Game Week 10, Texas at Arkansas

[markstanco 12504]

32 minutes ago, Armybrat said:

Ah, I missed that welcome back party - was still in Dallas recovering after the weekend shenanigans at the Adolphus Hotel on Commerce.

Those were some fun years as a student.

 

Look at you.  Not one single upside down picture. 

[WBT 20415]

1 hour ago, Tex Pete said:

As I posted above, that is true of Texas. It is NOT true of Arkansas. They are bred to care. It's the whole point of this line of discussion.

That's where the disconnect is. It's what Sarkisian failed to grasp. Also bit Mack Brown's stupid ass in 2000 and in 2003. But Mack has never understood rivalry games. He's a fucktard.

I wonder how much that is still true now that 25% of the student body is from Texas?  Or do the turncoats buy in because they're bitter about not getting into the university?

[Fondren & Main 6665]

1 minute ago, WBT said:

I wonder how much that is still true now that 25% of the student body is from Texas?  Or do the turncoats buy in because they're bitter about not getting into the university?

Arkansas waives out of state tuition fees.

[dcar00 14030]

2 hours ago, immamac said:

Arkansas is a lot like OU - a lot of mouthing off and a lot of horns down and the "fun" type of hatred. It's an opportunity for people who don't understand it to get into an altercation and escalate beyond a certain point, but if you know what is going on and just flash the horns and move on with your life no one is going to attack you. We had a huge party on Dickson street and went out before and after the game. No issues. 

I think that College Station this year is going to be shitty well beyond that. They can't help themselves they are going to be dicks beyond just smack talk. 

Arkansas specifically has a LOT of kids(especially DFW) from Texas who have parents who went to Texas or colleges that aren't "Texas haters".

[Park Gothic 4967]

5 minutes ago, WBT said:

I wonder how much that is still true now that 25% of the student body is from Texas?  Or do the turncoats buy in because they're bitter about not getting into the university?

“If ye love wealth lower tuition better than liberty an actual education, the tranquility of servitude Dickson Street better than the animating contest of freedom Dirty 6th, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick call the hands hogs which feed you. May your chains diploma set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen.” 

[dcar00 14030]

11 minutes ago, WBT said:

I wonder how much that is still true now that 25% of the student body is from Texas?  Or do the turncoats buy in because they're bitter about not getting into the university?

There are aggy parents whose kids can't get into aggy right away that go to Arkansas.  They buy in immediately.

[BurntOrange&White 39618]

CJ Vogel

 

There have been some notable statistics that I have come across in the week of preparation leading up to the Texas-Arkansas game in Fayetteville this Saturday.

Of course, the biggest thing is this – Texas remains in the hunt for the SEC Championship and at the end of the day, that is the only stat that will matter for the Longhorns.

However, as we eagerly await kickoff, let's run through some of the numbers that will go into this game.

***

Andrew Armstrong (WR1) vs. Texas Corners

I have 'WR1' in the title of this segment because not only is Armstrong the best wide receiver for the Razorbacks, but I think he will be a first team All-SEC wide receiver at the end of the year. Armstrong, for as much or as little hype as you have seen about him, will be the best wide receiver Texas faces this season.

At 6–4, the former DeSoto native is in year two at Arkansas after spending a season at Texas A&M-Commerce. 

On top of that, Armstrong has received 8+ targets in every game this season and has eclipsed 135 receiving yards in four different ballgames already. He is as legit as they come and will test Jahdae Barron and Malik Muhammad this weekend.

Oddly, and for all the targets, receptions and yards that Armstrong has racked up, he only has 1 receiving touchdown on the season. I can't explain it other than bad luck, but Texas would surely like to keep it that way.

 

 

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Ball on the Ground

I came across this stat with Gerry Hamilton as we were preparing for this week's State of the Program episode.

Arkansas leads the country in fumbles this season. The Razorback offense averages 2.5 fumbles (both lost or recovered) per game this season, ranking 134th out of 134 teams in college football. 

On top of that, from the quarterback position alone, Arkansas has fumbled 14 different times this season per PFF – Taylen Green has 11 fumbles and Malachi Singleton has put the ball on the ground three times himself.

