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Look, I'll continue to lay down the facts, and you can just stay in la-la land where jff jacks you off while you hiss at bevo.

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Regardless of the cries of the everyday Longhorns fan, most assumed Mack Brown wouldn't be forced out at Texas because the football coach had AD DeLoss Dodds and, perhaps more importantly, the school's prominent boosters behind him. But Inside Texas has an extensive Q&A with a UT insider who says that may no longer be the case. Here's a snippet from Inside Texas' report: "There have been phone calls to Deloss about the dissatisfaction after the loss. There are phone calls and emails sent to Deloss after every loss, there are just more of them now. The difference is that some of these conversations are not just focused on Mack, but there are some [boosters] that have challenged Deloss and Bellmont as a whole. It’s a different feeling than when it was simply seen as a Mack Brown problem. These guys are questioning whether or not Deloss Dodds needs to be around. Make no mistake, the big money guys are now convinced that the culture in Bellmont is rotting and they want to fix it." The report mentions a faction of Texas boosters who have long been rallying against Brown, yet didn't wield the most power within the program. But even some of the most prominent boosters who were staunchly in Brown's corner over the past two years could be growing more restless, according to Inside Texas: "If some of these guys have their way then neither Mack or Dodds will be around much longer. But again, these are the vocal group. Mack and Deloss need to be concerned with the group that used to be in their corner come hell or high water. Mack has mentioned one or two of these folks by name in press conferences this year when he was talking about support. Those names aren’t in his corner any more." The insider told Inside Texas that if the Horns lose to Kansas State, he doubted that Brown would want to "come back in the face of all the negativity." "He feeds off of pats on the back. He’s not getting that anymore. In fact, I haven’t seen this much negative sentiment since Mackovic was about to be fired."

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