Caver60

I have respect for OU's historical commitment to winning championships. That commitment transcends beating Texas. I have no respect for A&M, because historically they were only committed to beating Texas. This is why moving to the SEC was good for them. It's been jarring and satisfying to see them revert to their old ways now that big brother is home, and I welcome their small-mindedness fully. It's what will keep them exactly where they are.

Man, that will be impressive to watch. My son plays D1 baseball. I can’t imagine what playing two sports at that level would be like. Seems like pitching would be the better route for him in terms of getting arm rest during football, but then again both pitching and hitting benefit from work during the fall to be ready for spring.

Earl Campbell when I was too young to appreciate much about football. He made being a fan easy. Britt Hager when I was older and understood more. Watching him gut it out against A&M in those days, with 20 tackles in a game or more, was something. The #60 was magic and made me want to learn more about past Texas players.

Really hope that there isn't enough disappointment in our fan base to make another Simms situation. That Chris hasn't really been back to the 40 speaks volumes and is one of the travesties of my time watching Texas football. Quinn can be frustrating to watch, no doubt. Even Sark gets pissed at his choices during games. Sark can be frustrating to watch at times, too. When Quinn Ewers is operating in rhythm and making quicker reads, he is special to watch. He can freaking sling it. He is a helluva competitor. I'm excited about the next chapter, too. But wow, Quinn did more than his share to bring Texas back. Lifetime Longhorn. No matter how old you are, this dude was a top 10 all-time QB at the University of by God Texas. That's saying something.

38-21 Texas