TexasTom

He's smarter than your average bear......that's his truly greatest asset.

Scheyer has been outcoached the last two years. Definitely should have won it two years ago with the players he had. Maybe he will grow into being one of the best coaches....but he's not there yet.

Remarkable. I've been thinking he was maxxing out at each stage. He keeps proving me wrong.

We play 5 out of the Top Ten in that list (excluding ourselves).

That was an extraordinary interview or whatever you want to call it. I could really identify with it. I'm much older than the Shipleys, but I also grew up in West Texas, with a brother 3 years older, and we both played sports every day of the year, went to church, and started college on basketball scholarships.

"And I will say, it’s cool to have this convo about Texas basketball. These are blue blood basketball problems one always reads and talks to other fan bases about." Yes!

Thanks much, Gerry, for keeping us up with basketball info. You're the best.

yes

And not only do we get a new pair of paring knives with our subscription, we also get the best University of Texas basketball writer in the business, Gerry Hamilton. (Maybe that entitles JoeyZura to a second pair of paring knives, but, really, who cares?)

I agree. But I would still like to have him on my team -- off the bench he might spark a win or two, and in practice, he would be a versatile asset.

He would make an excellent 11th man!

Houston's roster gain and our loss. Who wouldn't want Chendall Weaver on their team? I know, I know.....we don't have room for him.

I'm concerned about Gerry. You know, a lot of people who live in their cars, are unaware of the dangers of hot mayo. If he comes down with some kind of food poisoning, he could miss these so-very-crucial first days of practice....not to mention some of the way-too-early basketball reporting.

It's in every state and territory.....except South Dakota.....and Guam.

I was there in the student section also. Texas was defending National Champ and ranked No. 1 to start the year. We were behind and it was late in the game. The student section was on its feet and collectively started stomping on the aluminum bleacher seats, demanding a win -- and Speyrer came through with yet another heroic 45 yard pass play. The crowd went crazy.