MarkInAustin

Would the #1 D practicing against Arch be good for them against Sayin? If they can get to Arch, they should be able to get to Sayin. But if they cannot get to Arch would that mean they cannot get to Sayin?

While trying to think of a dark side to this thanks to Herman, I simply can't!

Randy's wife, Jenna, has written some fine Longhorn lore. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=jenna+mceachern&crid=1276MUOSS75AW&sprefix=jenna+mceachern%2Caps%2C137&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 Shameless hype for some old friends.

You like traveling to Lubbock?

Drinking Cafe DuMonde in Austin.

It will work so long as the athletes are still required to attend and pass classes on a reasonable course to graduate. And I think it is inevitable and the only economically feasible solution. If the athletes are actually students getting paid [graduate TAs are students getting paid - it's not an unknown concept] then it remains a college sport. If there are no classroom requirements it becomes a sponsored pro sport.

I think some of Eddie Robinson's teams at Grambling might have been invisible to everyone except the student body and the NFL.

On an 85 man all time Texas roster, say there are 4 QBs. Say VY, Colt, and Layne are 3 of them. Is a #11 the fourth? If you want to stack QBs on that roster, name 4 and 5, (and 6?)

The idea of second guessing. Akina is worth immediately dismissing

Best 3* ever? (at UT)

It's my 82d birthday and I will be in Los Angeles Union Station earing breakfast, drinking Starbucks most likely, and watching on my Samsung cell phone while my wife patiently awaits my return to the moment.

These teams appear stacked with enough talent to play each other twice this season. There are perhaps 5-7 other stacked college teams in America. The loser in Columbus can only afford one more loss and be assured of a playoff spot, I think. Vegas apparently has the home team favored by the standard home team betting margin. I won't bet this game. I will be watching on TV, enjoying a Texas victory or having the next week to recover from the anguish. Hook 'em.

Inspirational guys: RoJo, J Whitt guys who way outperformed expectations with desire and tenacity: Helm, Murphy, Taaffe, Barron, Sorrell, Wisner guys who lived up to expectations in every way - many, notably Bijan, Worthy, Banks, Sanders, Simmons, Hill, 3 DTs, 2 more WRs, Brooks, Mukuba... A leader not mentioned above: Major.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kne6z4yhxHI&pp=ygUMY2xheWJvcm4gMTAx

Clayborn was All American, Pro Bowler, SWC quarter mile track champ. One of our greatest DBs, and stellar KO returner. As an NFL rookie he returned 3 KOs for TDs. One was on national TV and now on YouTube. I'll post it later. Or just reference "Clayborn 101" at YouTube. Watching Jonah play baseball his loose limbed style reminded me of Raymond Clayborn.