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    The lines of scrimmage for Texas against Arizona State literally failed to play from the second until late in the fourth quarter. Leavitt came into the game claiming he was the best. Guy's a chump. He didn't make any great throws in that game. Quinn made one mistake in that game. Quinn made three great throws in a row in that game. All discontinuous and all under the most dire of circumstances. And we got supposedly Texas faithful blowing up Leavitt. With friends like that, you don't need enemies.
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    I've said it before. Leavitt can't throw. Being elusive in the pocket doesn't make a great QB. Leadership without an arm won't mean much.
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    The criminal interlopers are worse than the pederast priests at ND. ND is full of institutional pederasty, but they don't cheat the game itself like the criminals.
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    I want the criminal interlopers to lose every game they play. They're cheating, lowlife criminals. Soap dropping criminals don't deserve to be our rival. They need to be 99 to life. Can't wait for them to suck worse than Nebraska.
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    Who was the last NBA team to win three titles in row? I think it was the Lakers and Kobe. After which they literally changed the rules to keep the Lakers from winning every title while Kobe played. Didn't change the rules for Mikey.
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    Arch gonna be the best football player in the world, not just college, in 2025 and 2026. That's what "Jungle Boogie" means.
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    Goober told me gig em means the idiots want to win. No kidding. What does it mean? Hook em means take the horns of a longhorn from Texas and literally puncture the opposition. Longhorn cattle drives from Texas to the railroads in Kansas literally sustained the Texas economy from 1866 until the early 1880s. What does "gig" mean? Far as I can tell, it literally doesn't mean anything. Maybe that's at the base of the reason why "gig em" can't win anything.
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    Gotta admit that Magic is the most amazing. How can you be 6'9" and be the best point guard ever? Best passer ever by a long shot. Could literally pass one handed off the dribble 70 feet.
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    Hug it, Mavs. All time Lakers by position against anything every other NBA franchise could possibly muster. Point Guard: Magic Johnson (greatest point ever) 6' 9" Never been another 6' 9" point. Just imagine Magic and Kobe in the same backcourt Shooting Guard: Kobe Bryant (second greatest shooting guard ever, but my favorite) 6' 6" greatest competitor ever Small Forward: LeBrick James (greatest small forward ever) 6' 8" overrated but still best 3 Power Forward: Robert Horry (weakest position for the Lakers, fundamentally sound) 6' 10" Center: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (greatest player ever) 7' 2" Bench: Jerry West, Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor, Shaq, Gail Goodrich, James Worthy, Michael Cooper) Fat boy Luka obviously doesn't make the list.
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    Can someone explain to me what "Gig em" means? I dislike the criminal sooners more because they're the biggest cheaters in the history of the world and they're in Oklahoma. The Aggies are at least Texans, but their level of delusion is incomprehensible. It's literally a brainwashed cult. That's actually good for us because they're never going to reach the top as long as they're that stupid.
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    Nice Sean Miller interview.
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    Jack Coffee Hays never said anything he didn't do. He's the father of Texas. Watch Woodrow F. Call in Lonesome Dove. Call was based on Hays. Same as my father, grandfather, and great grandfather. He left Goergia to come Texas in 1866.
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    What would be known as the Comanches broke off from the Shoshones in the 1740s in Wyoming. They moved southeast from what is now Wyoming. Texas John Coffee Hays from Tennessee literally killed them in 1830s and 1840s. Woodraw F. Call in Lonesome Dove was based in Jack Coffee Hays.
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    I have a book written on the Comanches taking over Texas in 1790 with this as the theme song. Wrote in 1996 when I was 24.
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    Greatest year in Texas, American, and world history: 1873. Winchester 1873. Colt Single Action Army 1873.
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    Quinn never sucked as bad as Tom Brady against Notre Dame 1998. I remember watching this game in New Mexico 1998. Year Rickey killed A&M to win the Heisman.
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    Told my daughter when she was five that this was the greatest soul song ever. 1973 funk.
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    Kobe Brick House 1977 to 2001.
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    Mateer sucked against every power four team he played in 2024. He sucked against Wyoming too. Criminals better hang on tight to the soap.
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    Considering Blood Meridian or the Evening Redness in the West was published in 1985, and the Lakers beat the Celtics in 1985 I'm thinking all these analytic pretenders blow crap today.
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    McCarthy same as Clint in the 1970s.
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    Daughter just sent me an email asking about the symbolic connection between the physical abnormalities of Kurtz and the judge. I told her there's a connection that McCarthy intentionally wrote into Blood Meridian, but the judge is more and less than Kurtz. The judge is literally a god beyond death, but Kurtz is a frail human. McCarthy is using the judge to symbolize metaphysical principals, while Conrad is using Kurtz to symbolize the decline of European culture. Conrad is talking about the decline of Western civilization. McCarthy is trying to link virility to the ascendance of the West.
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    Don't see how you can make them join a conference. The selection rules for the next CFP agreement need to stipulate that there will be a strong SOS component like they have for baseball and basketball.
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    Why was it depressing? I remember watching guys on TV literally knock down the wall with sledge hammers. I remember thinking that it was great that I was watching it as it happened, and I understood its significance because I had studied history from ancient Egypt to present day, read Henry Kissinger's memoirs about trying to win the Cold War, but that was it and I was 16.
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    Someone asked what I was doing in Athens, Georgia in November 1989 if I went to high school in Gilmer, TX. I went there in June 1989 to stay with my best friend. His mom was a professor of Entomology at UGA.
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