Weather looks to be low 40s with maybe some drizzle for the game.
Big question for Mexico is whether they start Herrera (31) and Guardado (35) against the MMA midfield assuming Gregggggg doesn't bottle his lineup.
Most of the projected lineups I have seen for El Tri include at least 6 and sometimes 7 (depending on whether Chaka starts at RB) 30+ players.
Also interesting is that only 6 players on the Mexican roster play their club football outside of Mexico.
It's the only thing he has in his life. Over 21,000 posts, the vast majority of which consist of him belching into the CR echo chamber or trolling on other forums. He literally spends the majority of his waking hours engaged in this behavior. He deserves our pity, not our contempt. One of the great losers of our time.
Yes, which is one reason the football program needs to be completely siloed from the rest of the university. In the immortal words of Cardale Jones, "We ain't come to play school." At Bama, OU and tOSU, it's all about the team and accountability to the team. Dennison laughs at that concept because he believes personal accountability is an outdated concept, but it is a hallmark of all successful football programs and hasn't existed at Texas for a decade.
Motherfuckers need to get in the fucking transfer portal.
If this staff wants to survive, they need to burn the program down (massive transfers out and in and huge recruiting freshman class), build it back from the ashes and silo it off from the rest of the university as much as possible. That is a much easier task for a basketball program but the football program needs to get there if it ever wants to consistently compete again on a national level. Outside of the hard sciences, this generation of students (particularly at an institution like UT) is indulged and coddled like no other in history and it bleeds into athletics. The Ohio State and Alabama football programs don't interact with the larger university. The players live, train, "study", eat and basically exist separate from the university (including the other athletes) in NFL boot camps. If that approach isn't palatable for Texas, stop pretending to be serious about football and embrace Nebraska status (which at least has a legitimate excuse for its irrelevance).
He was elite his first three years in the NFL and broke many NFL records for fewest games to x receptions and x receiving yards. The broken ankle reduced his explosiveness and now he is old and playing with an average at best QB.
Brooks hasn't been at his best but he has been much better than McKenzie who the US soccer media loves to make excuses for. McKenzie has repeatedly sucked.
Dest is out so Yedlin will probably start both games. Arriola will definitely start at least one game (Greggggggg tried to start him all three games last cycle until he was injured during the CR warm up). Lletget and Roldan will both play but hopefully only as subs.
Never forget that Greggggg has no idea what he is doing.
The "just got out of prison" youtube channels consistently claim that prison politics are universally racial and white dudes must clique up with white prison gangs in order to eke out a tolerable existence in medium or high security prisons. Once in those gangs, you have to do as told by the shot callers which invariably involves shanking someone.
Michigan has been a better program than Texas since 2009. Michigan has been an 8-4 program (deflated by 2-4 COVID season) while Texas has been a 7-5 program (inflated by 7-3 COVID season). Michigan has had 4 10-win seasons and Top-15 finishes (11, 15, 16, 18) while Texas has had 1 (18). Michigan has had 2 losing seasons while Texas has had 4. Texas has been actually closer to Nebraska than Michigan since 2009 although Nebraska has had 6 9-win seasons during that period compared to Texas' 2.
There is no bigger joke in college football right now than Texas. It is what it is.
Yeah, If LHN was the sticking point, they would have developed a workaround. As CTJ stated above, the core members of Urban's team wouldn't leave a very stable situation with comparable money in Columbus immediately after signing arguably the best recruiting class in school history.
Oklahoma State also has an elite pass defense. That said, Baylor's pass D (28th in adjusted pass efficiency and top-50 in the adjusted yards numbers) is better than the other teams Casey has started against and Iowa State's is the best we play other this season other than OSU. Not cakewalk defenses the next two game.s
And yet he would have played for the National Championship in 2012 with Urban's team if ND hadn't miraculously survived 5 games against shitty teams. Everyone knows Muschamp is a poor HC.
Yup. People forget that Muschamp went 11-2 his second year. Bowling Green went 11-3 and 9-3 in the two years after Urban left and Whittingham kept Utah performing at a high level for years after he left. Ohio State still hasn't lost a conference game since Urban left.