The bugeaters' all-black uniforms are a dumpster-fire.
A giant black "N" at midfield?
Those cheap-drugs are being used in Lincoln. Lulz.
Also, since they did it and wore black unis-- Black isn't one of your school colors!
So like Davante Adams has a Taco Bell in his house in those TV commercials, elko would have a Buc-ees in his house with a glazed-pecans machine, etc., to just conveyor-belt the food into his mouth? Lulz.
I remember his HRs.
He was an all-district catcher/1st-baseman at Houston Lee high school.
Darrick Duke also played both sports, too, on the same Texas football/baseball teams with Gardere. Darrick was so fast he was automatic stealing bases.
Peter also almost ran over my freshman roommate with his car, barreling down the hill on 21st Street from Speedway down to Memorial Stadium. Lulz.
That's because Super-Bill's hands were too small to play QB.
He made a helluva defensive back, though, and had a ton of interceptions.
Yes, that's another example...... and when Street got hurt a few times, Eddie Phillips ran the wishbone as if Street was out there.
Nope!
That would be Sir Peter Gardere who's the only Texas QB to start and go 4-0 against Mobilehoma.
Mobilehoma fans, those that were left in the Cotton Bowl, chanted, "GRAD-U-ATE! GRAD-U-ATE!" as Peter jogged off the field for the last time. Lulz.
It's not the first time a non-famous backup QB has come off the bench and worked wonders here at Texas:
3rd-string Randy McEachern - Mark McBath breaks his ankle, and then Jon Aune tore knee ligaments 9 plays later, and Randy becomes the starter and does what's needed to win in addition to handing the ball off to Earl.
Robert Brewer - Rick McIvor gets a shoulder-neck injury, and Robert starts the rest of the season and beats BamaJelly in the 1982 Cotton Bowl.
And then there's James Brown who comes off the bench and beats Mobilehoma.
So that means Wingo has been playing with "unreported broken hands" for the entire season, too????
That's the same BS we were told with Worthy's drops!
"Everybody who has drops has been playing with 'unreported broken hands.'"
It sounds like an EMERGENCY-LOOCH damage-control BS line. FFS
You're just going to relive that 60-40 cougar-high debacle forever, aren't you?
Kelley threw for 233 yards with a TD pass in that game, too.
You don't have to tell me about it-- I was in the dome for that, myself, in the end zone where cougar high liked to put the Texas allotment.
That was the unreported first time Bevo got loose and charged a cougar high player that taunted/provoked him as he jogged past during pre-game warmups.