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If we played Bowling Green, we could compare Johnsons. We would say ours is better, but they would say theirs was bigger.

I asked Gerry when Mark would play last night on an OTF livestream. He indeed said that he thought he could possibly play against Syracuse, but the coaching staff and trainers wanted him to be completely healthy before they let him play. So, he couldn't say for sure.

That's a really big johnson.

It's from the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue that is very popular to most people that don't live in a cave. They are selling posters of that picture, I guess because it's such a bad picture. You need to get out more. You sound your a 100 years old.

Vinson looks so much more athletic than Onyema, that kid puts on some good weight and muscle and he will become a force to be reckoned with.

Weaver takes a kick to the nether regions.

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The best punch Tyson landed was the little slap at the weigh in.

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Damn, the womenz beat the hell out of each other, can't see a unanimous decision at all.

Something ordered by team managers wearing Arkansas gear if at any local places, unless they brought their own food and cook.

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You should really file a complaint with Sport's Illustrated, they obviously have no experience or no idea how to photograph beautiful women.

Yeah, that's a terrible picture of her, sorry that everyone can't meet your standards.

Probably, but those mounts and dismounts by Olivia Dunne may get him first. She is a gymnast you know.

I went there as a kid too, went down in that big cave. Across from there over the Table Rock Lake bridge was something called Branson, USA that wasn't a big deal yet. I remember the Bevery Hillbillies did several episodes from Silver Dollar City too.

These days you can bet on just about anything. Remember all the bets for the Super Bowl from the coin flip to how long the national anthem lasts, it's almost that way for everything now. You can bet over/unders and point spreads for each quarter or for a half in football. Halves and quarters for basketball. It's like the "Roaring 20's," and then those wild 30's when Hitler was invading Poland and Aggy supposedly won a national title in football. just ask Army Brat he will tell you that "Anything Goes." I'm sure that he is a fan of the theater and saw the original production by Cole Porter then. Wild times.

No, it closed in 1993, I went when I was a little kid, I broke off a little piece of the statue of Jubilation T. Cornpone and kept it. Those college aged girls were looking good in their Daisy May outfits. Lil Abner comic strip and the musical was big stuff in Arkansas. They didn't know the musical was pretty funny because it made them look stupid. Such as the Jubilation T. Cornpone number below. But you can still mine for diamonds at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro. 😀 Crater of Diamonds State Park | Murfreesboro, AR | Arkansas.com

A couple of other notes about the game and postgame was that Nixon went to the press box at halftime to be interviewed by ABC. The broadcast team that day was long time ABC football analyst and former legendary coach at OU Bud Wilkenson and the Swiss Army Knife of Broadcasting for ABC Chris Schenkel on the play-by-play. He did every kind of sport for the network, college football, NBA, boxing, even the longtime popular bowling show. Nixon came in talked football. He had played football at a small California college. Texas trailed 7-0 at the half and Nixon was talking about plays and the several turnovers Texas had in the first half. He was asked how the second half would go and who would win the game. He said that he thought Texas would stop turning the ball over and come from behind and win. Arkansas scored again the first time they got the ball in the third quarter to lead 14-0 before Texas made their famous comeback in the fourth quarter to win. It didn't look good because after Texas scored and converted for two points to make the score 14-8, Arkansas marched down the field into the Texas red zone. The Razorbacks had an All-American kicker name Bill McClard, and this would be a chip shot for him that would ice the game for the Hogs. For some reason Arkansas on third and long instead of setting up the probable winning field goal, threw a pass into the endzone that was picked off by Texas. Texas after making a first down, had the pivotal fourth and four play that everyone remembers. The time out and Street going to the sidelines and DKR calling the pass play and after starting back the huddle, Street went back to coach Royal and said, "are you sure coach?" Royal again called the pass play. Then came the long pass to Randy Peschel between three Razorback defenders as Schenkel cries "Peschel catches the ball." Texas goes on to score and take the 15-14 lead. Then Arkansas again marches down the field on short passes into range for a winning field goal by McClard. The Hogs trying to get even closer and throw yet another interception that ices the game for the Horns. Then comes the memorable scene in the Texas locker room with Nixon to present DKR with the Championship Plaque, but the place for the winner of the game was blank because it was made before the game. Nixon says that he is going to take it back to Washington and have Texas inscribed on it because you are the National Champions. He then said he may have to give some kind of plaque to the undefeated Penn State team also, if that is ok with you Coach Royal. DKR said that was fine with him and Nixon exits to head back the helicopter to take him back to the airport. This is the strange part. Nixon had the plaque inscribed with Texas on it and his staff was supposed to have it delivered to Austin. It never happened and for fifty years nobody really knew what happened to the plaque. Then Sports SID Bill Little did some research.

Actually, the idea to move the game to December was ABC executive and sometimes broadcaster Beano Cook. It was the Centennial Celebration of college football so Cook and ABC sports executive Roone Arledge wanted a special game to celebrate the occasion. Arledge convinced Arkansas coach Frank Broyles to move the game with the promise that President Nixon would come to the game and present a trophy to the winner, which later turned into a plaque that said Texas was the National Champion. Arledge also promised Broyles to televise the Arkansas season opener the next season against Stanford, there was a lot of maneuvering done before the game was played because of this. The 1969 Arkansas-Texas Football Game That Made History | Here & Now 1969 Texas vs. Arkansas football game - Wikipedia

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