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Texas is Charmin soft

Posted by Naked Bootleg on 10/11/26 at 7:32 am
Your fate was sealed when your children bowed up to the Sooners on their own sideline. That never works out. Too soft to back it up. The Texas players & coaches should know better by now.

If OU had an OL and a QB with a brain, that game would not have been close. All the talk, #1 ranking, and still lost to a deeply flawed team. You don't belong in the SEC.

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re: Game Thread

Posted by Naked Bootleg on 10/10/26 at 2:10 pm to
Yall struck gold with the portal QB. He’s really good
That would suck because Jacobe Johnson is definitely out.

How does one get injured after 7:00pm on the Thursday before a Saturday game???
All I have is a sneaking suspicion that whoever programs the town's street lights is getting paid under the table by people in the more affluent parts of town. :dunno:
Have you noticed the massive drop-off in WR blocking since he arrived? They do not block well. LiaR's WR's blocked exceptionally well. Thanks, Emmett
Thanks. This the beginning of a correction? Sure feels like it
I've come to the realization that Nagy's role is much broader than I originally thought.

Nagy's roles as GM:

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• Lead the strategic and operational functions of Oklahoma’s football roster construction and operations.

• Work as a peer partner to the head coach to assemble a team that reflects the program’s identity, values, goals and style of play, and translates the head coach’s vision into actionable roster-building strategies.

• Design and oversee financial strategies to allocate revenue-sharing and NIL assets and opportunities effectively to support roster building and player compensation.

• Oversee a specialized and professionalized scouting department with distinct roles for high school and transfer portal recruiting.

• Lead player evaluation processes, ensuring an objective and accurate talent assessment to ?t the program’s needs.

• Monitor emerging trends and innovations in player evaluation to maintain a competitive edge regarding technology and data collection.

• Manage the day-to-day operations of the football program, including budgeting, resource allocation and compliance with NCAA and SEC rules and bylaws, University policy and all other governing bodies and regulations.

• Serve as the liaison between the football program and other university departments (compliance, academics, facilities, etc.).

• Collaborate with university leadership to align football operations with the institution’s athletics department and its academic goals.

• Establish relationships with key stakeholders, including boosters, alumni, and other external partners.



Check the bolded parts. Personally, I don't like this. Yes, he was involved with talent evaluation for several NFL teams. A couple decades ago. Yes, he helped manage the Senior Bowl - again, more to do with NFL scouting than H.S. talent.

Seeing as how Brent's rosters are always flawed and incomplete.. is this working out well? We have 7 useable O-Linemen.. is that a good thing? Man, lots of OU fans were all giddy about Nagy being our GM. I thought that was about finances and portal/NIL $ management. Boy was I wrong, and if he and his band of merry talent evaluators are in charge of roster development, they pretty much suck arse at their job.

"Work as a peer partner to the head coach to assemble a team that reflects the program’s identity, values, goals and style of play" - Identity and values !? WTF. Blow the whole thing up.

re: Hey Oklahoma!

Posted by Naked Bootleg on 10/8/26 at 10:09 am to
Our only two above-average OL are out (EPL = out, Fasusi = Questionable but he's been questionable for 3+ weeks)

The memes about OU losing the bye week came true

re: Hey Oklahoma!

Posted by Naked Bootleg on 10/8/26 at 6:48 am to
Welp, OU's injury report essentially doubled in size over the bye week. :banghead:
Good fricking God. Whatever the frick we are doing wrong, please stop. In 40+ years of watching OU football, I've never seen anything like this. This is worse than Schmitty's worst years.

It wouldn't be so bad if we weren't so thin. Jesus Christ.
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2. Matchups - OU vs Bama/UGA/LSU/Florida/Ole Miss/Aub/Tenn/ etc are more enjoyable to watch compared to Iowa State, Kansas, etc.


Pick any SEC venue and compare to any B12 venue - Lubbock, Manhattan, Lawrence, Waco, Stillwater... the armpits of flyover country. Road trips are back on the menu and I'm here for it.

Both my parents are from the Deep South where their ancestors lived for generations. This shite's in my blood. Despite the current shitshow, I feel like we are where we belong.

I'm also slightly jealous due to being new in a conference full of historic rivalries, classic games, bad blood, etc. The SEC is a whole 'nother level.



re: 100-150 years from now

Posted by Naked Bootleg on 10/6/26 at 6:10 am to
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Rankings by Presidential Historians and Scholars Surveys of presidential historians, political scientists, and biographers consistently place Donald Trump among the lowest-ranked U.S. presidents

: • 2024 Presidential Greatness Project Expert Survey: Ranked Trump 45th (last) out of all evaluated U.S. presidents

. • 2021 C-SPAN Presidential Historians Survey: Ranked Trump 41st overall out of 44 former presidents at the time, with particularly low scores in moral authority, administrative skills, and international relations

. • Siena College Research Institute Polls: Placed Trump in the bottom three alongside figures like James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson.


Hold on, shitlib career academia losers rank Trump at or near the bottom?? No way!

TDS sufferers are incapable of acknowledging the truth. Trump will be viewed as one of the top 3 most consequential Presidents. Yes he's a crass New Yorker, yes the Iran war was not a great idea (it seems, for now) but the fact he's not a career politician who also happens to have frick you money allowed him to peel back the mirage hiding the absolute corruption of the deep state, congress, and the Globalist's ambitions, validating the suspicions of all sane & serious people.

He's done a ton of great things that don't get mentioned by Dem propaganda outlets, but he will be eternally recognized as the one President who proved beyond any reasonable doubt that the machinations of greed and fear had, up to now, completely taken over the US Government. That's why they hate him now, but he will be accepted as an authentically consequential President within a few generations.
I couldn't be more impressed with the new Mizzou QB Simmons. Wish we had him

re: Red River Shootout

Posted by Naked Bootleg on 10/5/26 at 6:22 am to
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I am sure Smothers will be healthy to rub it in our faces our coaching staff didn’t realize who the best back was two years ago


OU's offensive coordinator had 2 full years of OC experience before arriving, and that was in the Mean Streets of the Mountain West Conference. This dumbass couldn't get Barry Sanders out of the backfield, let alone Smothers.
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I mean, I want it so strong I can feel the water htiting the back of my teeth.


Wife and I are sitting on the porch enjoying the 68 degree weather in peace and quiet. This had us laughing so hard we got dogs barking 2 blocks away
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That dress blows up her hips.


Astute observation.

Also: would do unholy things with her