Blake Munroe

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I’d say since 2000: 1. Texas/USC 2. Texas/Michigan 3. Texas/OU 2008 4. Texas/Ohio State 2005 5. Texas/Alabama 2023 6. Aggies final Big 12 7. Texas/Ohio State Fiesta Bowl Edit: I might add in Arizona State/Texas Holiday Bowl 2007 as No. 8. The “RUDY! RUDY! RUDY!” Game. It set 2008-2009 in motion and the Sun Devils talked a lot of smack before hand. Texas was nails and the next two years were A LOT of fun. I’d probably follow up Missouri/Texas 2008 as No. 9 as well. Fresh off the win against No. 1 OU, Texas dominated Missouri and Colt McCoy played like an absolute animal. That place was rocking too and I didn’t have a voice for days! And to round out my Top 10, the Sugar Bowl win over Georgia.

Sports Illustrated seems to think so. They just released their post-conference title games mock draft and have Murphy going No. 23 overall to Houston.

Haha… the ending was one of the highlights of the video.

Probably just poor wording on the author’s part. Just my .02.

Very true!

My understanding is that the Chiefs were warming up where Tucker was. Tucker didn’t move, so Kelcie threw his stuff out of the way.

I’m rooting for the Ravens for selfish reasons… I have a few Lamar rookies that are graded that I want to put on eBay if they win today! 😂

He was definitely the only one with a film crew! But I’m not sure on the actual answer. Like Bobby said, we will try to find out.

The Ohio State football program is not afraid of NIL any longer. New AD Ross Bjork made that clear during his introductory press conference. He spent a ton of NIL money while he was at Texas A&M to help its football program get one of the top recruiting classes in the country. https://scarletandgame.com/posts/ohio-state-football-nil-collective-raises-1-million-in-a-week-01hn3vzad7zv

From the UC Davis website: Former University of Washington player and coach Brandon Huppert enters his third season as an Aggie assistant coach, and is responsible for mentoring UC Davis' defensive line. This unit played a key role in the Aggies' 2018 championship campaign, one that saw UC Davis' defense post top national figures in turnovers created and turnover margin. Huppert's unit is the key reason why the Aggies' shattered the program's Big Sky-era single-season record in sacks (37), breaking the previous mark by a double-digit margin. “Brandon is an excellent young coach,” said Hawkins. “He will be a tremendous addition to our staff. Having worked for Chris Petersen at Washington, he knows what Aggie Pride is all about and how we want to go about instilling that among the defensive linemen.” Huppert comes to the Aggies following considerable experience with the Huskies. He began his playing career at Boise State, but returned to Seattle to pursue his boyhood dream of playing for Washington. An inside and outside linebacker, he played for Washington from 2007-11, and earned both his undergraduate degree in American Indian Studies, and master’s degree in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership from Washington. Following two stints at the high school level, Huppert returned to his alma mater, first as a defensive coach for Steve Sarkisian in 2012-13. For the last four years, Huppert worked as Washington’s defensive quality control coach until coming to Davis. Beginning in 2014, he was retained by former Aggie player and coach Chris Petersen, when Petersen was hired to replace Sarkisian at the Husky helm. Huppert devoted over four seasons to the Huskies’ defensive quality control position. In that role, he was responsible for all opponent film breakdowns, high school student-athlete evaluations, creation and upkeep of the team’s defensive playbook, daily defensive meeting presentations, plus organization of both the offensive and special teams scout squads. He is a native of Edmonds, Wash., and prepped at Edmonds-Woodway High School. Joining Huppert in Davis are his wife Amanda, who also hails from Edmonds, his son Colton and twin daughters, Hayden and Hunter.

Texas has added a senior defensive analyst to the staff. Brandon Huppert, who comes from Oregon State under the same role, is now officially on the Longhorns coaching staff. From the Oregon State Football website: View full news

That three to go up 72-55 was just the dagger. This game is over barring a miracle.

That’s a bs call on Disu imo.

BYU students chanting “Classless” after Weaver doesnt grab the ball to give to refs.