009. Then things got sideways after the 2010 collapse Quote
PaulieD Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 21 hours ago, Okcool said: '94 grad. 1990-94. Peter "The Great" Gardere, ou slayer. He never lost to blowU. The Cash twins and Johnny Walker made a lot of those wins happen. We were the dog every year I was there. Great f'n games! Yeah Peter lived rent-free in ou's head. 2 Quote
thatdude2 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 16 hours ago, CHorn427 said: Mack was 5-6 vs Stoops after 2009. Then things got sideways after the 2010 collapse Mack was a former Sooner doing an inside job at the time. 1 Quote
CHorn427 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, thatdude2 said: Mack was a former Sooner doing an inside job at the time. Mack Brown’s biggest downfall in college football (not only) was that he was too honest of a guy. I’ll take it. He could have lied to guys during recruiting and stacked talent that way in an era before commonplace transfers and player autonomy. Many in our fanbase would have preferred that over honesty. Guy is a legend in my book and receives way too much slander from the Texas fanbase. 2 Quote
HookedOnTF Posted 51 minutes ago Posted 51 minutes ago 23 hours ago, HookemTexas said: Stoops owned Texas for the most part. Very frustrating, hopefully Sark will have a long tenure of returning the favor. Plus now we have a Stoops so.... 2 Quote
HookedOnTF Posted 45 minutes ago Posted 45 minutes ago 11 minutes ago, CHorn427 said: Mack Brown’s biggest downfall in college football (not only) was that he was too honest of a guy. I’ll take it. He could have lied to guys during recruiting and stacked talent that way in an era before commonplace transfers and player autonomy. Many in our fanbase would have preferred that over honesty. Guy is a legend in my book and receives way too much slander from the Texas fanbase. Mack gets too much slander, and I love that hes back around the University. Others may have a better analysis of his downfall but IMHO 09 broke him and put him in a funk. A sabbatical might have worked wonders. The OL was maybe the biggest negative indicator of losing the edge, and Saban being willing to flirt with us broke the camels back. 2 Quote
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