There should be ample opportunities for the Texas defense to take the football away.

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Flags on Flags on Flags

This might not be a fun statistic for this game. But expect Saturday's Arkansas-Texas game to look like a Kevin Mar-called game.

Neither team has been good in the penalty conversation this year, with Texas especially having struggled as of late.

100. Texas (6.9 penalties per game)

105. Arkansas (7.1 penalties per game)

In the last three weeks, both teams are bottom fifteen in the country in penalties per game, averaging north of eight flags against.

Texas is 92nd in penalty yards per game and Arkansas is 110th.

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Pin Your Ears Back, DL

For as athletic as the Arkansas quarterbacks are, that has not prevented opposing defensive lines from having success in the sack game.

Only two teams are worse in pass protection than Arkansas in terms of sacks allowed per game – Mississippi State and Oklahoma. Texas combined to have 11 sacks against the two of those offensive lines earlier in the season.

Most Sacks allowed per game by SEC teams:

134. Oklahoma – 4.6

122. Mississippi State – 3.2

116. Arkansas – 3.1

106. Auburn – 2.8

103. Kentucky – 2.6

Texas sits tied for 69th at 2.0 allowed per game.

***

One Last One...

Arkansas has allowed 881 yards passing over its last two football games.

A second consecutive big game from Quinn Ewers and that should silent a lot of pundits.

[Earl Haffler 582]

1 hour ago, BurntOrange&White said:

A lot of posters here would be too dumb to get into UT now days.

me included.  I barely got in way back when as an out of stater.

[Atticus 3920]

Taylen Green with a bad knee is a homeless man’s Logan Thomas. I think we’ll turn him over at least twice in this game. 

[Not a cat 5615]

56 minutes ago, dcar00 said:

There are aggy parents whose kids can't get into aggy right away that go to Arkansas.  They buy in immediately.

No, seriously, is that actually possible?

[Hank_Hill 18486]

15 minutes ago, Atticus said:

Taylen Green with a bad knee is a homeless man’s Logan Thomas. I think we’ll turn him over at least twice in this game. 

Yea I’m fine with a gimped up version of Reed as a warmup

[BachelorTrek 2934]

49 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

CJ Vogel

 

There have been some notable statistics that I have come across in the week of preparation leading up to the Texas-Arkansas game in Fayetteville this Saturday.

Of course, the biggest thing is this – Texas remains in the hunt for the SEC Championship and at the end of the day, that is the only stat that will matter for the Longhorns.

However, as we eagerly await kickoff, let's run through some of the numbers that will go into this game.

***

Andrew Armstrong (WR1) vs. Texas Corners

I have 'WR1' in the title of this segment because not only is Armstrong the best wide receiver for the Razorbacks, but I think he will be a first team All-SEC wide receiver at the end of the year. Armstrong, for as much or as little hype as you have seen about him, will be the best wide receiver Texas faces this season.

At 6–4, the former DeSoto native is in year two at Arkansas after spending a season at Texas A&M-Commerce. 

On top of that, Armstrong has received 8+ targets in every game this season and has eclipsed 135 receiving yards in four different ballgames already. He is as legit as they come and will test Jahdae Barron and Malik Muhammad this weekend.

Oddly, and for all the targets, receptions and yards that Armstrong has racked up, he only has 1 receiving touchdown on the season. I can't explain it other than bad luck, but Texas would surely like to keep it that way.

 

 

***

Ball on the Ground

I came across this stat with Gerry Hamilton as we were preparing for this week's State of the Program episode.

Arkansas leads the country in fumbles this season. The Razorback offense averages 2.5 fumbles (both lost or recovered) per game this season, ranking 134th out of 134 teams in college football. 

On top of that, from the quarterback position alone, Arkansas has fumbled 14 different times this season per PFF – Taylen Green has 11 fumbles and Malachi Singleton has put the ball on the ground three times himself.

There should be ample opportunities for the Texas defense to take the football away.

***

Flags on Flags on Flags

This might not be a fun statistic for this game. But expect Saturday's Arkansas-Texas game to look like a Kevin Mar-called game.

