Inspired73

This is not correct. You must have gotten your data from MSN!

Seems like a pretty 'buttoned-up' guy to me. This game seemed a little different to me. Yes there were a couple of absolute bone head incidents.............but all in all our penalties were from being over aggressive. For the first time all season, we played with our tails on fire. Frankly, I (and my newest best frient Spec's), will live it!

Yep that was great. We were in upper deck. The Texas trainers turned him around. We had terrible seats. Around row 3-4 on the 5 yard line or so, then Stoney Clark snatched victory form the jaws of defeat. I yelled so long and hard that I got dizzy. I had bruises on my back from the guy behind.........whom I did not know.

B.S. We had multiple "brain farts" yesterday. Something that is very unusual for UT athletic teams in any sport........but it happened. By in large my take on the game was there we were a little 'over-hyped'. Usually that wears off after a quarter, but our guys were ultra into the game....... I will live with it. If you want ultra cool.........go be a USC fans.........plenty of seats available.

You seem happy? Why? It is to our advantage for OU to keep Brent! It is to our advantage for AM backers to think that Numero Uno in NIL = Nattie............ Some of you guys are very shallow thinkers...

YEP. The beauty of these kind of games early in the season is that the coaches can see those who can play........ and those that can make plays. Masco was the difference maker in this game. He forced a shift in the opponents "motus operandi".

I am asking because I have zero knowledge of LSU's internal workings. I wonder how much of this is being generated and driven by the athletic department vs. how much is coming from the $$$$$ men? We know Tech was Cambell'$ war. Their coach was just a duckling......... To me, the LSU thing has a slightly different smell. Help me understand.

"We handled everything the right way and with integrity........." Weel, that is what I get for not following the Red Raider Saga more closely! I'm embarrassed. All I remembered was whining about TT being verbally abused, and being compliant with a less than transparent player regarding his addiction. (and his entourage). Thank you Mr. Campbell for setting me straight! Please accept my apology for any 'tacky' thoughts that I may have had.I

Dear Marcel There is a lot of football between now and the Texas game. You may want to re-adjust your focus. If not, the Bluebonnet Bowl will be in your future.

Unfortunately, CJ is in the age group that thinks being super critical, sprinkled in with a dash of pessimism is the cool journalistic thing......... It will pass, but he is a long way from his 40's.

your basic assumption is incorrect.

Given what I have seen with the Astros pitchers (my only real reference point), TJ is really a 2 year start to finish heal. lf you rush it, you risk further damage.

WE HAD 2 PENALTIES FOR 30 YARDS................ WE DID, HOWEVER SHOOT OURSELVES IN THE FOOT WITH FUMBLES AND OSCIES

Not sure which game you are referring to, but if it is a certain Cotton Bowl...............well, we all know the story!

Wow, what a great group. All of these guys were super. As a Galveston guy, I will always be a Big Casey is numero uno. I became a life-long Horn with the 65 Orange Bowl. 4th and goal for the game. Not one Alabama offensive lineman made it to the line of scrimmage.....much less Joe Namath. But the picture of that play on my wall as a high schooler. Mitchel was at Texas when I was there. 30 straight wins! Royal teams never ever made mistakes like we see today. There were no off-sides, holdings, motion, illegal blocks, busted assignments. The message was clear, "You F-up and another all-american is waiting to replace you."