UT Football

tu will do what tu always does. Gets great talent (along with elitist BIG Egos) and produces mediocre teams, year after year.

When was the last time the faggies won a national championship?

What do the Farmers that have to do with it?

tu has consistent top 10 recruiting classes and I really can't remember that last time the steers and queers has a top 25 team.

the Aggies did have a Heisman winner a few years ago though but he wound up as unemployable as Vince Young.

Keep talkin. UT > a&am. Better school, city, research, etc.

You do remember your most recent heisman winner talking shit about a&m?

You assume I went to A&M just because I chose to berate the "Chosen Ones".

I'm just saying that tu takes superior talent and produces mediocre teams. I believe they spent about 25 million for every win last year. Not a good return on your investment.

tu is used by aggies, that's why I assumed you're an aggie.

I don't disagree entirely, but I place a lot of the blame on Mack Brown and his staff. He was out of touch with college football. He passed on Winston, Luck, RGIII, Manziel (kinda glad), and more. I think he took Gilbert over Luck. Mack set us waaaay back.

He really did set you back at the end. Hard to let go when you are on the big stage but he is the coach that got you to the big stage.

We Red Raiders really did hate to see him go but are pretty happy with your latest coaching experiment.

In my biased opinion, if Colt McCoy didn't get, then we would have beaten bama.

I'll never forget the Crabtree catch. That was insane. I wasn't even mad.... It was a damn good game.

I think TT will surprise people this year. They are on the rise and I like their head coach a lot.

Thanks for the kind words Sir and I believe you are correct about McCoy.

I hate to see the Horns down but do enjoy beating them.

Check out reddit.com/r/cfb

Lots of great college football talk. Reddit is a bit difficult to navigate at first, but I really love it. /r/cfb and /r/nfl have a lot of good football talk and analysis.

I credit my two fantasy football championships to /r/fantasyfootball (reddit.com/r/fantasyfootball).

Thanks sir and you do write some good reviews.

I appreciate it! I try not to be too misleading, but I do have a lot fun hobbying.

Let's see how the Baseball Red Rsiders (1st place at this time) do against the longhorn Augieballers in Lubbock this weekend.

My question is how well will Charlie have to do to keep his job? I think they should be at least in contention for the big 12 championship which likely means 9 or more wins. Mack was fired at 8-4 so..

Personally, I dont like Chuck mainly bc he is like a drill sgt without the success and there are always excuses for the losses. He gets paid 5 mil a year plus incentives so he should be doing like Shaka did. I know the sports are different but pay isn't.

Charlie needs 8 wins. Either 8 during the regular season and a bowl loss, or 7 wins during the regular season and a bowl win. Personally, I like Strong. He has zero tolerance for immature behavior on the team. He cleaned house his first year. It's hard to expect him to win when he was changing Mack's culture.

We will not win the BIG XII this year. I think we go 7-6 or 8-5. TCU and OSU will regress. Tech, KSU and WVU will give us trouble. OU, ND, and Baylor are big games for us. We would have to win 2 of these games to win the BIG XII. Hopefully Cal doesn't run all over us again. We'll shit on Kansas and UTEP.

There's too many holes on offense for the team to do better than eight wins. I hope Foreman breaks out this year because he looked good in the spring game. However, the WRs dropped a lot of passes and the Oline didn't play well.