Oldest Horn

I remember the days when the visiting coaches told their players to keep their helmets on to avoid the coke bottles.

That was about Herman and skipping his senior year for a “semester abroad”.

Like us, Oh St doesn’t let their A listers get away.

Wow, that’s quite a deflection.

Low bar, we shouldn’t go there.

I’m glad Arch apologized. He actually brought up the AI video on his own and proactively commented on how funny it was. He was asked about Sark blowing the reporter off, not the video recreation. Big difference.

I’d say the list is pretty deep. Virtually all are contributing.

Didn’t look like a play calling issue. It was all execution.

He’d be WR4 (at best) here and looks like that’s where he’s ended up at okie.

I could think of another had the first half score held up last night!

That’s what Sark literally said. So, I’m pretty sure.

He had already waited, and the Eyes Of Texas was starting. He wanted to be with his team. Simple as that.

My guess is short yardage physical calls weren’t working until we wore them down in the 4th quarter. Oh St got tired, we got stronger.

We were at a wedding through the first half and didn’t get home until mid third quarter. At 23-3 I couldn’t bear to come here but I can only imagine what the posts were here during pages 20-40 or so. The smell of urine still lingers!

They did when it counted

I agree, but he was fortunate to have the only two years Michael Penix wasn’t injured!

He’s another guy I’m not 100% on. He was the beneficiary of all those 5th and 6th year guys those two years at Washington.

I think the jury is still out on them. Their defense is nails though.

Watching the Oregon debacle on the ESPN unlimited feed, which means no voiceovers but you hear everything from the stadium. The former is nice but the between plays music in Stillwater is unbearable.

Something was up after he was listed as an “or” starter at WR3 week 1. My guess his he doesn’t have any chemistry with Mateer as he did Arch.

That was the Smells Like A** Bowl.

WR4

My favorite Bob McKay story. “I met with DKR about 5 times during my career. The first 4 weren’t worth a damn, the 5th he told me I made the All American team.”

I was in a dentist’s chair in midtown Manhattan. When I was checking out the dentist popped out and said some plane hit one of the towers, everyone kind of shrugged and thought it was some private plane gone awry. By the time I got back to our office the second plane hit and the tone got way worse. A couple of our traders were on the phone with guys in the towers who ended up not making it. Everything stopped cold. We watched the news for a few hours absolutely silent outside of some sobbing. Around noon we went a few blocks to the Red Cross to donate blood. The line was already around the block and they were sending people away. They started running trains to the burbs where every train was local and they just filled them up and sent them. We were with many people covered in dust from the collapse. As a town we were fortunate, less than two dozen died. And no one from our church or elementary school. But our church offered our cathedral to any nearby church who had capacity issues. I remember the entire region being in a walking coma for weeks. It wasn’t until Christmas season that things began to feel back to normal.

Conferences were around long before CCGs, so I doubt it. Unless CFB gets some sort of antitrust exemption or there is a collective bargaining agreement, conferences are the only governing body the courts respect.