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TreatyOak

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  1. I am flattered and humbled by your comment. I would like to thank all the people who paved the way for my post. @BurntOrange&White, @Thatguy and @C-Man, this award belongs to you, as well. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
  2. I got to give a shout-out to Michigan and Texas. You do have to admit the coaching staffs know how to turn an utterly meaningless and boring exhibition game into a drama-filled freak-show.
  3. Im sorry, I didn't make myself clear. I hope PK trashes Sark in an INTERVIEW. Sark deserves it for his conceived comments that reflect poorly on him, not PK.
  4. From my humble marketing & PR perspective, I think that is a terrible quote from Sark. That sounds like someone who is really reaching and regardless of the reality, it's a bad reflection on him. Throwing someone under the bus like that only makes Sark look bad as far as Texas stakeholders are concerned. I already thought less of him this year for his inability to motivate his players to put complete games together, and now he just sounds desperate. He could have been really positive about PK, thanked him for his contributions and even more positive about Muschamp. I hope PK trashes him when he lands.
  5. Thanks. It's going to be glorious, but I'm not sure it will ever top Johnny Football there, which is the most Surly Horns thing I've ever seen.
  6. I have to admit that I admire Mr. Pavia. Yes, he is an asshole, but at least he's authentic, unlike so many people who hide their nastiness (I'm looking at you, Sherrone Moore) He wouldn't have been on the stage for a Heisman if he wasn't an asshole, because that is what drove him from his nothing background to college football success. As the old joke goes: "He's perfectly balanced. He has a chip on each shoulder." Like Baker Mayfield, he has a, "me against the world," attitude that he uses for fuel. Ultimately, he will be the greatest force in his own destruction, and he seems to be well on his way to failure. Finally, say what you want, but at least he is always entertaining, and I'd rather be entertained by his Surly-fueled antics than all the boring folks.
  7. @Hank_Hill and @TrashMaster G, I saw you each gave me negative reps for trashing Coach Sark. Hey, I'm in a little bit of situation here at Surly Horns, due to my posts and some stupid, innaccurate misunderstanding about some missing money. It's really not a big deal, and it's not even that much money that I lost, and there's no reason to look into the situation, 'cause there's nothing going on. Anyways, if you guys could each give me around 25 likes, that would be really great and help me with my current situation. We're a family!
  8. It was. just like Johntay Cook's departure from the University of Washington after 48 hours.
  9. "Make no mistake," said Grasso. "We will leave no stone unturned, and any further action we take will be based on credible evidence and findings, developed through a rigorous investigation.
  10. That's a scintillating lineup of games, that could almost give this fabulous bowl season a run for its money.
  11. “Disappointed. I’m not happy about it, but losing First Chair in the Miami Symphony is something out of my control,” Tagovailoa said, via Cameron Wolfe of NFL Media. "I'm just gonna keep grinding and I fully expect to be featured again as Clara in the Nutcracker."
  12. This isn't brain surgery. Tua is gonna be a head-case. He'll have his head spinning 'cause of this. This is a huge blow-to-the-head for him. He may never get his head screwed on right after this.
  13. This is a brain-dead move and gonna have Tua seeing stars. Did Miami get their bell rung? If I was Tua, I would be spaced-out about this. Tua can't remember the last time this was done to someone. They need to get their head-on-straight.
  14. Well, Tua is going to give Miami a piece-of-his-mind for doing this. I mean this a brain-dead move.
  15. Thanks. I don't follow the NFL too closely and I don't understand. If they had a five-game winning streak before the Monday loss, why are they benching Tua? I see they are 6-8 and he has 20 TDS but 15 iNTS, so that's not good. Still, his rating is 88.5, which is 'above average.' Why are they benching him?
  16. Great to hear but I wish he had more time to grow into the position and didn’t play for a moribund franchise. Good luck, Quinn!!
  17. Who wore it better? Chris Beard is the OG of coaches doing a Zoom court hearing. I thought with his prison garb, the camera looking down at hm, plus the mask, made it an unbeatable image. But Sherrone Moore's image may have him topped. There is a doom-like, apocalyptic quality to the image. Everything from his look of utter hopelessness, to the pixel-challenged quality, to the claustrophobic nature of the space make it an instant classic. Who do you think gets the nod? NOTE: Moore would be wise to consider that if Beard could have a career after that shot, even he might have a chance at redemption.
  18. Fair points and well stated. I was responding to how he created an air of menace though his use of little observations, like the way they were missing teeth, the hate they had for themselves, and how even the air seemed different. Perhaps Cormac McCarthy would have been a more apt reference, or even Larry McMurtry.
  19. This is actually beautifully written and would have made Hunter S. Thompson proud.
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