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sith_horn

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  1. The best way to shut everyone up, including these cocksucking announcers, is to score and score some more. They're salivating at the chance for any Texas failure.
  2. These announcers suck donkey dicks.
  3. Time for the defense to wake up. They've been asleep thus far.
  4. Golden is just nails at receiver.
  5. Yes sir, Mr. McDonald!
  6. Roberson again. He had two holds against Georgia on returns. Banks chewed his ass out the first time on the sidelines.
  7. And Matt Campbell, Sonny Dykes and Bo Pelini.
  8. If Quinn were to stay, which is highly improbable IMO, I don't see Sark annointing him the unquestioned QB1. I expect it would be an open competition with Arch given the benefit of the doubt unless he just underperforms. I doubt Quinn would accept that. I like where we stand with Arch and Owens in the room.
  9. While it's fun to kick this around, the beauty of it all is, clearly, we have a coach making seven figures. At the end of the day, he will make this decision for us.
  10. I'll be elated if he does, but won't be at ease until he can do it consecutively for several games. FayetteNam might be the better test. Yeah, I know they aren't great, but it will be a hostile environment and their superbowl following a bye for them to prep. I think it's likely he does OK against Vandy. Their defense doesn't pose the kind of threat either OU or Georgia does. Likewise, I expect the team will play with purpose following the defeat, especially the OL.
  11. Not all fried chicken is deep fried either. We don't deep fry ours and the very best fried chicken I've ever had wasn't deep fried. It was made by Granny (not mine, but that's what everyone called her) in east Texas. Dammit. Now I'm jonesing for her fried chicken.
  12. I'd probably have recommended a .308 Win.
  13. Your post doesn't carry the impact you think it does. "No one is 100% this time of year" is pretty weak sauce. I could absolutely believe it is in his head though. Try not to get so worked up.
  14. A dubious one given the timing and the circumstances. Couldn't possibly be looking for an excuse, right? Sark claims he was healthy as far as he knew. I have a very hard time believing Sark would start him if he was so restrained and hesitant with his throws and mechanics during practice where he knows he won't get hammered.
  15. How do you know it's because he is still injured? Cite your source.
  16. Chorizo & egg, sauteed onions and poblano, cheese, salsa
  17. It's not you we are worried about being scared ...
  18. @Goodman posted this over in the TEXAS QB TALK thread. Some input on the game and Quinn from Coach Bryan Erwin in the OTF video. I've linked it to start at 9:25 where Bobby introduces him into the discussion. He finishes up at the 25 minute mark. There's some interchange with Gerry and Bobby which Coach Erwin responds to. Worth the listen if you can find the time IMO.
  19. Exactly. I'll go a step further and say that if he had been left in the game, no one here can say definitively one way or the other how the game turns out. He may well have been able to adjust to the speed of the game and settle in. That's not me saying he would have, but he might well have been able to make a game of it.
  20. That was my whole point.
  21. I commented on this before, perhaps in a different thread when someone posted a tweet with his comment, but it shouldn't be hard to see if there is a difference between how he plays in practice, which we aren't privy to, versus in the last two games. If he's stepping into his throws, showing proper mechanics, completing passes and basically getting the job done in practice, then this is all in his head. If he isn't, I have a hard time understanding why Sark has been playing him. His throwing mechanics were great against Michigan.
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