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Now we know what a close loss versus Clemson feels like

Take the loss pussy

24/35 for 314 yards, 2 td's, 0 int. also, 19 carries for 72 yards and 3 td's. there are a lot of you who need to fuck off.

Is there a more aggy stereotype than this? Very Thujone-y

The trio of CJ, LJH, and Duv is the best we’ve had since ship and Quan. Props to this group for making hard catches and tough runs after catches. They’ve been a big reason for our wins this year. In the conversation for the best WR corps in college football forsure. fuck ou

My humble addition to today’s greatness

aggies are trash sooners are trash This dude is a sooner and an aggy. Good lord

I went back and pulled these comments from this thread. All of these comments were posted here AFTER our first victory at K-State since 2002. I'll let the words speak for themselves. Moving forward, my greatest hope is that we support our players, cause they're really awesome. "Not at all. I just prefer to have a different type of QB than what Sam has to offer." T’Boo Ted Marshall "...in other words we wouldn't be surprised if blitz packages and disguised coverages lead sam to turning the ball over, or if OU decides to blitz on every single 3rd down and 4+ because sam has proven that he can't hit an open wr even when he has a clean pocket. we won't be surprised if accounting for 6 total offensive points vs OU results in a blowout loss." Goo Punch "Either they teach Sam how to throw a football or find someone who does. Beck gets paid $800k to coach our QBs." 6th Street "That first long pass where the WR was all alone and Sam missed him by a mile, I think that there’s no fixing that." XYZ "I don’t think his football IQ will improve much…" closetojumping "I don’t think Ehlinger is good enough to merit the other guys not pushing him or not passing him. ...unless Mehlinger just totally shuts it down by being a part of a 12-2 season here this year or something." closetojumping "Outside of mocking Lolinger…" closetojumping "He is inaccurate, that is fact. Completion % be damned. Watch the game with your eyes." Fico "Half of his completed passes are shit throws that if he was accurate would go for considerably more yardage." Fico "That is not opinion, it’s fact." Fico To which Viper responded... "…Yeah, I'm really not sure why people can't agree with this." "We would have a much better shot at winning this Sat if we could trade QBs with OU" 6th Street (My personal favorite) "Sam could learn a thing or two from Case McCoy on how to hit an open WR." 6th Street (this one is also pretty amazing) "...we're still allowed to point out that he hasn't exactly been inspiring a lot of confidence in his play heading into the ou game." Goo Punch "…because we're winning none of his obvious flaws matter or are allowed to be discussed. because we're winning we all have to sit around slurping our mediocre qb, right?" Goo Punch (Goo Punch, I retract my apology)

It's not a 2 point loss to Clemson, but I'll take it.

Cryler Murray

Watched it in a hospital room as well. My wife had twin babies Wednesday, and my little girl is in the NICU. This hospital needs a bar.

Guaranteed I said.

Just beat our 3rd top-25 team and you guys want to talk about a 2020 sour grape. Have some fun for once...

GAME RECAP In the first quarter, when it was obvious the 'Horns came to play, we were: And when blowU was turning the ball over and Sam was Tebowing his ass off, shit was like: But then we started playing dumb in the fourth and things got uncomfortable: And when OU tied things up: But then Dicker the Kicker stepped up and everyone was:

Kyler played hard but came up short. He failed at the little things and didn't reach the heights he had anticipated. It's tough to see someone not measure up and end with a lowly performance. Pussy

I feel bad for Closetojumping. This rivalry win must be tough for him.

Actually, the OU comeback had a weird sense of satisfaction after Dicker nailed the FG. Made me imagine.