Neither team has been good in the penalty conversation this year, with Texas especially having struggled as of late.

100. Texas (6.9 penalties per game)

105. Arkansas (7.1 penalties per game)

In the last three weeks, both teams are bottom fifteen in the country in penalties per game, averaging north of eight flags against.

Texas is 92nd in penalty yards per game and Arkansas is 110th.

***

Pin Your Ears Back, DL

For as athletic as the Arkansas quarterbacks are, that has not prevented opposing defensive lines from having success in the sack game.

Only two teams are worse in pass protection than Arkansas in terms of sacks allowed per game – Mississippi State and Oklahoma. Texas combined to have 11 sacks against the two of those offensive lines earlier in the season.

Most Sacks allowed per game by SEC teams:

134. Oklahoma – 4.6

122. Mississippi State – 3.2

116. Arkansas – 3.1

106. Auburn – 2.8

103. Kentucky – 2.6

Texas sits tied for 69th at 2.0 allowed per game.

***

One Last One...

Arkansas has allowed 881 yards passing over its last two football games.

A second consecutive big game from Quinn Ewers and that should silent a lot of pundits.

This is good stuff.

However, CJ also didn't know that Houston had two airports, and showed up to the wrong one for his flight to Meatchicken.   Lulz.

 

The narrative from many in the CFB media this season seems to be that everyone that Texas plays is GREAT before Texas plays them, and only after Texas beats them these same people say, "Oh yeah, that team that Texas just beat, Texas only beat them because they suck & any team can beat them, not because Texas is any good," and that QE was beating up on sucky teams.

So we'll nuke piggy, and the CFB media will report that piggy sucks.

I'm still waiting for the same thing to be said if Texas wins the MNC this year: "Well, hic, hic, Texas only won the national championship this year not because they're any good, it's because, der, der, EVERYONE ELSE SUCKED, so Texas only won by default, blah, blah, blah!"

[Herpa Derpa 6111]

1 hour ago, BurntOrange&White said:

A lot of posters here would be too dumb to get into UT now days.

Hey! I resemble that remark.

[dcar00 14030]

9 minutes ago, Not a cat said:

No, seriously, is that actually possible?

it is possible.  they have to go to Blinn for year, similar to the UT path through UTSA/UTA etc.  Some don't want to do that and just want to go straight to a 4 year big SEC school.

[El Tri 400]

1 hour ago, dcar00 said:

Arkansas specifically has a LOT of kids(especially DFW) from Texas who have parents who went to Texas or colleges that aren't "Texas haters".

yup, a friend (texas ex), his two kids ended up at arkansas. the son is die hard longhorn to this day and he's a junior at arkansas. i asked him if he's wearing Texas or Arkansas gear to the game and he said Texas

[Tex Pete 20168]

1 hour ago, WBT said:

I wonder how much that is still true now that 25% of the student body is from Texas?  Or do the turncoats buy in because they're bitter about not getting into the university?

Have you met an OU student from Texas? They're every bit as obnoxious as the ones from Oklahoma.

[ztejas 43262]

27 minutes ago, El Tri said:

yup, a friend (texas ex), his two kids ended up at arkansas. the son is die hard longhorn to this day and he's a junior at arkansas. i asked him if he's wearing Texas or Arkansas gear to the game and he said Texas

I mean... that's a little bizarre. 

[Hornbeliever 707]

5 hours ago, Pig Bellmont said:

Hard disagreement. I also was at the 2004 game. We had full bottles of beer thrown at our heads on the way into the stadium and narrowly avoided multiple physical fights with hillbillies who can’t read. Fuck those people and fuck Fayettenam

I was also there in 2004 and while I’ve been to a dozen TX-OU games and probably five UT-Aggie games at college station, the only time I’ve been nervous for personal safety was 2004 Arkansas.  Went to pee and waited in line and some dudes wouldn’t let me use the bathroom.  I was close to pissing myself so was thankful a few Arkansas fans told the pricks stopping me to let me piss….but entire time I’m at urinal, I’m looking around waiting to be pushed.  

