Texjefe

I’d like to revise my prediction to “what’s the number for St. David’s ?”

That was funnier when the same post from you was up 4 times in a row.

Is Derrek Cooper warming up?

A few things for you, skippy-first, this is Texas. We’re not “the south” it’s Texas. It’s a whole different deal. Secondly, we believe in treating folks like we want to be treated. We remember your hospitality in Columbus last year so we figured that was normal for y’all. And finally, bless your heart!

Rutgers. Bad. That covers it.!

There was a time Texas had a second year quarterback. He beat Michigan in a bowl game. His team played Ohio State and won early in the next season. Unlike that one, this one ain’t close. Horns win 35-14, and Champ is po’d they gave up the 2nd TD.

Nice work as is your custom, Mr. Howell. It has been 50 years since I last strapped on the pads. I’ve watched football go from the wishbone to the spread; from salt pills & no water during practice to sand pits and technology that measures every bodily function; from $25 in laundry money once a month as a freshman fb player at a directional school to whatever the heck these lads bank today. Amazing changes. The game, though? At its core it’s still run the damn rock. Stop the bad guys from running. Show up in a bad mood and take it out on the other sideline. These young men are about to open a 55 gallon drum of whoopyo. It’s going to be a fine season.

The pride and winning tradition of The University of Texas is embodied in you, Ms. Plonsky. I salute you.

When it comes to the excitement and pageantry of college football, this game is somewhere between a mayonnaise sandwich on white bread and cold dish water.

Great story. Reminds me of what I told my boy when he finished his Masters. I want 3 things for you: 1. Be happy and healthy 2. Be a productive member of society 3. Be self sufficient. Not necessarily in that order..

I followed you here after your previous spot because you can write. The entire staff can write sports, not just about sports. The “A’s hire A’s” thing applies.

Sark: “glad I still have a barber…”

I had to go look. Richmond & Rosenberg consolidated in the late 40’s and named the district after Mirabeau B. Lamar, president of the Republic and known as “the father of Texas public education.”

No. He is eligible for the 2027 draft. The NFL’s rejection of his petition was essentially “we want no part of this“ and since he’s not a member of the NFLPA, collective bargaining agreement does not apply. Not really an avenue for successful litigation. On the bright side, I won $20 betting the under on a supplemental draft. Through a friend, of course.

I wonder what the young men..and their parents…who are currently committed to play in Lubbock are thinking. One can spell integrity without TT.