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Because to be the best, you have to beat the best.

I gotta say, this is a pretty good article, from Forde nonetheless. ESPN article What I hate is that every other team thinks that tried to break up the conference when, actually, almost every other team was also talking about switching conferences. Also, everyone thinks we bolted because we can't beat Texas, instead of the fact that we left for a more stabler conference. You know what, screw all of the other teams, they can kiss Texas' feet and Nebraska's @$$ when we win the final Big 12 Championship and leave for greener pastures.

Considering this winter is supposed to be worse than last year, I'm pretty sure we'll be playing in snow.

No worries guys we have Chase Harp- oh wait

They got screwed by Big 12 refs, so it's not like the Pac 10 screwed them over in any way. So unless the refs get orders from Dodd's puppet Beebe, they shouldn't play a major part in the outcome.

Freaky Franchise

I saw him walking around campus with a backpack earlier this summer. Don't most athletes take summer classes so they're aren't as swamped during the school year between classes and their sport(s)?

Yeah but I am pretty sure we beat ourselves more than they did. Didn't we have like 5 fumbles losing 3 or something like that.

lol, this argument might be valid if it were still 5 years ago. As of now, they're developing talent (Robinson Cano, Phil Hughes to mention a couple) and signing free agents just entering the peak of their careers (CC, AJ, Teixeira) which is a scary combination for the rest of the league, and it's working out well. I know, I just get mad at the Yankee fans who say that their team is better than the other teams, and I'm always like "Of course you SHOULD be better than everyone else, you have more money to pay for the best players than any other team." I've always had a strong dislike for them about as much as Texas and I was heartbroken when Joba got drafted by them. The only reason why I wanted them to win the World Series was so Joba got his ring. But anyways...

It looked like a cover 2 zone, but if you look at it West didn't even bother to wall off or reroute the receiver, he just let him go. Also, the coaches told him that Taylor never pump fakes so the first motion you see to attack, and what happened, Taylor pump faked... and that's all she wrote.

Isn't he an intern, at least that's what he was last year. Oh yeah... Til we can't be beat...

Hey if they do catch us, that means everthing from the Callahan era would be erased right? That means we still have the consecutive bowl game streak and the Callahan era never happened, right?

The ever elusive 11-point TD...impressive! Wow I wish I could do that.

He looks pretty damn sharp right here: The play at 5:25 reminds me of his cousin.

The Yankees can't find talent. They only pay players that are past their prime a crap ton of money.

I agree with this. QB/O-Line is where our biggest weaknesses are, so I would think that improving one of these positions would improve the offense the most. I am unsure of how much of an impact one lineman could make when the rest are average, so I say pick a QB. And our playbook and personnel are built perfectly for Joe Ganz. We aren't built to run triple options anymore, so I don't think a Frazier or Gill would be as effective as they were when they actually played. Defensively, biggest weakness is clearly linebacker. Demorrio Williams, Carlos Polk, Trev Alberts, etc. Either one of those would be exceptional. I'd hope Watson would be able to adjust his Offense to the players he was delt (unless Callihan's inability to adjust rubbed off too much on him)...I think he could do some damage with a Turner Gill or Tommy Frazier pulling the trigger. It's probably also unfair to compare our current Offensive line to our great ones of the past..In the past, we were blazing new trails in weight training/conditioning/creative medicine..Our Great Offensive Linemen were going against much weaKer competition relatively speaking whereas now the competition has more than caught up. But then I also fail to see what was so special about Ganz or Z.Taylor..They were more than servicable, but I doubt much better than Lee will be..But how well will he be at not getting hurt again? Few teams make it with the same guy starting through the whole year. I highly doubt this thread would even have mention of Ganz or Z.T. ten years from now. That's because we've seen them succeed in this offense before. All of the other QB's haven't played in this offense, so how do we know they will succeed or not. I know we could just go by their strengths, but that doesn't neccessarily mean that they would succeed in this offense. Would your rather have a QB that we know has been successful in this offense or one that we aren't so sure how well they would play in this system.

I don't think it has anything to do with them living in Texas. I think it's just listing all of the states that we're leaving (I know we're not leaving Iowa, but we're splitting ties with a team in that state. So I think it is just the name of the song (very good song, by the way, George Strait is the man) then listing the other states in fine print, making the saying "All My Ex's Live in Texas, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Iowa."

Here you go.

Truer words were never spoken. There fixed it for ya

I wonder if he's gone through the rookie hazing yet?

Offense- Joe Ganz; He knew the offense better than Watson. Defense- Demorrio Williams; Remember how much of a beast he was when Bo was our DC.