Usually while at urinals, I just look around to compare johnsons like everyone else, right?  Right?  Right?

we also had police escort back to tailgate area and they told us to watch out for flying empty bottles of jack.

[El Tri 400]

Just now, ztejas said:

I mean... that's a little bizarre. 

he's been going to texas games since he was a child

[Cairn Horn88 8165]

19 minutes ago, Hornbeliever said:

Usually while at urinals, I just look around to compare johnsons like everyone else, right?  Right?  Right?

[Dnaguy 11769]

1 hour ago, BachelorTrek said:

This is good stuff.

However, CJ also didn't know that Houston had two airports, and showed up to the wrong one for his flight to Meatchicken.   Lulz.

 

The narrative from many in the CFB media this season seems to be that everyone that Texas plays is GREAT before Texas plays them, and only after Texas beats them these same people say, "Oh yeah, that team that Texas just beat, Texas only beat them because they suck & any team can beat them, not because Texas is any good," and that QE was beating up on sucky teams.

So we'll nuke piggy, and the CFB media will report that piggy sucks.

I'm still waiting for the same thing to be said if Texas wins the MNC this year: "Well, hic, hic, Texas only won the national championship this year not because they're any good, it's because, der, der, EVERYONE ELSE SUCKED, so Texas only won by default, blah, blah, blah!"

 

[Zone Read 298]

1 hour ago, Earl Haffler said:

me included.  I barely got in way back when as an out of stater.

I wouldn't have even bother applying these days, I'd have no chance of getting in.  Good thing my recently graduated twins got their brains from their mom.

[texifornia 56489]

36 minutes ago, ztejas said:

I mean... that's a little bizarre. 

There's a whole frat of those exact kinds of kids at Ole Miss. The other students think they're strange.

[NBHorn7 46]

On 11/12/2024 at 3:19 PM, General Specific said:

One could say the POTUS was a tricky dick!

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

[ztejas 43262]

49 minutes ago, El Tri said:

he's been going to texas games since he was a child

I understand. A ton of people cheer for more than one team because of various connections. 

I don't understand attending a school and not supporting their sports teams while you're a student. That's part of what makes college so fun. I mean isn't he going to get a ton of shit from his friends?

[Royale with cheese 1456]

3 hours ago, Park Gothic said:

“If ye love wealth lower tuition better than liberty an actual education, the tranquility of servitude Dickson Street better than the animating contest of freedom Dirty 6th, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick call the hands hogs which feed you. May your chains diploma set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen.” 

And he brews a hell of a beer, too . . .

[Ignatius 4000]

6 hours ago, Tex Pete said:

Having been to the 2004 game in Fayetteville, I highly recommend making the trip if you can. To me, away games always feel like Texas versus the world, which makes for a great time. That experience is greatly amplified at Arkansas because they hate us so much. But it's a beautiful setting, and their stadium is nice. A win there and their redneck trash leaving dejected make for a perfect fall afternoon.

As crazy as it sounds, spending the night in Oklahoma is probably not a bad idea.

And, as I think I’ve mentioned already in this thread, there is major hot ass on that campus. Always has been…

[Hookem2147 20927]

Pretty long post, but here are the OL grades from the Florida game per Dunlap on OB (tl;dr best-graded game for the OL since he started the deep dig). He also compared the grades of the OL this year to Flood's first year.

Spoiler

Skill Player Snap Counts and Game-by-Game Percentages of Offensive Snaps (Through Game 9)





***please note that exact snap-count numbers may differ from other sources at times, as the Deep Dig does not count plays as offensive player snaps that are blown dead due to penalty, punts, extra points, field goals, spiked balls, victory formations, kneel-downs, etc.***

Personnel-Grouping Frequency Overall and by Game (Through Game 9)



Tight End Total Snap Counts and Alignment Data (Through Game 9)



Team Target Share By Week (Through Game 9)



Opportunities Per Explosive Play (Through Game 9)



Deep Dig OL Grading Scale (each snap by each player is graded as its own independent event)


OL Grades (UF)

LT Kelvin Banks - 45 snaps
1 holding penalty
1 knockdown
DEEP DIG GRADE: 85

LG Hayden Conner - 45 snaps
No disruption allowed
1 knockdown, 1 pin
DEEP DIG GRADE: 81.33