Thoughts on this game after the dust has settled a bit: -Ehlinger played easily his best game as a Horn today. He's done that a few times this year, which means he's really starting to improve. His overall management of the game, ball control, and decision-making have improved immensely from the Maryland game. He made all the right plays today, and put this offense on his shoulders. -Keaontay Ingram is a future Heisman contender, if he can stay healthy. He has that "it" factor I haven't seen from a Texas back in while (probably Charles/Benson). -The defense forced OU to run the ball. For most of the game, Texas' secondary was absolutely stout, not giving Murray the little windows he's used to finding. They were beat over the top once or twice, but you'd expect that against the quality of athletes that OU has at the WR and QB position. Murray can create windows to throw in by sucking the safeties up to respect his running ability. By and large, they kept the game in front of them, which was a huge boost to the overall defensive effort. -This game was not as close as the final score would indicate. Let me be very clear, I was shitting bricks as soon as I saw the comeback begin, and Texas easily could have lost the game. In that sense, yes, it was that close. What I do mean is that Texas dominated the trenches, particularly on the offensive side of the ball. The Red River Shootout usually (not always, but usually) comes down to which team wants it more. That was obviously Texas for all but about a 5 minute stretch of the game. OU is good enough to punish that kind of lapse, but if Texas' playcalling hadn't gone into a shell with 10 minutes to go, and even despite that, if they hadn't committed a few unnecessary penalties in those sequences, we wouldn't be talking about a nail-biter for the ages, we would've been talking about a well-deserved ass kicking. There was no evidence OU's defense could stop Texas' balanced offense had they not limited the playbook, especially when they needed three stops on 3 possessions. I had a bad feeling as soon as I saw Texas running the game clock when we got the ball back up 21 early in the 4th. I knew our playcalling was going to get conservative, and being one-dimensional is a great way to let OU back into the game. -OU is soft. I don't mean this a typical, disparaging way fitting of an arch-rival, but their whole team, save for their RBs, seems to shy away from contact. Murray folds like paper when he feels pressure. He doesn't like to step up in a congested pocket. Their defense didn't seem remotely interested in making any solid tackles. There were multiple 3rd and longs where their unwillingness to wrap-up directly led to Texas finding themselves in a 4th and short, instead of a 4th and 7 or so had they just put a decent contact on the receiver. Both of those led to points. Honestly, it reminded me too much of Texas teams in the early 2000s against OU. Those games came down to effort; both teams were similarly stacked, and yet despite that, it was more often than not a complete ass-kicking. In stark contrast, since Charlie Strong got to campus, Texas seems to have been playing this game with a physicality and intensity it lacked during the Mack years. Sure, we've split the last 6 meetings, but Texas came into all of those as the underdog. And every one of the last 5 games was a one-possession game. All in a dumpster-fire era for Texas. So what's the prognosis? I've still yet to see Texas play a 4-quarter football game this year. We've played three 3-quarter games (USC, TCU, and OU), but I'm still searching for that dominant, 4-quarter performance where the game was never in doubt from the opening kick.

or this

So we miss out on him them win a national championship without him while he doesn't. Sounds like a plan.

Go on....

11:00am 2:30pm

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Peter Mpagi's reaction is by far the best.

I hope you forever wonder what could have been ever since you tweeted that Texas #1 jersey on your secret visit. This could have easily been you beating that OU ass but you went full Aggy. Never go full Aggy.

EJ put in a CB for Bru to the good guys

Watching in a hospital room with a lifelong longhorn - pretty sweet.

Defeated

The Eyes are always sweeter in Dallas

I think I'm going to replay this game and jerk off to it.

First off, congrats on the hard fought win. That caliber game is exactly what this rivalry deserves and it’s good to see it back. Like I said last year, I’m still thoroughly impressed by Ehlinger and his toughness. Kid has that ‘it’ factor. Ended up talking to his mother for awhile as she tried to escape the sun for a bit. This is probably the worst 3rd down and turnover creating OU defense I’ve ever seen. Just abysmal. I haven’t seen stats but it seemed like Texas was 85% on third down. Mike Stoops should not be allowed on the bus. He’s done. Since I’m working the game, the nature of my presence doesn’t allow me to see every single play to completion, but from what I did see, Texas was the better-more consistent team- which feels weird saying. If any of you asswipes were in sections 24 or 25 you probably stomped on my toes as you entered the section. Anyways, good to see these quality matchups between the two new coaching regimes. That stadium was rocking on both sides. Good stuff. Boomer.

Coaches played to run out the clock and it took all momentum away from Sam. Took him out of his rhythm. We easily score 60 had we just let him do what he did the whole game. "Good enough to win"?? Lmao. He led us to 48pts and this was after going into a shell for 3 drives or whatever. Best game by a UT QB this decade.

The country is at its lowest nadir since the civil war. Anyone who is happy now is a moron, regardless of political affiliation.

Hager said a blow u lineman squeezed his nuts trying to get the fumble out of his hands so Hager squeezed his hands with his legs until the guy cried uncle