Horns_90

Anybody with his track record doesn't belong anywhere near the 40...uphold the standard.

No. Toxic staff member.

Expect the OL to still get bullied.

We are at the emergency stage....break the glass

Don't forget the $$$ to get evaluated

It's about time....do away with CCGs

Inexcusable punt protection, specifically man-protection, punter aligned at 12 yards, zero shield integrity, no 2-step redirect once hands are on torso... Getting triggered again.........................................................

Mack once said if you don't want to deal with outside opinions, win 10 or more...

Welcome interns...there's a Starbucks on San Antonio at 24th AND another one on 15th (Sark has been spotted here). But if you're into local then there's Jo's on 24th and Rio Grande. Breakfast tacos for the staff is always a pro move, Kesos on MLK.

Careful, a little voice of reason does not usually appease the mob, whose thirst is only quenched by blood.

There is no explanation for turning down the 1st threat.

I’m still so pissed I can’t sleep. Looking at a 4 hour drive home doesn’t help.

Safe travels Brother

Rolling out around 4:30 tonight

And like ou, that also sucks.

Start the countdown...

Awesome stuff...would love to see footage of him at practice....thanks Bobby!

Damn I love this video

Ole FreakNasty liked him some hoes

1. Rolling into Dallas at night on 45 from the south...cool skyline after dark, plus seeing the ferris wheel at the fair from the interstate. 2. Parking on MLK at 7 am, and grabbing a beer from the grocery store to slam before I walk in...if I don't already have a bloody mary in my coffee cup because that's automatic entry. 3. The smells: funnel cake, cotton candy, grill smoke, and horse sh*t. Glorious. 4. That first Shiner Bock, it goes fast because the rest of the morning it serves as my mustard cup. 5. The first Fletcher's, because of course 6. Seeing a bunch of degenerate drunks at the food court stand on tables to proclaim to anyone at the fair what we already know "ou SUCKS" 7. The walk from the narrow steps and concourse to the view of the field 75-90 minutes prior to kickoff...you can literally feel the electricity building. 8. Team entry from the tunnel, yelling "ou SUCKS" during Texas Fight because this is the only game it's appropriate. 9. Kicking land stealer ass 10. Singing The Eyes of Texas with 50,000 of my best friends

The kid's 20, regardless of how much cash is coming his way. He screwed up, will face consequences if he hasn't already, and he'll probably screw up again. He's 20. Revisit your own history at that age. Yes, there is a standard on the 40 Acres, and CDC addressed that to the west side of DKR. I'd also like to take this opportunity to remind everyone what Mack had to deal with, and may we all give thanks we're arguing about QB sack cellys. QB sack cellys. Notable Incidents During the Mack Brown Era 2006 Felony Drug Arrest: In May 2006, Ramonce Taylor was arrested by Bell County sheriff's deputies after they discovered approximately five pounds of marijuana in a backpack inside his live vehicle. At the time, Taylor had already been temporarily stepped away from team functions to focus on academics. Following the arrest, Mack Brown announced that Taylor would not be reinstated to the team. 2007 Texas Suspensions: Mack Brown suspended a total of seven players ahead of the 2007 season, with six disciplined over alleged illegal activities ranging from driving while intoxicated and drug possession to more severe accusations. [1, 2] Alamo Bowl Suspensions (2012): Backup quarterback Case McCoy and linebacker Jordan Hicks were suspended and sent home from the Alamo Bowl following a San Antonio police investigation into an alleged sexual assault at a hotel. No charges were eventually filed by the Bexar County District Attorney's office, and both players were later reinstated to the team. [1, 2, 3, 4] Pizzeria Arrests (2012): Three senior Texas players—defensive end Alex Okafor, safety Kenny Vaccaro, and tight end Barrett Matthews—were arrested at a downtown Austin/pizzeria area for refusing to obey a lawful order to leave, resulting in Class C misdemeanor citations. Mack Brown handled the discipline internally within the program. [1, 2]