Robison is right, but even that group had a few stinky wins, too. They played down to their opponents more than once in that golden era. In 2004 VY had to pull a rocket out of his ass and then get a big assist from Tony Jeffrey to barely win against Kansas to keep that season alive.
Yesterday was another ugly win with glaring concerns on both sides of the ball. Depending on Ewers' status, I'm not sure if I'm more worried about the disappearing offense or the disappearing Watts-less secondary. Anyway, on to face a team full of married 26 year olds.
On the bright side, the ball carriers looked pretty nice. I loved seeing Baxter in limited touches. He looked like he's feeling really good, more decisive and faster than in earlier games. I assume he's healing from the lingering injury. Texas will have to get the best out of him alongside Brooks.
Red is maybe completely out of the doghouse, and you know what they say, you can take the dog out of the house, but you can't keep the dog out of the house.