Jc Dobbs

And as we all know..."Fong Never Wrong!" Hook 'Em!

In the summer of 1973 I took the first of two required American History courses. Like many requirements at UT, the class was large. It was held in the auditorium of the Art Building across the street to the North from Memorial Stadium. The professor was Dr Norman Brown and one of my classmates was Ben Crenshaw. At the time, Crenshaw was the better known of two All American golfers for the UT Men's Golf Team, with Tom Kite being the other team member. Crenshaw and Kite have been followed by a long line of accomplished championship players in college and on the PGA Tour. Scottie Scheffler is the latest and currently the most famous of the World #1 ranked professionals to have come through the Forty Acres and played for the University. In September, Scottie will represent the USA in the Ryder Cup competition. Best wishes to Scottie in the final round of the Open Championship on Sunday and the Ryder Cup this September in New York. Hook 'Em Horns!

FOUR DECADES of victories!!! Hook 'Em!

Maybe an Ozempic side effect. OTF is smokin'!

And everyone knows "Fong never wrong!" Hook 'Em!

This article is the first time I have read about Deloitte using an ALGORITHM they developed to evaluate proposed deals. There's some litigation guaranteed. I'm so old...I envisioned a dozen or so Deloitte accountants/consultants sitting in a meeting room going over the proposals. Silly old fashioned me. I know it's way early in the new process, but it sounds like the new "rules" are seeking to force each university to pay all 85 of their players under the total of the $20.5 million cap. If done totally equally... one eighty-fifth of $20.5 mil per player. Of course, it won't be done totally equally. Any NIL deals in addition to a player share of the cap $ ... would need to be very directly in service of a player promoting a business/product. The fact that the scrutiny begins at $600 shows how the new regulatory scheme is NOT thinking big. Anyone know if I'm close on this or is it too early to tell? Hook 'Em!

The Longhorns are loaded at the position he wants to play... even though he enjoyed his visit, it's a long way to the top (AC/DC) if you want to be a TE at Texas. I liked his personality and I hoped he would commit to the Longhorns... but that shows (again) how times have changed. Now a young man has to consider how much $ is associated with each offer. So if there is a school he liked but their position room is loaded and their $ offer is not at the top... well, goodbye and thanks. Oh, well. Hook 'Em!

I was at the Texas vs $MU game in Dallas the first year the "Mustangs" were allowed to play football after receiving the Death Penalty from the NCAA for illegally paying their players. The small crowd was 90pc Longhorns fans and the Ponies looked like a 4A high school team. One of the "Mustangs'" DLs had been getting abused by Texas' Stan Thomas as the Horns ran repeatedly behind Thomas' pancakes. The $MU DL had reached his limit and let go with a roundhouse uppercut that just about ruined Stan's manhood. Stan buckled to the turf as the penalty flag fell beside him. Several Texas players converged on the $MU player and the official's effort to get in the middle was useless. When the artificial turf dust settled, Stan was helped off the field. He returned later in the game for the Longhorns. I've followed CFB since 1968. That game in Dallas remains the most mismatched spectacle I've ever seen. $MU should not have tried to play football again until they could recruit and assemble a representative team. That game demonstrated what a Top 10 team looks like physically on the same field as a bunch of high school sized players. Hook 'Em! and I have never cared for SMU since their scandal -ridden days.

IMO this is especially true when competing schools are doing the "better to ask for forgiveness later than to ask for permission now" routine. The "forgiveness" approach will likely work for them, Unless... the new House -NCAA- authorized entity comes out of the gate handing out harsh penalties. I hope it does. Tech and a few others are about to find out how Texas fans have felt for years when the Red Raiders become every opponent's Super Bowl.

Agree. Texas did well under the "Wild West," and unlikely to do as well under regulations because UT will be in the front row of "Boy Scout Universities."

So Tech is going to bust the cap/break the rules and see if the rules are enforced and they get busted. Yikes. Livin' On the Edge.

Classless behavior. And by a Legacy! Compare it to almost every single interview that Texas recruits have done with OTF. The Longhorns recruits on OTF have made me proud to be a Texas alum and fan of the team. Says a lot about Sark's "Culture" he emphasizes so much.

I agree. I really enjoy the "Watch With Us," except each person is a couple of seconds ahead or behind the TV broadcast. A second or so is ok, but sometimes it seems like almost three seconds away from being in synch. Understandable delay/preview, but the "Homer" aspect is so much fun I just put up with the lack of being synched. Wish August 30th was tomorrow!!!

Growing up in a household likely full of burnt orange and a framed jersey with Daddy's and His last name on it... and surely Daddy watched Longhorns games on TV and pulled for Texas... I just know if it were me doing that, my (late) father would have made me pick up the cap and apologize to him and the coaches who recruited me for such classless behavior. This shows me that Texas potentially dodged a character bullet. Too bad he can't go back in time and play for Miami circa 1990-1991. I have to believe the ND staff were embarrassed. If this had been at A&M or OU, I "might" have understood it. But, it's an honor to represent Notre Dame and his actions are out of line with the character of the Irish. It's just a shame because his Daddy was a credit to the Longhorns. He must be embarrassed.