VaHorn

I loved this. I hope it becomes a regular feature also.

Fantastic. I love this.

Yes, typically the plays that lose yardage are the dumbest. If the same play would’ve scored a touchdown then it would’ve been peachy keen. My goodness.

Notre Dame is to Texas as Texas is to Nebraska.

ESPN has Michigan State at 27th and Colorado at 63rd. Texas has risen to 14th.

I know A&M has their sights on another QB, but they would be a fool not to try for him.

Payton Kirkland is back in the transfer portal.

Fasusi signs tomorrow at 2 PM.

What makes it even more damning is that this video is in response to a video circulating showing how he tipped every play against Auburn. With that out there, it is even more shocking that this problem wasn’t fixed before Saturday.

I don’t know anything about USC’s depth, but I assume it’s an easier path than Texas.

Myron Charles, unfortunately.

He’s obviously close friends with Hill but I agree it’s best just to ignore him.

Here is the link to what seems like a great site if you want to see how the various scenarios play out. https://bball.notnothing.net/sec.php?sport=fb

The only way Texas gets into the SEC championship game is if Texas wins out and we either are in sole possession of first place or we end up tied with Georgia (or one other team) at the top of the SEC. I believe under every 3+ tie scenario Texas loses the tiebreaker. As an example, if Texas, Georgia and LSU win out and there’s a three-way tie at first, then LSU plays Georgia in the championship game. Conference opponent win percentage kills us every time. But it’s actually more complicated. If one of the teams we are tied with is LSU, I think we always lose. But there are some scenarios where either the common opponents played or conference win percentage puts us ahead of Tennessee and Alabama. And others where both along schools (along with A&M) rank ahead of Texas in the tiebreakers.

He also does a good job of explaining what OU did to Ewers.