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TreatyOak

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  1. Thanks so much for the correction. Hope Kaleb has success at Auburn, but he looked unsteady in his final HS game. Again, that may be due to their new coaching staff.
  2. They've lost two or three games in the last two years. One was in the state final and the other was the state semifinal, so maybe it's a little premature to write them off. Reasons to think they will be great: Talent. They are usually loaded with talent across the line, and I'm sure the next lineup of stars is ready to make an impact Reasons to think they won't be dominant: Coaching. Their game plan vs Westlake in last years semifinal seemed strange at best. They were very conservative and were still running dive plays into the line in the third quarter when they were down big. They may have lost more than we understand in the coaching department. QB. They are replacing a four-year starter who won two titles, and played in a third. Good luck at Auburn, Dematrius Davis. Competition. As @Helobious pointed out, there are some ascending programs in their region, namely Atascocita.
  3. Say what you will, but everyone has to admit that this thread delivers.
  4. Hahah, love it and sorry you had to deal with that $#^#$#$ Aggy running back. For me to like a win better than the transcendental A&M loss to Appalachian State, it has to be Westlake Chaps win.
  5. Yes, haha. It's more entertaining.
  6. Hahahahah, this may be my favorite college football game of all time. I like it better than any Texas win. Plus, the postgame conference w Jimbo is the icing on the cake.
  7. You think UTSA has a chance in hell in the toughest place to win in college football against the team with the best fans and traditions? Puleeze.
  8. This is stupid. Preseason polls don't mean anything 'til these Texags posters have their say: I am confident we will be much better and be in the CFP. The CFP is the only thing that matters. My prediction for the teams to make the CFP i am very excited by our ranking and texas ranking. it will make this season that much sweeter. I know everyone one here that pays attention already knows this one, but that list shows just how bad the schedules between OU and sips their first two years were biased. 21 is higher than we've finished in all of the past 4 seasons. So that would be an improvement. I know we do what we do but objectively we have a top 5 talent level and even with doubt, a top 10 team. They're only #1 so tv can call it a 1 vs 2 on saturday when texas goes to ohio when your 21 your not a huge disappointment if you don't win big but if your number 1 you are. i think we surprise this year and texas disappoints I am not surprised that we are ranked 21st and 9th in the SEC. An SEC schedule is a grinder for most teams, and I am glad we only play 4 of the teams ahead of us and 2 of them at home. Hopefully, we can finish ranked for the first time since 2020. Edited to feature an even stranger pic.
  9. Please don't mention Jimbo. Now I have sadz.
  10. Someone look up the Statute of Limitations in the state of Texas cause we were robbed!
  11. Great to hear. I’ll follow them next year. It was a great season w smaller schools winning it all but would like to see Texas do better.
  12. Wow that’s awesome. Will he be on the team next year? I’ll b sure to watch for him.
  13. Let's hope Texas football is fueled for the 2025-2026 season with motivation for the University of Texas Ultimate Frisbee team's 2025 D1 Playoff loss to hated Oregon State. With the game tied at 14-14, Oregon State took advantage of an untimely Texas turnover to pull out the win. Here is the emotionally crushing final three minutes, including the 'Horn's Down' sign from the Beavers following the loss.
  14. The Colorado detectives, including FBI, claim they read Chris Watt's* deleted texts to his mistress the same day he was interrogated, which was only two days after he committed the murders. They must have some pretty amazing software. *Chris Watts is the moron who murdered his pregnant wife and two young daughters in 2018 in Colorado cause he was having an affair with a co-worker. The story captivated the internet because he was so freaking normal, and because it was one of the first case where every aspect of it was recorded on camera. It's really amazing to go back and watch all the videos on YouTube, especially the interrogation, since the detectives did a masterful job of getting him to confess. This is the answer I was looking for. Thanks so much.
  15. I don't think the text messages bode well for Isaiah. Rather than deny anything, he apologizes. Life is often messy and there may have been a misunderstanding between them about boundaries. Or, it could be a clear case of sexual assault. Regardless, I sure hope he can get this behind him and get on with his career. He has come so far from his childhood, where he overcame profound poverty. I sure would hate it if this turns out to be a, "Whatever happened to Isaiah Bond?," story.
  16. Well, that was an unfortunate choice of language.
  17. Question for all you lawyer types out there like @South Austin and @Lidig8r: How are text messages substantiated in court? Does there need to be some verification provided by the service provider? I could easily fake text messages to appear legit. Also, as is referenced in the affidavit, is it common for the police to be instructing someone what to text to ensnare a suspect? I know that was done with the Scott Peterson/Laci Peterson murder case in SF, where detectives instructed his mistress what to say when she called him (and they were secretly recording the calls). Not that I have situation similar to that. I didn't imply that at all.
  18. My younger daughter's office is at 52nd and Park. She was out of the office on business but the office was locked down and everyone said it was crazy.
  19. Well, here is some background about the texts from the affidavit filed by her. Not sure it is definitive either way. Her side contends his text apology is an admission of guilt and his side contends she was negotiating for a payout. Over text, Bond told the woman he would be in the Frisco area for training related to the upcoming NFL Draft and asked if she would be willing to meet up, per the affidavit. The affidavit says their text conversations then turned to mutual discussions of having sex and engaging in one act in particular, which the victim said she would consider. According to the affidavit, the two eventually met in person on Feb. 4 and began a consensual sexual encounter after drinking wine. During their interaction, the affidavit says, Bond brought up the notion of the act they'd previously discussed in their text exchanges. The affidavit says, Bond told the woman, “alcohol makes me do things” and asked her to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA). She refused. (That's not a text) After leaving, the affidavit says the woman texted Bond, saying, "Isaiah you were wrong for that I asked you to stop and you kept covering my mouth. I'm in a lot of pain." Bond responded, "You want a 1000 I'm really sorry!" and "Would that make it feel better," the affidavit states. She responded “What? 5k,” and then “1k? Like you asked me to sign then you offer me money? So you know what you did that’s why you covered my mouth.” While meeting with officers at the Frisco Police Department on Feb. 20, the affidavit states the woman texted Bond again as part of a "pretextual interview," and when the woman asked him for an apology, he responded with "I did..." The woman responded, saying, "apologizing by trying to pay me isn't a real apology Isaiah you really hurt me and I kept telling you to stop," to which Bond replied, "I'm sorry," according to the affidavit.
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