C Jake Majors - 45 snaps
No disruption allowed
1 knockdown
DEEP DIG GRADE: 81.11

RG DJ Campbell - 34 snaps
1 sack allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: 80.29

RG Cole Hutson - 16 snaps
No disruption allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

RT Cam Williams - 39 snaps
1 holding penalty
DEEP DIG GRADE: 81.41

Reserves

LT/RT Trevor Goosby - 11 snaps
1 false-start penalty
1 illegal man downfield penalty
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

LT Andre Cojoe - 11 snaps
No disruption allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

LG Neto Umeozulu - 17 snaps
No disruption allowed
2 knockdowns
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

C Conner Robertson - 17 snaps
No disruption allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

RG Jaydon Chatman - 11 snaps
No disruption allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

RG Malik Agbo - 1 snap
No disruption allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A

RT Brandon Baker - 17 snaps
No disruption allowed
DEEP DIG GRADE: N/A



OL Grades by Week (Through Game 9)



OL Snaps-per-Disruption Allowed (Through Game 9)



OL Snaps-per-Disruption Allowed BY WEEK - CUMULATIVE Through Season (Through Game 9)



2024 OL Snaps-per-Disruption Allowed Versus Historical Precedent (Through Game 9)



Offensive Line 80-point games in the Deep Dig (Since 2015)





QUICK FINAL THOUGHTS

Here's something we've never seen at Texas under Sark and Flood: a jumbo set with Cam Williams overloaded on the left side with Banks.

Unfortunately, it ended up being a penalty for Williams, and although it was not of the pre-snap variety that Coach Sark hates so much, it was a penalty nonetheless and penalties have obviously been a blemish on an otherwise amazing season. He's now up to 10 of them. You might look at the snaps-per-disruption-allowed numbers above and wonder how a guy who is putting up enough scores in the truly high-level NFL prospect range to now be considered a basic lock to go pro can be so low in the historical context charts for snaps/disruption allowed. Penalties are why, of course. Without those penalties, he'd be sitting at 41 snaps per disruption allowed, which would paint a completely different picture.

- But, we've buried the lede here, and that is that the offensive line played it's best game -- in totality -- of the season and the best overall game by an entire unit in the history of the Deep Dig. All players put up scores in the Deep Dig in the 80s, including the first trip north of 80 for Jake Majors.

Sam Pittman was talking about the Texas team this week in his press conference and highlighting the fact that this was not the same Texas team that his pigs faced back in 2021, not even close. And he's right, of course.

You know that by just looking at them. Seeing the development both physically and within the framework of their respective, various on-field systems. And we have the Deep Dig to give context in these matters, so we looked into it.

Now, we're here to talk about the offense in this edition of the column, but to just sort of highlight the changes in the actual production of the team, let's just use a few examples on defense as well. We have 9 games of data to use from the 2024 season, but let's compare a few numbers to the 2021 season for reference.

In 2021, through 12 games, Texas generated a combined 119 sacks + hits + QB pressures. Through only 9 games so far in 2024 that number already sits at 118. The added pressure has made life easier on the DBs, who have only given up a total, combine 3 (three) coverage burns on the season thus far, projecting to end the year with 4 on the regular season. The 2021 defense gave up 17 coverage burns. In 2021, players in the secondary had an average of a 67% completion rate when targeted whereas in 2024 that number is sitting at just 46%. In 2021, the Texas defense combined for a total of 119 missed tackles whereas the 2024 unit (now sitting at 56 total missed tackles) projects to miss around 75 over 12 games.

But what about the offensive line? Well, sometimes a picture can say a thousand words. Just look at the Deep Dig grades by week and remind yourself of what things looked like back in 2021.

First, remember what the Deep Dig Grading Scale means:



Now take a walk down memory lane to 2021 and look at the leaderboard, scores by week and averages.



Now, compare that to this group and try not to give yourself PTSD from everything you've been through with Longhorns offensive line struggles.



