Sanka Decaf

I'd rather see this than rat poison.

🙏

SMH

56-14 Texas.

I guess this doesn’t violate the “southern hospitality” standard.

Arch is still ramping up. When he gets up to speed - and he will at some point in the next several games - this offense will be the juggernaut we hoped it would be by now. Having seen him 2nd half last year, it’s going to happen. Watch out when it does!

I was there and, from my view, it was warranted. It wasn't out of control booing and it was really on particular plays that seemed like odd calls. It never felt like it was directed to particular players - more to plays. A lot of discussion in the stands at halftime about whether the moment was too big for the team and its stars. What an ending!

38-35 Texas

100%. I was careful to say the thing should be applauded. 🤫

“No one is perfect” means even flawed individuals can do great things every once in a while. That was a great thing and it should be applauded.

leverage

Agree - we need a power runner and Simon did a nice job on Saturday. Until Cooper is 100%, I would welcome seeing Simon play that role. Defer to coaches who are closer, and I understand Brown was a good blocker, so that may come into play as to how much we see of Simon.

Michigan had 9 penalties for 80 yards and 3 turnovers. I think Kyle is a good coach and will do what he can to help them fix things. Their QB had a terrible game. If they can't establish the run, I'm not sure they do better than 7-5 or 6-6 this year. You make a good point about the injuries. Michigan has a good defense, but so does OU. I could see more turnovers for UM against OU being the deciding factor, and think both teams will struggle to run the ball against each other (with the OU OL injuries you mention). I still think it's double-digit win for OU.

Not only the clock issue, but on each of WMU's last two drives there were missed penalties on Michigan that would have extended those drives (including a blatant facemask no call where the helmet was turned halfway around). Arguably, there shouldn't have even been time for Michigan to try and score if the blatant penalties were called. Michigan did not deserve to win last night. WMU defense is legit (at least against whatever OL and QB Michigan has this year - have to judge after next weekend), but the WMU office was pretty ineffective for most of the game. The 13 minute (yes, 13 minutes) drive from third Q into fourth Q for WMU wore down Michigan defense pretty good.

UMass starts the year 136th out of 136 (overall, and offensive and defensive with only special teams higher than 136th). It has always seemed more reactive than prospective to me. I get it's first game of new season, but maybe they should just wait until a few games have been played. All this to say . . . Texas is ranked too low!! 🤩