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  1. Stroh is terrible...
  2. Bluejays hopefully Win Gm2
  3. Lake LBJ currently raining... 😎
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  6. More... More... More
  7. Oh yeah... walk in a run πŸ˜‹
  8. Waco, KU, K-State, UH, and tech were all shithole places to play...
  9. May be rainy night in "Death Valley" Saturday... No. 3 Texas A&M and No. 20 LSU renew their highly-competitive SEC rivalry in Saturday night’s much-anticipated Top 20 showdown in Baton Rouge. The third-ranked Aggies (7-0, 4-0 SEC) enter as 2.5-point road favorites over the host Tigers (5-2, 2-2 SEC) with an over-under of 48.5 points, according to BetMGM. Texas A&M has already ruled out starting running back Le’Veon Moss for a second-consecutive game after suffering an ankle injury against Florida two weeks prior. LSU -- All eyes are on the status of LSU junior middle linebacker Whit Weeks, the heart and soul of the Tigers defense who missed last week’s 31-24 loss at Vanderbilt while recovering from a bone bruise in his ankle. Weeks, who was listed as β€œdoubtful” in Wednesday’s initial availability report, is expected to remain in a walking boot β€œfor another couple of days” according to head coach Brian Kelly. β€œWhit is still non-weightbearing,” Kelly said during Wednesday’s SEC Coaches Teleconference. β€œHe’s in the boot, and we’ll keep the boot on him for another couple of days before we know what he can do. He’s been doing some additional treatments, and he’s feeling better, but we won’t know on him until later in the week.”
  10. Really frustrating bend but don't break Texas defensive effort in 2024 game. Hope the TOP disparity isn't 10mins in Miss State's favor again like 2024. Gotta stop Miss State offense better on 3rd downs... 2024 Game Stats Score was 7-6 Texas till late 2nd quarter touchdown by Horns...
  11. GameDay won't cover the FCS Game of the Year Well, nine weeks in, what are ESPN's actions telling us? No. 15 Mizzou at No. 10 Vanderbilt is a great story -- GameDay has already been to a Vandy game this season, but this is the show's first trip to Nashville since 2008 -- but, pound for pound, Tigers-Dores is not close to the biggest game in college football this weekend. We've got a 1 vs. 2 game in FCS on Saturday. The last time South Dakota State lost to someone other than North Dakota State, it was the FCS semifinals of 2021. The Jackrabbits fell to Montana State, who would ultimately fall to North Dakota State in the FCS title game. The 'Rabbits then ripped off 34 straight wins over sub-FBS competition until losing to NDSU in the Fargodome last October, in another 1 vs. 2 game. The teams met again in the Fargodome in the FCS semifinals, and again the Bison came out on top, 28-21. North Dakota State and South Dakota State have won the last four FCS national championships, and 12 of the last 14 (though 10 of those belong to the Bison). At least one of these programs has played for the FCS title every year but one since 2011, and the only team to beat NDSU in an FCS National Championship since the Bison claimed ownership of the entire subdivision was South Dakota State. So, we've established that the Bison and the Jackrabbits are really, really good. What about Saturday's game (8 p.m. ET, ESPNU)? Well, I regret to inform you that that defending national champion Bison are once again an absolute unit. NDSU leads FCS in scoring defense, total defense, passing yards allowed, and passing efficiency, and they're top-10 in a collection of other statistics. The most important: sixth in scoring offense (43.6 points per game), pass efficiency defense, turnover margin, third down offense, third down defense. The list goes on and on. No one has played this team to within 17 points, and only No. 18 Illinois State managed to do that. After Cam Miller led FCS in passing efficiency last season, senior Cole Payton has stepped in to once again lead the nation by a relative mile -- 74 percent passing for 12.9 per attempt with 11 touchdowns against one pick. The key statistic there may be that Payton has only had to throw 121 passes through seven games, because NDSU is fifth in the nation in rushing at 242 yards per game and hasn't trailed in the second half for one second all season long. If you're SDSU, how do you possibly win this game? You've got to lean into your relative strengths. The offense isn't as efficient as NDSU's, but the defense is neck-and-neck with the Bison. SDSU is also as good as anyone at turning people over: they've forced multiple turnovers in all but one game, and swiped four interceptions in each of their past two outings. That's a narrow road map to victory, sure, but beating NDSU is not easy. No one knows that more than South Dakota State.
  12. Good stuff @OnAComputer
  13. Hills makes some good points. Gotta call what the O-line executes the best -- playcalls that allow them to use their physical size to get a hat on a hat. This O-line currently can't run a bunch of finesse bullshit.
  14. Taaffe out for Miss State... Derek Williams Jr. & Xavier Filsaime will be the players tasked with doing so, Sarkisian said.
  15. Keep hearing it's likely Miss State will punt the ball away from Niblett to avoid a big return. Wonder if Banks tries to dial up another punt block again this Saturday???
  16. Poor player evaluation is the biggest problem at o-line per Dan. He still believes Flood can coach... Former Texas All-American Dan Neil talks Longhorns O-Line, Offense, Can they improve Dan Neil kept calling him "Curt Flood" instead of Kyle πŸ˜‹
  17. Probably need Texas Defense to get 2+ takeaways vs Miss State for a shot to Win this Saturday. Sure hope we generate more 3 and outs by Miss State offense... frustrating watching Kentucky convert so many 3rd downs into 1st downs... 😬
  18. Yah left the following out... "Ryan O'Hara will call plays from the booth and Steve Spurrier Jr. is going to have a more active role on the field with the quarterbacks" . Spurrier Jr.'s role is an elevated one from his standing as an offensive analyst with the team. Elevating the role of Spurrier Jr. Gonzales explained, was done so with Lagway in mind. "First and foremost, Coach Spurrier has been with us all season long, working with quarterbacks and with Coach O'Hara," said Gonzales, who also praised Spurrier Jr.'s offensive knowledge from being around his father, the legendary Steve Spurrier. "This allows us to move Coach O'Hara upstairs and have somebody who's been communicating with DJ all season long." https://footballscoop.com/2025/10/22/florida-getting-steve-spurrier-jr-more-involved-in-gators-offense
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