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83Horn

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  1. I'm not talking about the QB room; I'm talking about the team. tOSU is pretty universally considered to be a lock for the B1G championship, and a CFP spot every year, while Texas is considered to be runner-up (at best) in the Big XII. If Ewers is as good as everyone seems to think he is, he should be able to help get Texas over that hump to championship level, but instead of coming here and helping make that happen(as he originally committed to do), he decides to go where the championships are almost guaranteed. That just seems a bit...weak to me. Texas doesn't need him, and we'll be fine without him.
  2. Not really. The reason he gave for leaving the state is complete bullshit. Texas hadn't been in the running for a National Championship for a little while when he initially committed to Texas, so it apparently didn't bother him then. I may be wrong, probably am, but it just appears to me that this kid doesn't really like competition. He likes being at the top, but doesn't like having to fight or compete to get to the top. I want guys on the team who have a bit more fire in their belly. Texas will be fine without him.
  3. Fuck this guy, and fuck anyone who thinks we're still getting him and fuck anyone who thinks we need him. I hope this fucker is the next Tate Martell. Instead of crapping on the team you initially committed to because, "a Texas team hasn’t been in the running for a national championship in a little while", how about you embrace the challenge of helping bring that team back to prominence instead of body surfing on the success of others. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/former-longhorns-commit-quinn-ewers-comments-of-players-leaving-texas/ar-AAKxvqU
  4. I love this picture...I hope Baker is seeing this in his nightmares forever; that one where you're running away from something ominous, but you're stuck in slow motion...fuck Baker Mayfield.
  5. Ok, so that brief hype video up there shows some guy taking a puff off a cigar...is that allowed at the ball park? If so, SWEET!
  6. I had a bit of a chuckle several years ago when I was going through a box of stuff I had picked up while cleaning out my mom's house after she passed away. In this box was a diary my dad had kept in 1955. There was an entry from about a week after one of my brothers was born, in which my dad says that he was feeling pretty ashamed of himself for making my mom cry at the hospital. Apparently he blew up at the staff when they handed him the bill for the stay. "$140??? She was only in there for four days!" My, how things have changed.
  7. This fucker needs a shower, shave, haircut...and a swift kick in the balls:
  8. As pointed out in another thread, this is the guy that bowed up on Mike Antico after colliding at the plate early in game one of our series with them, setting off a scuffle that got the left side of our infield ejected. We then had to play the rest of that game, and all of game two with substitutes at second, third, and short...which didn't end up mattering, because the subs played great, and we still swept the kats. So, yeah, thanks for the homer, dude, but fuck you. Congrats on your dogpile moment.
  9. And we have yet to get him out today.
  10. This seems like another effective pitching change...at least he's putting them close enough to the strike zone for us to get some decent hits.
  11. Welcome back, Mr. Kennedy. HR makes it 6-1
  12. So, this pitching change seems like it was effective
  13. Can't disagree with anything you said here, but I would say one thing; Don't assume unlicensed carriers are automatically untrained carriers.
  14. This is objectively untrue. I'm sure I could find several more examples if I wanted to spend another 5 minutes searching, but something tells me that facts and evidence wouldn't matter: https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/08/in-missouri-a-good-guy-with-a-gun-stepped-up-so-can-you/ https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-50952443 https://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/stephen-willeford-sutherland-springs-mass-murder/
  15. Understand, but it's not the difficulty of obtaining the permit that's at issue here, it's the very need to have the government's permission to carry that's the issue. As an extreme, and very unlikle example, here in Virginia you can open carry without a permit. If I happen to be open carrying with a shoulder holster, or a rig on my hip on a nice warm spring day while I'm out and about, and a cold front blows in, the temperature drops and I put on a jacket, I am now concealed carrying and technically committing a felony by putting on my jacket. Is this a likely scenario...no, but as I stated in my last post, the Constitutional Carry law protects those who don't want to open carry, would like to carry concealed, but for whatever reason have chosen not to get licensed.
  16. Not so sure about this. Where I live, here in Virginia, we don't have a Constitutional Carry law. We can open carry, but must have a permit to carry concealed. If we are ever caught carrying concealed without a permit, I believe we can be charged with a felony, which is why I don't carry. If we had Constitutional Carry, I would carry in certain situations. Perhaps it's different in Texas, but the passage of Constitutional Carry, while probably won't have any practical effect on crime rates, does protect those who want to carry, but for whatever reason choose not to get a State issued license.
  17. Clearly, this is my fault. Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa, Mea Maxima Culpa.
  18. Dang...WVU wins...to many wasted opportunities
  19. How about we keep his defense, and develop his hitting.
  20. Yeah, if the rule is there has to be irrefutable evidence that the call on the field was wrong, then Cam was safe
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