Chris Sweet

We shall see.

Yeah, it was a tough break. We should have only had 5*s for the whole class...

Congrats 11! Watching this guy get off the line at the snap has been special this year. Twitchy!

Yeah, never heard of him, the books, or the movie -- while in school or after until I looked up the name randomly when I saw the sign. I started watching Longhorn football in junior high when Ricky was running wild. Sorry if I lose my Longhorn card if that is blasphemy.

This. It's worth it for the sanity of not seeing another ad for how I can get ripped in 3 days by consuming beef liver and jumping rope while wearing an infrared mask.

@CJ Vogel, the prodigy, sees an untapped media market in Cow Town USA. Bobby Boom Burton seeds an investment for the Prodigy to start a sister channel, On Aggy Football.

I was at UT in the VY / Colt era so that'll help age me. Last week, I attended a Holiday concert for my son at Wheatridge High School here in the Denver area and saw the sign below hanging in the gymnasium. I'm curious by nature so looked it up and learned some Longhorn history. Freddie Steinmark (January 27, 1949 – June 6, 1971) was an American college football player for the University of Texas Longhorns. He inspired his teammates by his faith after his diagnosis of bone cancer and subsequent leg amputation during his junior year. Twenty days later, he observed from the sidelines, and his team won the national championship that year.[1] Steinmark has posthumously been the subject of a number of inspirational books and a movie. @Bob Shipley @Bobby Burton

For the record, I knew it was horse dung. I dropped it here for the comedic comments and the community did not fail.

Exactly!

This article has me scratching me head about Banks. What do y'all think? https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10147708-2025-nfl-draft-br-nfl-scouting-depts-risers-and-fallers-from-cfb-regular-season?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial

I missed it too but keep that $20 and buy a couple of Shiners on me.

I started following you guys around 15k YT subscribers. Thanks for keeping this Colorado transplanted Longhorn feel a bit closer to home. Hook’em!