re: OU received invite in 2010 but did not think A&M was a good partner

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Also, that aggie was talking about Texas falling back to "normal state of irrelevance" which is comical considering Texas had (i) just finished as the winningest power conference football program the prior decade and (ii) just played for a national title in football, baseball and volleyball the prior year, something a&m has never accomplished in the last 84 years and likely will never accomplish

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Here comes the Longhorn statisticians torturing data to try and buck up their resume.

Fact . . .Going into the Mack Brown era, Texas had been pretty irrelevant in football Brown since Fred Akers first few years.

Fact . . . .Oklahoma was actually the winningest program during the 2000-2010 stretch you reference, not Texas.

Fact . .. . . Texas could muster just 2 conference titles in a crappy Big 12 during this supposed unbelievable run. Oklahoma had 7 in the same stretch.

Fact- You dumb motherfu#$ers ran off Mack Brown, hired Charlie Strong, and were back to losing seasons, missing bowl games, and geneeally being irrelevant just like you were prior to Mack's brief stint in Austin.


So the original remains. Oklahoma should have cut ties with Texas and been its own advocate as it has always been a better football product.