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All money is made up.

I don't think it'll be big news and there will be a lawsuit in Missouri that gets us back to the status quo within a week. You and I both know the electorate is too dumb for this.

It is so depressing that this election is close.

Odd, he's more like the Spirit Airlines of QBs

Imagine Pimphand's mental state once aggy takes a couple more L's between now and the election

Yup. Price spikes could kneecap Harris.

They aren't going to put Bama-Tennessee and Texas-Georgia against one another lol

I do feel like this is an outsized portion of the most likely outcomes. Oklahoma's defense is legitimately good but it's hard to imagine Texas not getting their 27-38 points. Conversely, pretty hard to imagine Oklahoma getting to 30, which they probably need to do to win even if Texas has some hiccups. If OU get behind and starts pressing and making mistakes, or having to be one dimensional and throwing all the time, that's a really bad position for them to be in and it could go south for them quickly.

Uh, the last time it was played? Beyond that, the rarity of that probably has more to do with how rarely Texas has outclassed OU since they hired Stoops. Texas has had the decisively better team, what, five times in the past 25 years? 1999, 2005, 2009, 2022, and 2023? You could make a case for 2008 I guess? Two of those were the first year of a new regime in a hard reset at OU. The scenario you mentioned just hasn't even had the chance to happen very often. We're in the third consecutive year of Texas having a clearly better football team and even that is unprecedented in my living memory. I'm optimistic Texas is going to have the upper hand for the next few years at a minimum and I am really hungry as a fan to see Texas rack up some wins in the 2020s. Texas -16.5 is silly. Not that it can't happen, but anything beyond a TD is a very tough spread to swallow in this game. Beyond two TDs and you'd be crazy to touch it.

Why the fuck can we not have two weeks of OU game discussion?

There's a big part of me that thinks this too. We have two whole weeks to analyze every aspect of this game and of course anything can ultimately happen. I know how I'd attack Texas if I were OU. But Texas is just a better team and if they play clean they should win decisively.

He's an absolute freak and watching him play is awesome.

Hutson did hold on the TD, but idk how you call that after picking up the flag on Simmons. Glad to see Wingo back on the field after the injury earlier. Still limping but if he can get out there now he'll hopefully be good two weeks form now.

They did grab his facemask on the replay. Rather it just be fourth down anyway.

Simmons got comically held on that 3rd down but okay

First pussy you've seen since the... Bush administration?

South Austin's mom got a scholarship to MSU?

This is so aggy lol

Payton Thorne pick six, one of the least surprising phrases in college football.

Just dropping in to say that the whole sequence where Sark took points off the board in a one score game in Q3, and then proceeded to call a 4th and 3 play Arch very clearly cannot execute, was one of the most hilariously bungled sequences I've seen on a football field in my lifetime. That reminded me briefly of why I was down on Sark for so long. The plus side is it's too funny to actually be upset. Any additional dooming is unwarranted. Sark is treating the game like a scrimmage and focusing on getting Arch reps, which I think is mostly fine notwithstanding the above. Similar to the BYU game last year. MSU is absolutely terrible and is not a threat to win this game even with how sloppy Texas has looked. They need to take a look at the run defense over the bye week. It's shown cracks all year and looks the worst it has all year today; fortunately MSU is not a threat anywhere else. That's going to cost them games down the line if they don't improve. Even playing sharper on offense, which I think we can safely assume upon Ewers's return, would help that in a complimentary football sort of way though. Let's get through this healthy and get on to Dallas.

If the Bears think he's not any good he's probably a pro bowl caliber RB.

Yed. Ted Cruz/Greg Abbott vs. Dan Patrick/Sid Miller Republicans buy basketball teams too.

It a also assumed migration trends during COVID will remain in place, and at a similar pace to 2021-23. Not likely. Population decline in CA has leveled off. I don't think they are losing four EVs. And I don't think FL is going to keep up the pace. Also Texas will be solidly in the battleground state camp by 2032 with that kind of continued population growth, which I do think is more likely. Although the state government could disenfranchise en masse.

Bet Georgia this weekend boys.

That's cool but fuck Matt Barnes.