LonghornFan4Ever

What losing Isa Torres does to an administration…

I love Sean Miller, man!

That game against Tennessee in Knoxville is scary ngl

Georgia at #1 and Texas at #2 would be so fitting. Take care of business against UTSA and in SEC regular season play and go earn that #1 spot in Atlanta.

Until last night, I was saying no win in the Sark era was going to top 2023 @ Bama, but given how this win occurred, this one takes the cake for me. Either way, these two wins are wins over the “titans” of college football. Were the wins over OU, A&M, Clemson, ASU, OK State, and last season’s Vandy team great? Yes, but this win felt like one of those “turning point” type of wins for Sark and this program to push closer to the mountaintop of college football.

Hell, they can be both at the same time like Florida 20 seasons ago.

Chris Paul hits a huge three to cut the lead down to 42!

1 natty in the last 56 years. No one should be surprised by this at all...

I think the national media underestimated the effect losing both coordinators was going to have on Oregon this season. Talent alone cannot overcome that. Must win game for them in two weeks @ USC if they want to make the CFP with a trip to Columbus looming in the first Saturday in November.

Looking at Oregon's Big 10 schedule, they may not make the playoffs if they lose to USC.

They're ready to rush the field.

No clue how Tulsa had this dude in a blender last week...

As a Texas fan, I'm so glad Lebby left the OC gig he had at OU for Mississippi State. That's the last time OU actually scared me. Imagine Lebby's offense with BV's defenses post-2023...