AnotherLawyer

That's mostly just tceh.

And that article is 10000% fucking wrong. Syntex did an analysis definitively proving that narrative was false.

How fucking old are you? 12? We lost points in the AP, Coach's, etc. It was the computer polls that boosted us. Mack's politicking had the opposite effect in the polls where people did the voting.

Morans who keep wanting Sark to 'politic like 2004 Mack Brown' are forgetting we dropped in the people polls as a result. So, pretty please, with sugar on top: shut the fuck up.

I love coming back to this thread. Surly needs a Classics forum IMO and this should be the first inductee.

If a fart were visible, that's probably what you look like, man. 💩 11-1 and about a minute away from 12-0.

That's idoit, you fucking casual.

What are you, a lawyer? Almost all of these CFP scenarios have us on the outside looking in and my attitude is I don't care. If we went 13-1 but didn't get into CFP as the first team out, I'm okay with that because what a great fucking season that is. One of the best ever? I don't know, but still great. Probably one of the top 15-20 considering where we've been over the last decade+. Do I hope we make CFP? Yes. Do I hope we win CFP? Yes. My point was it sounds like a lot of you are already doomsaying if we don't make CFP and I was just curious if I'm the only one here not doomsaying...because if we were to finish 13-1 but miss CFP, I would be okay with that. And, bro, don't go throwing around aggy at me. I'm the third consecutive generation of my family to hang a diploma from The University of Texas at Austin on my wall and there's a National Championship ring in my immediate family. You can call me dumass. You can call me idoit. You can call me moran. But don't call me aggy.

Honest question: am I the only one here who would be okay with a 13-1 season where we missed CFP? I imagine I'll get crucified for this.

Fuck tceh.

10-1: more wins than Iowa State rushing yards.

We have more wins than they had rushing yards.

There's no guarantee of that. The NFL has started ten rookie QBs this year including Danny Devito's nephew or whoever. A few years ago 9 rookie QBs started.

Ten Win Steve Pissed In Your Cornflakes

Isn't Blue about 6'/200? That's not that far off of the NFL average 5'10"/210.

Like, hey, wildfire--throw some water on yourself, okay?

Should have said "one of my siblings' kids" TBH.

I mean, if they couldn't get Kubiag to leave the Texans...

So the latest aggy rumor is that they're after Dan Campbell? Also, a "moron of aggy" sounds appropriate, though redundant. Maybe the redundancy is, like, emphasis.

Yeah, I whiffed on Palmer. It was Robert Joseph the next year. Ryan, Robert...2005, 2006...that's not bad for nearly 20 years ago.

Ryan Palmer until he went into the penal system, Erick Jackson, and Brandon Foster were passable as backups. And Drew Kelson was no slouch. I'd say ask Joel Klatt, but he probably has no memory of Kelson.

And also could be the X factor that makes deciding to come back much easier. I wasn't around at the time but I don't think even Chris Simms was cruising around Austin in an Aston Martin, and probably didnt have an apartment/condo quite to the level of what Quinn enjoys. Chris had an Escalade.

My little brother stuck around for seven years and changed majors a dozen times and this is the reason why. Only other places I've seen with consistently equivalent talent: Tceh and Texas State. Back on topic, 10 rookie QBs started this season in the NFL, a new record. The previous record was just four years ago (Kyler Murray, Daniel Jones, Dwayne Haskins, Gardner Minshew, Drew Lock, Devlin Hodges, Will Grier, Ryan Finley, and David Blough). You couldn't pick some of those guys out of a lineup if the other people in the lineup were all dressed as team mascots, and at least four of those guys, and maybe six, had nothing like the arm Quinn has. If people think Quinn isn't getting drafted...what the fuck are you smoking and did you buy it legally? If it's me, I'm thinking my contract could be $9-$12 million now and there's no telling whether I get tossed into the fire rookie season and I'm out of the league due to another injury, or I could stick around, maybe win a Heisman behind the best OL in college, make another seven figures in NIL money, have my career insured by Lloyd's, and my first contract could be $33-$35 million...among the other, ahem, perks.

r/LonghornNation on Reddit is probably better suited to you.