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NBHorn7

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  1. He doesn't, had to go to first.
  2. Yeah, Ben does the Oriole games now and Moreland was doing Cub games before LHN came along. There was a reason for that.
  3. His momentum was taking him toward home to get the big hop, no way to get the tag. Nice pick by Schuessler.
  4. It will be if a certain softball game ever ends.
  5. Think how empty is would be if for not for all the LSU people. There will be more of them tomorrow.
  6. The two-hour time window is standard practice for softball and basketball.
  7. Lots of empty seats, kind of sad.
  8. He was a big-time college pitcher and a starter for Baltimore. He does the games for the Orioles now.
  9. You have to leave and come back and that usually does it.
  10. Too many pitches though, got to change that. Looks like lots of LSU people in the stands and probably lots more upstairs.
  11. SEC+ stream is running and it's our baseball game!
  12. This was the way back then, would pack my Cowboy's cap with my Longhorn gear.
  13. Hope this softball game doesn't run late and delay the start of our baseball game on the SEC Network. Would the SEC+ stream for the baseball game just be the softball game if it is still going or our baseball game?
  14. Very sad news, saw him play many times and got to know him some at UT baseball games, he really liked baseball and had a lot of friends on the baseball team Kenneth Sims, former No. 1 overall pick of the Patriots and Texas pass rusher, dies at 65 By Tyler Sullivan 46 mins ago•1 min read Photo by George Gojkovich/Getty Images Kenneth Sims, the No. 1 overall pick of the New England Patriots in the 1982 NFL Draft and star at the University of Texas, died at the age of 65, the Patriots announced. Sims had been battling an illness and passed away in his sleep at his home on Friday. "Very sad day with the passing of our Longhorn Legend and College Football Hall of Famer Kenneth Sims," the official Texas Football account wrote on X. "Our thoughts & prayers go out to his family, friends, and teammates." Sims, who was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2021, was a dominant force for the Longhorns. After backing up future Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve McMichael and Bill Acker, the defensive tackle rose to prominence during his junior season where he notched 131 tackles and was named an All-American. He followed that breakout campaign with another All-American season as a senior and became the first Longhorn to win the Lombardi Award. He was also the top defensive vote-getter for the Heisman Trophy during that 1981 season. Texas went 10-1-1 during Sims' final collegiate season which culminated with a win in the 1982 Cotton Bowl. That all led to Sims becoming the No. 1 overall pick of the Patriots in 1982 and would go on to play eight seasons with the organization. In all, Sims played 74 career games for New England including 64 starts. He tallied 17 sacks over his tenure, which included a 5.5-sack season in his 13 games played in 1985. Unfortunately, Sims broke his leg that season, which prevented him from playing in Super Bowl XX, in which the Chicago Bears defeated the Patriots. In a post on social media, the Patriots wrote they are "deeply saddened by the passing" of Sims.
  15. Actually, I am partial to "Coach your defense seemed to have a strangle hold on the UNC offense in the first half, what changed in the second half?
  16. His NIL was to help his parents open a restaurant in Nashville. There are just so much hot chicken and barbecue people can take.
  17. That will do it, UNC had their chance, but Ole Miss "choked out" the comeback.
  18. Same as he did in the SEC Tournament, probably another game winner.
  19. Both teams playing like they lost their minds now. Ole Miss with a big basket there.
  20. They just "blew" by Vandy, then again, the Commadores lost to Texas in their last game.
  21. UNC looks like they will be getting a lot of rest very soon.
  22. I know this should be about the history of Clark Field Please excuse the picture of that football field. Next, we can do the history of Disch-Falk Field and how hot the original turf was and how high the ball would bounce on it.
  23. If CDC was truly serious, he would hire "Meat Pimp" as head coach for the new meat judging team at Texas. He would portal and NIL his way to a top ten program in no time. He would have "meat locker" chats with students to rev up attendance for the meat judging competitions. If LHN was still around he would have his own coaching show, and they would carry meat judging competitions because Coach Pimp made meat judging cool. Can you imagine Galindo hosting his coaching show? He might also find his niche as play-by-play guy for meat judging. Then Coach Pimp would lead the Horns past the likes of Tech and Aggy for the whole prime rib or national title. Texas would become a perennial power in meat judging He would take his place in the annals of great coaches at Texas, Royal, Gustafson, Garrido, Reese, and now Coach Pimp. Aggy, we stole your baseball coach and now we are taking your meat judging icon. All hail Coach Meat Pimp! Make it happen CDC
  24. Outscoring them by 10 points in the lane at the half, which is where the lead came from. So, Texas starts settling for contested jump shots, when they are also in foul trouble. Let them just stand there wide open for threes like it's a game of horse.
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