It's perfectly reasonable to be worried about playing an old, bitter rival in a very tough road environment ... and about whether or not we get to see the best version of Quinn Ewers or if the outside-zone run attack is finally going to get its timing and rhythm back this week.

But to take those two items: 1) worries over a recent relative dip in offensive performance in the Vandy and UGA games; and 2) the horrible memories of the 2021 matchup at Arkansas and blend them together into some concoction for anxiety is silly.

Because Sam Pittman is right.

Onward to Arkansas.

 

[Red Five 40633]

5 hours ago, Jkwellborn said:

I was at that Cotton Bowl.

#me too

[Jkwellborn 6653]

No, seriously, is that actually possible?

Gotta go to Blinn first

[Not a cat 5615]

1 hour ago, ztejas said:

I understand. A ton of people cheer for more than one team because of various connections. 

I don't understand attending a school and not supporting their sports teams while you're a student. That's part of what makes college so fun. I mean isn't he going to get a ton of shit from his friends?

My son was raised a huge Texas fan. Unfortunately he was in the upper Midwest and there was no way he was getting into UT out of state so he's at Iowa now.  He still cheers for Texas, but it's understood if both teams ever play he'll cheer for the hawkeyes.  Which makes sense to me.  

[jdhorn92 1538]

2 hours ago, ztejas said:

I mean... that's a little bizarre. 

It happens.  I have a very good friend from Memphis who went to Bama.  He is without a doubt the biggest TN fan I know, total die hard.  The story he gave me was his best friend from HS was a total derelict, hard partying kid and he knew he'd have to be roommates with him and likely be a terrible influence....so he ended up in T-town. 

[BurntOrange&White 39618]

 

Edited 16 hours ago by BurntOrange&White

[Zeus 5947]

4 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

CJ Vogel

One Last One...

Arkansas has allowed 881 yards passing over its last two football games.

A second consecutive big game from Quinn Ewers and that should silent a lot of pundits.

I don’t give a fuck about the pundits but Quinn didn’t look right at the beginning of the Florida game either. 
 

I remember when Colt would start off a little cold he would take off running for a big first down and do that crazy spin move to half avoid the first hit then go down. He would pop up and boom, he was in the game and feeling it. Then he would light mother fuckers up. 
 

I think Sark should give Quinn a “pull” zone read or an RPO run early to get him loose and let the first hit he takes be on his own terms. It seems like once he does a little running and getting tackled it makes him realize he’s going to be fine and start staying in the pocket throwing darts. 
 

At least it would make the defense think twice about Quinn instead of assuming he’s going to be a statue and teeing off

[Fud 9545]

No Braxton

[Red Five 40633]

19 minutes ago, BurntOrange&White said:

 

Do we know what's up with Vasek?

[BurntOrange&White 39618]

6 minutes ago, Red Five said:

Do we know what's up with Vasek?

Hopefully not his back again.

[Jkwellborn 6653]

What’s wrong with Blackwell?

[Zeus 5947]

14 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:

What’s wrong with Blackwell?

He’s doubtful

[Funk Doctor Spock 11920]

10 hours ago, Tex Long said:

 

As much as I like what Sark is doing, he already showed us once that he didn't fucking get it. Summa y'all got the same problem, and I feel the call of duty to make whatever pathetic attempts I can to help you get your mind right.

I sincerely hope that the Light of Darkness has been revealed to you, because - and I promise you this is Truth - those pathetic sistercousinwife fucking morons will do their utmost to fuck us in every orifice we have or can imagine having. Nothing in their miserable meth-gobbling lives could possibly make life worthwhile to them than waylaying our arrogant burnt orange asses on the way to our first SEC Championship in our first SEC season. They couldn't care less about SECSECSEC, they only and always care about shitting on Texas.

Charlie didn't get it. Sark didn't get it. And if you don't get it, you're fucked.

Get your mind right... time is getting short.

Hook'em

He already mentioned in his pees conference that they hare Texas.kre thret love themselves. 

