cdibbs

I don't care what OU ends up doing tonight, if Texas isnt above OU, the committee is showing their hand on what they think of that win.

Any word on McDonald?

Feeling good about today. Said it earlier in the week, but it feels like a similar opportunity to the OU game.

Never seen any fans miserable after an exciting game like that. If any fans were miserable after a win, it would've been last week vs Kentucky!

How would you feel if you won the lottery?

Would an NFL team take a 6-6 head coach

How likely do we feel something like this is?

1. If you believe that is all there is to the story, I'd say that is highly unlikely. 2. Organizations and individuals can use leverage against those in positions of impact in sports to affect the outcome of games. This is why it is absurd for the NCAA to allow any gambling for college athletes.

I hear this argument, but I don't think pragmatism means weak or timid necessarily. There's got to be a balance between big games (plenty of them in the SEC) and winnable games to put you in a better position to compete for national championships.

Genuinely curious...what are everyone's thoughts about the benefits (or lack thereof) of being part of the SEC a couple years in? Looking at the schedules of Texas Tech, Miami, Oregon, and even Ohio St as top 10 teams in other conferences, they have a much clearer path to the playoff than Texas will ever have especially with the SEC moving to 9 games and the consistently high competition in the conference. Does the recruiting advantage, higher revenue share, etc. outweigh the negatives of a much more difficult regular season and path to the playoffs? Does Texas further hurt itself scheduling non conference games like Ohio St? Hard to feel like those games are of any benefit given that playing say, Rice, instead of OSU and getting an easy W would have Texas a current top 10 team 5-1 and still with 1 game margin of error for the CFB playoff. As a fan, I love the big games, but I also like the idea of being in the playoff picture more often.

31-21 Texas 🤘

17 - 9 Texas wins

Given how Klubnik specifically has looked this game (and game 1 last year FWIW) I think maybe we can cut Arch some slack and expect him to use the next 3 weeks to get back on track and take care of Florida to start conference play.

More referring to Sark's record in top 5 matchups

When does Sark give up the play calling duties and hire a true offensive coordinator to focus on executing a gameplan? Seems like a common occurrence in these big games getting outclassed on the coaching/preparation front. Might be better to delegate some of those responsibilities so sark can focus on being a head coach more and less an offensive coordinator.