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ChiTownDoc

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  1. Reading one page here was all I heard all day about this racist’s funeral. Not sure how some of you do it.
  2. Hey man, I just know whatever is posted here. That’s my base of knowledge. So that’s how I post. If we are serious, after UT looks good against UF they’ll likely be favored by 4-7. OUsux
  3. Maybe not by 50 but you have to be heavy favorites.
  4. I’d agree. Arnold talked shit leaving the field but that’s after he caught a bunch of needless BS. Most fan bases are stupid. The posts here begging for Arch and shit talking Ewers come to mind. But Arch does look back now.
  5. Yep, but there's also a national conspiracy to hide it. lol
  6. He had 2 fingers out. lol. It’s a bad angle that shows that. You act like it wouldn’t be a huge scandal. But we will definitely lose by 50 in Dallas. You guys are back. I’ll give you that. Looked salty.
  7. Might be the luckiest win I've ever had with the -6.5. Thanks Arnold.
  8. Prob same world as Tulsa 16-3 at half over OSU. And it’s not that close. Bullying the pussies. I’m sure that ‘or’ was meant to be an ‘and’.
  9. Gundy is a poor man’s Dabo. Just didn’t start his fall from nearly as high.
  10. OU was gonna be OSU per OSU fans. Even OSU can’t be OSU. This is brutal.
  11. This is a HUGE problem, actually the root of all of this imo. For huge swaths of this country online is their real life. Everything else is bullshit. I don't see it changing anytime soon.
  12. Never. But I definitely have value at +9.5.
  13. Jalen for sure. Not sure Kyler was really that good. But yeah it’s a shit list and you could argue Jalen is much more Bama than OU. Just a paltry list overall considering OU and UT are no doubt blue bloods…
  14. Top 10-15. What other OU or UT QB’s were top 10-15 over the last 50 years in the NFL? Maybe 2-3 guys?
  15. Certain franchises are trash. ‘He couldn’t lead a bad team’. Maybe. But who’s gonna lead Dallas out of Jerry’s BS? And Cleveland and Carolina are run even worse if that’s possible…
  16. He’s no Arch but dude is pretty damn good.
  17. I think every SEC opponent is ranked that OU plays. Also read the OU thread. There’s serious deep seated issues in the foundation and they poor bruh. Texas struggles don’t change those facts. Croots ain’t coming anytime soon…
  18. Texas likely finishes ahead of OU in the SEC but crazy to think after 3 games Mateer is an absolute no brainer over Manning. Sark will turn it around in the moneyball era.
  19. Maybe that opener vs tOSU was a cripple fight. They look like ass.
  20. Damn. This is after editing? I’m drunk too though. Cheers
  21. There’s a whole article in The Athletic. It’s nothing special. But they did an article because it’s odd. Temple was pretty good when they did it. OU also got a 2 for 1 and didn’t have to pay to play a subdivision team so saved some cash. We don’t have billionaire money. Here’s a part of the article. Temple football had just ripped off the first of two consecutive 10-win seasons under coach Matt Rhule, and the school’s athletic department leadership was thinking big. The time was right to start pushing for a football stadium for the Owls, who were — and still are — playing their home games at Lincoln Financial Field, the 67,594-seat home of the Philadelphia Eagles. Then-athletic director Pat Kraft gave chief of staff Sean Padden an assignment: Find a blue blood, a traditional power, one of those programs with easily recognizable helmets, to agree to play a road game against Temple so they could tell school and city officials, “If you build it, they will come.” “I called all over the place,” said Padden, who now works for Rhule at Nebraska. “I called USC. I called UCLA. I called Alabama. I called Florida. The guy from Florida, I can’t remember who it was, but he was the only one that was most honest with me. He was like, ‘Sean, you just won 10 games. I don’t know what’s going on up there.’” Padden found an enthusiastic taker in Oklahoma, fresh off the first of four College Football Playoff appearances in five years as Big 12 champions, and in June of 2016 the schools announced a “two-for-one” series: The Owls would open the 2024 and 2028 seasons in Norman, and the Sooners would play in the City of Brotherly Love on Sept. 13, 2025.
  22. That hits different coming from a tech fan. And I was born in Lubbock. And still admit it.
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