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I wouldn't get too excited. I also remember the first drive against Tennessee.

There is too much talent in that room not to have them on the field more often.

You people are insufferable.

I'm kind of shocked how well Muhammad is playing for Chicago. I thought it would take him a couple of years to "get it" if he ever got it at all.

45-12, Texas.

27-16, Texas.

Great.

That's the last I want to hear about Sam Leavitt being some kind of wonderboy quarterback. He can join the same scrap heap in which John Mateer resides.

Manute Bol wouldn't have been able to catch most of the passes Manning has throw Wingo's way tonight and people will still find a way to blame Wingo.

Mateer is so bad. How this guy ever gained any traction as some kind of supremely talented player is baffling to me.

What's John Mateer's new excuse for this particular game? He has a tummy ache after eating some rancid Oklahoma brisket?

Never forget that there were people in this community who wished Ryan Wingo had transferred in place of Parker Livingstone.

Rightfully pointing out that Mack Brown's final years at Texas led to 10+ years of degradation and utter embarrassment is not "slander". It's a fact, regardless of how much you or anyone else whine about someone stating it. Mack Brown was as responsible for dragging Texas football out of the abyss as he was for plunging the program back into it. He was a stubborn, underachieving old man who didn't want to let go of his job when it was clear he was no longer capable of doing it and it cost the program dearly.

Dez Bryant in the NFL. Ricky Williams at Texas.

I saw the video from the review itself not too long after the game ended, and it's pretty clear there was one second remaining when the ball is contacted by the player who established himself out of bounds. Unfortunately for Michigan, the narrative has already been set and you can see some of the evidence for that in this thread.