Marylands 51 pts is most allowed by Texas in a season opener, most allowed by a first year head coach, and most by Maryland over a ranked opponent.
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Neighbors wondering what the noise was at 5AM. It was me bursting out laughing at this post.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I'd love to compare some of the posts in the Ohio State-Indiana thread saying that it wasn't Beck's fault and Herman was entirely responsible for 2014 with their posts during and after they spent yesterday afternoon gargling on turtle cock.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
And for any shagholes spewing their tired shit about Ohio State fans, you assholes not only booed your own team and new coach in the first half but then proceeded to throw garbage onto the field. I hope every fucking 5* recruit in Texas took note of that yesterday.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Overheard on the Oklahoma board:
They may have been looking ahead to the revenge game against Kansas.
They may have been looking ahead to the revenge game against Kansas.
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On Nov 3, 2007, Colt McCoy rallied UT from a 14-35 deficit against Oklahoma St in Stillwater with a 24 point 4th Q outburst to steal a 38-35 victory.
Since? Texas has lost 40 consecutive games in which they've trailed by 14 points at any point in the ballgame.
Since? Texas has lost 40 consecutive games in which they've trailed by 14 points at any point in the ballgame.
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https://theathletic.com/92370/2017/09/01/dear-faux-pelini/
Dear Faux Pelini,
Remember when Texas lost to Kansas?
Signed,
Mark F.
Thank You Mark F.,
This is more like it. What a fun question! I do — I do remember when Texas lost to Kansas! That was just last year, on November 19, and the score was Kansas 24, Texas 21. It was surprising because Kansas sucks at football very much, and Texas’ football program has many millions of dollars piled up around its practice fields and workout facilities, yet Kansas scored more points than Texas in that game. Texas people became very angry that day, and their coach soon became very sad.
It is fun and reassuring when bad things happen to Texas football because one time, not long ago, Dan Beebe, the BCS, ABC Sports and Barack Obama granted Texas an extra second in a very important game against a very handsome coach and they used that extra second to kick a very unfair and pretend field goal and “won” that game 13-12. This upset the football gods very much, so they set out on a campaign to punish the Texas football team in creative and painful ways, including sending Charlie Strong as their anointed son to cause pain and sadness and do things like lose to Kansas.
Remember, Mark F., when Texas loses it is good for football and good for the universe. Thank you for your wonderful question.
Dear Faux Pelini,
Remember when Texas lost to Kansas?
Signed,
Mark F.
Thank You Mark F.,
This is more like it. What a fun question! I do — I do remember when Texas lost to Kansas! That was just last year, on November 19, and the score was Kansas 24, Texas 21. It was surprising because Kansas sucks at football very much, and Texas’ football program has many millions of dollars piled up around its practice fields and workout facilities, yet Kansas scored more points than Texas in that game. Texas people became very angry that day, and their coach soon became very sad.
It is fun and reassuring when bad things happen to Texas football because one time, not long ago, Dan Beebe, the BCS, ABC Sports and Barack Obama granted Texas an extra second in a very important game against a very handsome coach and they used that extra second to kick a very unfair and pretend field goal and “won” that game 13-12. This upset the football gods very much, so they set out on a campaign to punish the Texas football team in creative and painful ways, including sending Charlie Strong as their anointed son to cause pain and sadness and do things like lose to Kansas.
Remember, Mark F., when Texas loses it is good for football and good for the universe. Thank you for your wonderful question.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Some stunning Longhorn arrogance on display from this fool.
http://insidetexas.com/the-elite-college-jobs-ranking-winning-infrastructure/
Ohio State does $300M more in research every year than Texas
Ohio State was elected into the AAU before Texas
Ohio State has an NCI Comprehensive Cancer Center; Texas does not.
When you ignore the ridiculous PUF figure that Texas claims as "their" endowment and compare apples-to-apples, Ohio State has a larger endowment than Texas
The average freshman SAT at Ohio State is 40 points higher than at Texas
God, the more I learn about that place, the more I fucking hate it.
http://insidetexas.com/the-elite-college-jobs-ranking-winning-infrastructure/
Ohio State does $300M more in research every year than Texas
Ohio State was elected into the AAU before Texas
Ohio State has an NCI Comprehensive Cancer Center; Texas does not.
When you ignore the ridiculous PUF figure that Texas claims as "their" endowment and compare apples-to-apples, Ohio State has a larger endowment than Texas
The average freshman SAT at Ohio State is 40 points higher than at Texas
God, the more I learn about that place, the more I fucking hate it.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Texas student body votes to reinstate football series with rival Texas A&M
On Wednesday, Texas students voted overwhelmingly to support reinstating the series on the Longhorns’ non-conference schedule as part of a referendum pushed by the school’s student government. The group posted the results on their Facebook page in a video and a whopping 96.71% of those voted to say that it’s time to say “goodbye to A&M” again. While the total number of votes cast was under 20% of the full student body, the survey found only 255 Longhorns who didn’t want to bring back the game.
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While you might dismiss the results, keep in mind that there’s one big name who is on board with re-starting the venture in head coach Tom Herman.
“Any time the student body rallies around a cause, I think the powers that be listen,” Herman said Tuesday, according to the Dallas Morning News. “Now, the powers that be are in that position because they have to make decisions.”
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...einstate-football-series-with-rival-texas-am/
On Wednesday, Texas students voted overwhelmingly to support reinstating the series on the Longhorns’ non-conference schedule as part of a referendum pushed by the school’s student government. The group posted the results on their Facebook page in a video and a whopping 96.71% of those voted to say that it’s time to say “goodbye to A&M” again. While the total number of votes cast was under 20% of the full student body, the survey found only 255 Longhorns who didn’t want to bring back the game.
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While you might dismiss the results, keep in mind that there’s one big name who is on board with re-starting the venture in head coach Tom Herman.
“Any time the student body rallies around a cause, I think the powers that be listen,” Herman said Tuesday, according to the Dallas Morning News. “Now, the powers that be are in that position because they have to make decisions.”
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...einstate-football-series-with-rival-texas-am/
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