harveycmd

Countdown to anything boys. Real Texas stuff.

By the way, that was the 80s in Gilmer, Texas.

I remember singing The Eyes every morning in elementary school after the pledge of allegiance and right before the prayer.

What they can expect.

Nice to see the criminal interloper fan base is finally waking up to the QB problem. When a guy throws multiple pics every practice, turned it over four times in his only start, and, most importantly, isn't getting better with practice, then you have a processing/cognitive problem. I hope he's still starting when we play them 12 October. They can replace him after that.

Buchanan kind of had to act stupid during the Schlossngle deal. If he didn't, he would have been roasted by the fan base. Now, maybe he was just saying what he really thought. My point is that in terms of football, Buchanan is more reasonable than the others.

I'm deliberately placing this in non-descript thread. These guys and their numbers are waring on me. We need to get back to the day when they assigned a number and told them to shut the hell up. Damn prima donnas are ruining the game.

Good stuff. Word out of the OU scrimmage is that the offense was "limited." No kidding. Criminal interloper idiots will go crazy in late October when Gabriel is winning big at Oregon while Arnold is throwing multiple interceptions every game. Nice job Venables.

Maybe it ain't fair, but I don't like a guy saying "facts" every thirty seconds. My standard for greatness is just going out and kicking ass on every one in the world. I've posted this before, but the greatness standard for me is 22 year old Kobe literally taking over the world of sport. Sark agrees since he has a quote about Kobe over the lockerroom door. Go get it Longhorns!

Gundy is about five times smarter than Venables. OK State will be better than the Sooners over the next five to seven years. They've been better the last three years.

I'd agree with Bobby and go with Oregon. I think they're only returning three starters on defense. They have a lot of transfers that may or may not work. Hope is not strategy for success.

I don't see any reason why Blue can't be really effective running inside zone. Remember, Baxter had trouble reading the hole in inside zone last season. Further, if Sark's pass protections are so complicated that only one out of five RBs can do it, then he probably needs to change that.

He love the smell of napalm in the morning. Best quote from the 70s-80s. We're not manly enough for it now.

Amen. As my father always said after watching Apocalypse Now, and he served three tours in Vietnam, "Charlie don't serf!"

Oregon and Lanning suck almost about bad as the Sooners. He has never beaten DeBoer in three tries even though he had better talent every time. We didn't either.

Hua!

That's good stuff. I must say, this Olympic cycle has been strange in many ways. It's hard to root for American guys with pearls in their hair and painted fingernails. It's like Caleb Williams with his painted fingernails crying in the stands in his momma's lap.

It's not what the NCAA as such thinks; rather, it's what Michigan's peers think, and they think there's no doubt Michigan blatantly cheated. The scale of this is so much bigger than any other sign stealing operation known of or alleged to this point that it requires a collective response. Like it or not, at this point, the NCAA represents the institutions in question.

It's true that the fan base of the guilty team isn't likely to completely accept the meaning of the punishment, but that doesn't really matter. The games were played, but they weren't played with the structure and rules that legitimized the games. Everyone knows that (even the guilty). Publicly acknowledging it is necessary for maintaining legitimacy.

What seems most significant here is that there is no way Michigan can reasonably claim it was only Stalions and maybe a couple of GAs. Clearly most, if not all, of the staff was in on this. If the NCAA doesn't vacate a number of their wins, it's a joke.

Afro Kobe was the best, which why Sark has a quote about the Momba mentality over the door to the lockerroom. Gerry notwithstanding.

Thinking about SEC snobbery has me wondering. The SEC has the most titles this century, but do they have the best team? Probably not. I think Everyone would agree that Georgia's best team was 2021, but they weren't undefeated; they lost to Bama in the SEC title game. Problem there was that they didn't have a difference maker at QB. LSU's 2019 offense was among the best, but they really weren't that great defensively. Bama's 2015 team was complete, but they don't really seem to stack up with the greatest, most talented teams of all time. Bama's 2020 team was a great offensive team, but it was the weird Covid year that's hard to figure. So we go back to the first decade of this century. USC won a title outright, and shared (claimed) another. That said, it was almost universally claimed at the end of the 2005 season that the Trojans that year were the greatest college football team ever. Problem is they lost the title game to someone else.

Bobby and Gerry have said the Longhorns want this guy. I hope we stay away from the flakes.

ojo