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Posts posted by texasdago
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15 minutes ago, KaiserSoze said:
There's a good chance I'm in for this. Immamac's Zilker home is stumbling distance from my place and at the moment I have no travel plans.
Allright... we'll see if we're in town. Maybe maybe may bring a 16-year old who is probably exposed to jr. degenerates on a daily basis so we likely will not stunt his growth.
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3 minutes ago, DFW Horn said:
We Gen-X'ers call it Collie Station and sometimes Gomerville. Is that better?
Collie Station is perfect. I'm still twitching over reading C-Stat used here.
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1 minute ago, DFW Horn said:
Lol...I called it that bc that's what the younger aggy call it. Believe me, I'm not trying to make it sound cool.
Tongue in cheek
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16 minutes ago, DFW Horn said:
Forecast for C-Stat
Sorry but I hate hate it when people call it C-Stat. Its like they are trying to make College Station sound cool and hip like saying SoCo or NoDo. Don't fall to that lame-ass aggy branding. Want to use a term like Pyle Field? Sure. Otherwise...
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Entering 2025, he remained buried on the depth chart behind Ryan Wingo, Emmett Mosley V, DeAndre Moore Jr. and Parker Livingstone along with incoming true freshman like Daylan McCutcheo, Jaime Ffrench and Kaliq Lockett.
Butler saw action during non-conference play this season against UTEP, Sam Houston State ad San Jose State, which was highlighted by a 17-yard catch against Sam Houston, but the writing has been on the wall.
With the majority of Texas' wide receiving corps likely to return, he would remain deep on the bench. It's probably in Butler's best interest to head elsewhere if he wants to receive playing time."
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Congratulations and I'm happy you found a counselor that cared about you and helped you make it across the line. People like that are worth their weight in gold.
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Hmmm... interesting. I could bring some Donut Taco Palace.
You have plans @KaiserSoze ?
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16 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:
Sure...sure....easy to say when you know that Ant Hill is not going to play in that game.....dumbass!
I think that quote was from last year
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All right ... don't worry about Baxter. We've got a 2 carries for -2 yards option hitting the portal.
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2 hours ago, Sawbonz said:
No CR but he seems to be ambulance chaser adjacent at best. How does it benefit his angle to be a run of the mill republican donor much less a trumper?
How do y'all not know who Buzbee is?
He's not quite The Hand Doctor but he's a bit of a celebrity in Houston as being a real classy dude.
For those who need an additional reference...
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Weird that his head is tilted instead of straight on. I hope he doesn't have a neck injury like Arch's shoulder.
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27 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
LMAO
I mean, really, just so perfectly aggy.
For reference, he's the kind of idiot that spouts this off on a regular basis.
Texas A&M OL Trey Zuhn III on Texas LB Anthony Hill: "He's a great player, but he's nothing that we haven't seen before and nothing that we can't handle."
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37 minutes ago, Bevo&Pevo said:
If a player is afraid of injury they shouldn't play another game ever. Airplanes crash sometimes, so don't get on the flight. Better be careful what you're eating you might choke. Not playing as a player is really not different than Notre Dame not being in a conference. Simply selfish. There is ton of guys playing who will not go pro and they still suit up.
...and if they have half a brain, they have insurance:
This is 2016 so I'm sure the policies are even better now...
QuoteFormer Notre Dame linebacker Jaylon Smith took out an insurance policy in the fall that would pay him $5 million if he got hurt and could never play again or up to $5 million if he got hurt and slipped in the 2016 NFL draft.
A source with knowledge of the policy said Smith will receive $700,000 if he falls out of the first round and gets picked as the top pick in the second round. If he doesn't, he'll collect an additional $100,000 for each spot he falls.
Smith would set a loss-of-value record of $3.1 million if he fell to the 55th overall pick.
Smith would be able to collect up to the full $5 million, which is tax free because he paid for his own policy with taxed money, and still play.
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19 minutes ago, 52-80 said:
Last year's Citrus bowl of 2 non-elite 9-3 schools was meaningful to Illinois and SouthCar fans and 50,000 people in the stadium.
Viewership number of 6.5M was higher than ACC CCG and equal to B12 CCG.
I'm definitely watching the THIRD EVER matchup between 2 of the top 5 winningest teams of all time
Seriously. Two-all time teams... two of the biggest programs providing one of the best match-ups of the post-season.
Imagine being a Longhorn fan and thinking, "no, I'm done watching Longhorn football now. I don't want this game" WTF y'all!?
Win the game and move to a tie for fourth with crybaby Notre Dame on the all-time list.
Two of the top five most-watched teams in 2025:
Also...
Who wants to bet we draw more eyeballs for our bowl than three of these four first round match-ups?
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4 minutes ago, The_Great_Hornsby said:
Yes and no. I would say the win over Michigan in 2005 was a pretty big springboard for 2006. It builds confidence and desire for the next season. Makes them work harder in the offseason.
Besides I'd rather finish with a 10th win and a possible top 10 finish
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"and an English Premier League soccer team"
I like how they didn't even bother to list the team, as if their audience would be like, "what the hell is Liverpool? That sum, uh, water park?"
(cough cough a team worth over $5B)
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3 hours ago, Iceman said:
No, that was the surprise. We can buy beer/wine at 10am on Sunday. Illinois and/or Chicago makes you wait till noon.
Yeah but...
Liquor Stores in Illinois
Kroger sells hard liquor at 27 locations within our grocery stores in Illinois.
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1 hour ago, Iceman said:
I am further aggrieved in the Windy City- grabbed some stuff at the local WalMart, go to check out and they tell me to see my 2 6-packs of beer to the side, as I cannot purchase them until noon. I politely thanked them for the heads up.
But in my head, I was like, "Gotdam. Chi-town Baptists are worse than ours at home."Someone from Texas complaining about another state's liquor laws is rich.
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On 12/5/2025 at 11:27 AM, Pescado_Rojo said:
This may come as a shock to you guys, but I will sometimes stop and take a shit at a hotel I'm not staying in. Hotels with a lot of conference rooms and a surface lot are the best. No one knows if you're there for a conference or what, and there's usually a quiet, seldom used shitter on the mezzanine floor around a corner someplace.
This is the same strategy people should use at UT football games. Figure out which buildings have open access like the UGL on game day and go drop a clean, glorious deuce
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Tony is just so altruistic. Just doing it for the right reason$
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8 hours ago, BearSchlong said:
Bump.
About $5m in contracts to book the next two weeks. Turned out to be the best sales year in my career x 4.I won't hit my number but it's ending well and at least it won't be the Armageddon I expected.
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22 minutes ago, cabowabo said:
She used a friend's phone. I fully expect Buzbee and the family to sue the people who put on the tailgate for making her get drunk and the apartment for building the dangerous balcony. Hell, the gofundme was set up while her body was still warm. Sad story, but the family needs to quiet down.
I'll put money on that bet
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