Bunk Moreland

This is my point. Not sure what he adds that Mosley doesn’t already provide. If you’re gonna go to the portal, go full Cam Coleman or not at all.

He’s really good, but if the top 5-7 WRs all return and Royal reclassifies to 26 and enters with Bishop, would Texas still take a big-time receiver out of the portal? Seems like that would create the potential for major attrition. Not saying it’s a bad thing—I think Sark NEEDS to upgrade at receiver—just wondering what it all means for the receiver room dominoes.

On its face, yes it is clearly a harder schedule overall. But context matters. Everyone thought OU’s schedule was borderline impossible this year, but they faced a bunch of overrated bums. We are lucky that we will face so many first-year coaches. My big question is how well we load up in the portal. If we can beef up the LOS on both sides of the ball and fill some key gaps, I really like our chances.

Hopefully Sark will open up all positions to competition and bring in a bona fide badass RB. I know he loves his guys, but Baxter just isn’t the same after his injury.

On the one hand, A&M has played no one since Notre Dame all year. They have not been tested by a very good team with equal or better talent. Texas has—several times—and is probably better prepared for this game as a result. Texas is also a very different team at home. I think Texas should be able to move the ball against that overrated A&M D. But I worry about which Texas D is going to show up. We haven’t seen a dominant Texas D for over a month. In the end, however, I think our battle-tested toughness and home field advantage win out, even though my head says A&M. 48-45 Texas. The sheep-humpers turn tail back to Dead Dog Field in shame, another failed attempt to win the SEC.

Good. Let him be confined to dead dog field where he can commune with all his dead dog friends while all the milkmen prance around their fire praying to their dead dog and sheep gods.

Your whole series of replies in this thread is pretty embarrassing. Might want to think about how you treat other people, especially the good ones like Jeff.

The Aggie dorks have been screaming for weeks that they should be #1 in the country. Good to see the typical November meltdown bringing them back to where they belong.

This is the problem with Aggies crowing about Texas’s schedule when they literally have only played the worst teams in the SEC. Nobody truly knows how good they actually are. But today is giving us some answers.