I'm pretty sure he gets it now and will give them mercy. He also gets aggy,too the man hasesd from hks mistakes. We're 8-[ and fixinf to 9-1. He understands he has to go on a murder spread in Fayettnam. He's not stupid. We didn't get to 8-1 by sheer luck. We are blowing out teams and have the #1 defense. We're fine. We're winning. This isn't 2021 where he didn't understand how much ever hare us. He gets it. Fucking relax. Plus it's a day game so free crowd won't be drunk as fuck and as rowdy 

[Dilligas 666]

10 minutes ago, Funk Doctor Spock said:

He already mentioned in his pees conference that they hare Texas.kre thret love themselves. 

I'm pretty sure he gets it now and will give them mercy. He also gets aggy,too the man hasesd from hks mistakes. We're 8-[ and fixinf to 9-1. He understands he has to go on a murder spread in Fayettnam. He's not stupid. We didn't get to 8-1 by sheer luck. We are blowing out teams and have the #1 defense. We're fine. We're winning. This isn't 2021 where he didn't understand how much ever hare us. He gets it. Fucking relax. Plus it's a day game so free crowd won't be drunk as fuck and as rowdy 

Daddy98?

[thunderlounge 7754]

14 minutes ago, Funk Doctor Spock said:

He already mentioned in his pees conference that they hare Texas.kre thret love themselves. 

I'm pretty sure he gets it now and will give them mercy. He also gets aggy,too the man hasesd from hks mistakes. We're 8-[ and fixinf to 9-1. He understands he has to go on a murder spread in Fayettnam. He's not stupid. We didn't get to 8-1 by sheer luck. We are blowing out teams and have the #1 defense. We're fine. We're winning. This isn't 2021 where he didn't understand how much ever hare us. He gets it. Fucking relax. Plus it's a day game so free crowd won't be drunk as fuck and as rowdy 

You get into my stash again, slick?

[markstanco 12504]

He’s doubtful

Thanks

[Tex Long 4346]

6 minutes ago, thunderlounge said:

You get into my stash again, slick?

Just got back from the pees conference, prolly.

[Grimas 659]

4 hours ago, El Tri said:

he's been going to texas games since he was a child

I’ve got two of those up there as well… One was top 7% but wanted to go to business school so didn’t even apply to UT as chances were slim/none to get in but “No way I’m even applying to a&m as they are weird…” even though all wife’s family went there (wife was only one in her clan to go somewhere other than a&m). The other kid chose UArk over Tech as he thought Lubbock was a shit hole the cost is about the same with the OOS discount and could room with his twin brother.
 

We’re headed up for the game tomorrow to see both them for the game and weekend - I’m betting both wear UArk gear to the game as they don’t want to get killed in the student section and by chance, give dad crap if we shit the bed on Sat… And i’ll be wearing my burnt orange all weekend… if anyone knows of a good UT tailgate (since it looks like there won’t be a Surly one), let me know via PM…

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[msucolt45 3989]

FDS texts like I do while drinking. My post yesterday in a thread late, probably 5-6 beers in, I texted the word “actually” in about 4-5 consecutive sentences. I know I shouldn’t post while drinking, but reading it today was kind of embarrassing.

I can’t even recall that thread now.

Hook’em!!!

[nnm 36063]

57 minutes ago, Funk Doctor Spock said:

He already mentioned in his pees conference that they hare Texas.kre thret love themselves. 

I'm pretty sure he gets it now and will give them mercy. He also gets aggy,too the man hasesd from hks mistakes. We're 8-[ and fixinf to 9-1. He understands he has to go on a murder spread in Fayettnam. He's not stupid. We didn't get to 8-1 by sheer luck. We are blowing out teams and have the #1 defense. We're fine. We're winning. This isn't 2021 where he didn't understand how much ever hare us. He gets it. Fucking relax. Plus it's a day game so free crowd won't be drunk as fuck and as rowdy 

[Armybrat 40725]

7 hours ago, BurntOrange&White said:

A lot of posters here would be too dumb to get into UT now days.

{raising my hand}

[TheBryMan81 2501]

I don't remember this, but apparently DJ pulled a Charlie Strong before it was cool.

 

 

[Brandywine 1312]

Just now, Brandywine said:

My oldest granddaughter applied and got accepted and that was one of the draws. She ended up going to Colorado. She didn’t like Arkansas politics.

 

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