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17-14 Texas. Colt loses his media Heisman shine, but gets redemption in Pasadena. 2005 redux.

Mangino seems like a pathetic human being.

$aban could have been in the list at LSU, but the lure of the NFL was too great.

They aren't from the SEC are they?

FIFY... As to your bet, I'm thinking it goes down like this (complete with the Hook'em at the end):

Mack's greatest asset is something that I'm not sure can be taught or learned. He has near perfect memory - like eidetic memory - when it comes to people - faces, stories, etc. I believe it is a key component in his ability to relate to HS coaches and recruit. A lot of Mack's persona - as seen on TV - seems phony or forced, but talk to anyone who has spent 5 minutes with the man and you get a much different picture. One thing he should learn from Mack Brown: You don't freestyle Texas Fight.

Congrats to Suh. He's a beast.

I expect a low scoring game. Texas O will score some points, but I am quite sure it's going to be a slow, painful process much like our OU game.

I borrowed your avatar NEwhere. Hope you don't mind. I'm not sure if my ShaggyBevo avatar fits this forum's mores.

Malcolm Williams and the A&M defensive game plan against Shipley say hi.

Rats... Can't seem to delete the duplicate post... Sorry.

Here's what an anonymous Big12 assistant (obviously a Sooner) wrote about Texas: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news...s&type=lgns Texas isn't quite the same team now that they were then though.

Here's what an anonymous Big12 assistant (obviously a Sooner) wrote about Texas: http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news...s&type=lgns Texas isn't quite the same team now that they were then though.

Nebraska's win over OU was more impressive than Texas' performance against same. I would caution though that today's Texas team isn't the same team that OU played early in the season. Also, OU didn't have much left in the O tank when Habern went down in your game. I'm looking forward to Saturday. I expect a low scoring, hard fought game.