I left UT because of my wife’s court reporting job and finished at McNeese State (hence my user name). We were already in our mid 20s, post my military enlistment. I ended up working the night shift (4-12) at the Williamson County Jail five days a week, so my grades sucked! The change was beneficial for my family, even though I was grown to be a Longhorn Alumni. My Dad played on the ‘63 team as an early walk on. Long story made short, the McNeese staff/Team who I grew to love, almost as much as the Longhorns, implemented that QB change early every game, regardless of score, unless backed up within like the 5-10. The whole team and fan base knew it was going to happen, so it wasn’t like benching the starter. In 2002, MSU beat Western Kentucky by 20+ points in week two or three and was the #1 FCS ranked team throughout the season. The last game of the SLC our starting QB experienced a season ending leg injury. The back up led us to the National Championship (back then Chattanooga), which WKU returned the favor and beat MSU. Jim/John Harbaugh’s Dad was the HC of WKU that year. Hook’em!!!