Casey67

Ya'll averaged 1.5 points per game in the 2025 College Football Playoffs. Congratulations. Ya'll represented the great state of Texas so well. Watching the two train wrecks (as well as OU) is the next best thing to being there.

What about when John Candy, as he drives a station wagon head on through two semis, becomes the devil and laughs while staring into Steve Martin's eyes in Planes, Trains and Automobiles?

They should have recreated the Home Alone spider scene. Marv wearing an aggie shirt. Kevin wearing burnt orange. The spiders name would be "Opponent with a Winning Conference Record"

Miami? They beat Notre Dame (and just beat A&M (who beat ND to put a further stamp on the decision). You can't possibly think they should have been higher than Miami right? Ole Miss played an SEC schedule including going 1-1 vs. CFP teams. Notre Dame went 0-2 vs. CFP teams. It's almost as if you're saying "If ND has a comparable schedule with another team (instead of stronger) they should get the nod..." If I'm misreading your overall point, apologies in advance. If you actually do think ND should have been in based on their schedule........I'm laughing.

With Juluke's energy and Texas resources, he definitely won't be considered "too big" of a game to hunt. I'm just wondering if we go after 2026 RB Savion Hiter (Michigan's commit) once he's allowed to withdraw his letter of intent due to a head coaching change? Having a brand new RB coach kind of opens the door for that. Imagine pulling Malaki Lee and Savion Hiter from that class?............................it's ok to dream!

I mean..........look at the National Championship Signs at Kyle Field. Fiction is stranger than truth.

I watch most from my laptop without logging in* So the only time I listen under my youtube handle is when I'm in the car logged in via my phone. I'm not sure I've missed a video in a couple of years though. I'm probably at 0.5% * I just don't like feeding algorithms. I truly believe there is a psychology behind them beyond what most of us understand. This keeps my search results wide open and not leaning towards results I might have extreme feelings (positive or negative). So I just bookmark my sites, use a VPN, use Brave Browser that deletes all my history upon exit, etc.. Most guys who go out of their way to be that anonymous are either doing shady things or are simply paranoid that someone is monitoring them. I literally do it to protect me from myself......if that makes sense.

Top Four Moments: (spoiler alert) A) Oklahoma's "easier to kill than originally thought" t-shirt. 2) aggie puts down 11 W shaped soft poofy pieces of cereal to stop Miami from entering his house. D) the Longhorn sitting on a couch, drinking bourbon, and enjoying the whole show. His statement about "the next best thing" was spot on! Sincerely, Buzz

This isn't the NFL. There's no deferring todays money for tomorrows.

He looks like a giant weeble wobble

in THEIR stadium nonetheless.

After soakin in aggie tears on the internet, I realized something from our beloved little brothers: It was the wind that caused the offensive ineptness. So THAT is what was pushing Trey Zuhn backwards. (All this time I thought it was Reuben Bain) Don't laugh at Zuhn. The wind is holding him down. It's just not fair.

What happened to him? The same thing that happened the game before that.........he faced a good team.

If you had told them that the night before the Texas game they would have thought you were delusional..........but then again, delusional people usually think everyone else is delusional.

He nailed the beginning of the seasons (predicted OSU and Florida losses) but then kind of flamed out at the end of the season........wait a minute............is Bobby an aggie?

The ole aggies figured out a new way flame out. Lose to your arch rival and score 3 whole points at a home playoff game. I mean, yea, they made the playoffs........but their last two games? Way to finish aggies! We cheered you the whole way!

on being the first college football playoffs teams to lose at home. Congratulations. (I'm sure aggies will argue that they are the best team to ever lose a home playoff game and give themselves yet another trophy)

I think back to Sark's arrival and the one hire that felt like Sark kind of "settled" on was PK. I'm not saying Sark didn't go big game hunting (he did, he wanted Muschamp) but we wound up in the SEC with a coordinator who developed his system in the PAC 12 and initially had a hard time adjusting to the Big 12. Not that PK was a bad coordinator. He was solid. At times, he carried this team. We can't forget that. But............this is Muschamp. Muschamp is an SEC dude all the way. If you have elite defensive talent, you do NOT try to scheme your way to wins as if the talent is equal. You turn that talent loose and that's what Muschamp does. It's as if Sark said, "PK is good but we're not here to be good. We're here to be great." and he's made sweeping changes on offense. With that said, can Sark find it in himself to do that on offense? By all accounts, sweeping philosophical changes are coming as we attempt to build an SEC style bruising offense as well. The RB coaching hire and purging of the RBs on the roster show this to be true and, by all accounts, some guards are going be pursued in the portal. It's as if Sark has said, "I did this is at Bama before I arrived. Let's build that." I think Sark has taken a HARD look at this team, realized he has Texas money and CDC to back him, and is making every change necessary. I'm just a schmuck fan but I have such a good feeling about this. I can't help but think of a sign I saw one time. It was two buzzards sitting in a tree and one was saying, "Eff waiting.....let's go kill something." Hook Em

Wisner would be such a solid complimentary weapon to a bruising inside runner. I can see, after a bruising back has softened up a defense, Wisner being a nightmare in the later parts of games vs. a tired defense. He's so solid in the outside run game, with ball security, with being assignment sound. Although he doesn't have the size of a closer.........he'd be a helluva closer. He's just so solid. I hope he stays. He's our rival killer.

My favorite part of Ewers' game was the way he feathered the ball into the running backs in the flat and how he hit WRs with short throws in stride. It's very easy to underestimate the value of perfectly hitting an receiver in stride. That split second saved by the RB's NOT having to adjust got a lot extra yards around the corner and throwing a WR open as opposed to throwing at him created hidden yards we'll probably never appreciate. Quinn had his weaknesses but that dude had touch I didn't appreciate until I saw Arch throwing the short stuff. Arch has his strengths but they are kind of the opposite of Quinn. Good luck Quinn!

The whole point of my post was that nobody took sides on the issue on this site. They realized it was a possible hot topic.............and simply let it go. Let's all let it go and be glad their is a site that has members with restraint.

another site I was a member of for years (that's name has three numbers). Those members are absolutely destroying each other over a comment Bijan made. I still go on that site to tinker with the class calculator and happened to see the post. It's been a while since I read those posts and my God, I'm glad I'm here and not there. The moral high ground people on both sides are taking over on that site is just sad. Somehow religion is being drug into it and insults are flying. Please don't make this post about Bijan's comments. He referenced an old backyard football game called Smear the Qu**r. He apologized for it. It's over. This is just a post of gratitude to all the members here and to Bobby and the staff for fostering such a better culture. That old site bought out the worst in me and it's the opposite over here. Thank you all.

"Probably" is a bit optimistic in my opinion. Howard is a Michigan insider AND a college football reporter. Couple that with the fact that the culture at Michigan has obviously been garbage for years and I find it hard to believe Howard truly believed this was a solid human. I think (although not with 100% certainty) he was being a Michigan booster when he made those comments.............not a sincere commentator.

Every outsider in every city in America is from Driver Utopia, USA. Also, have you ever noticed that wherever you live, everyone says "If you don't like the weather in So-and-So, just wait an hour. It will change." (It's almost like every place in the world has weather patterns)