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Yeah, that "diaper station" comment made me wonder if Trump had knocked up that assistant that goo-goo eyes him all the time.
You'll always have baseball. (?)
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It's every athletic dept in the country and no one wants to be the school that does

No, it's not "every athletic dept in the country".
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Dude you are obsessed good lord lol

Swing and a miss, strike one.
I think you meant say, "Clearly, you're scared of LSU".
What did Crockett say to Bowie at 4 in the morning when they were being overrun at the Alamo?
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Where did all these roofers come from?
LSU - 38
aggy - 9

Ole Miss - 24
Florida - 27
Nov. 28, 1968, I was 7. Dad had taken us downtown to watch the aggy corp march to the Capitol on Congress Avenue. Been watching football and Longhorn ever since. Graduated from Texas in 83 in addition to my 3 sisters. Mom and dad were proud all four kids UT graduates.
BTW, Texas won and were SWC Champions. Defeated Tennessee in the cotton bowl a month later.
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What a weird way to get your rocks off, referencing your WW1/2 military honors on a sports message board. We are here for football. Obviously we all respect the troops, but can still say the institution they came from is objectively a cult.

Man, It's all they got. Let them have their moment.

re: Oklahoma is a dangerous team

Posted by Victor R Franko on 9/24/26 at 5:06 am to
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Oklahoma has 1st rounders on the defensive line. They are capable of doing it

One of them, David Stone, is lost for the season this week in practice. His replacement is a RS Freshman.
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hookem33

We get it. You're the equal of Old Sarge and Big Sleezy rolled into one.

Like someone said, seek help, or another team.
Link to the letter.

BTW, not that it matters, It was using an overhead projector and slides, not PowerPoint.

https://www.nfl.com/news/letter-al-davis-said-he-gave-to-lane-kiffin-09000d5d80b4423a
When I was a kid back in late 60/70s sitting in the original knothole seats of north endzone horse shoe, Texas Memorial Stadium used to have a huge plaque with the names of the 5,280 Texans that died in WW1 at the very top of the seating, with a statue. I used to go up there and read the names from time to time and just think about them.
That plague is now outside the stadium and you can still walk up to it and read the names of those young men.

Oh, and another thing....after 3 games the degree smack comes out?


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This is where the US gives Iran more than a hundred billion dollars to fund its military ambitions.

I'm wondering if Iran will have much if any assets remaining after everyone and every country taps into their funds to pay for damages they've caused. To the victor belong the spoils.
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UGA -14 is way too much

OUs defense alone keeps them in every game and all their losses are close

Disagree.

I think OU's defense is going to be on the field a lot as OU's offense won't be able to sustain drives. OU's Offense may give up a short field or two with Georgia's defensive aggression and OU offensive blunders or turnovers. Georgia's offense will eventually start bulldozing the OU defense and burn up clock. 14 is probably about right IMO.
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I can run that fast....ish.....

If it wasn't for that club foot, you'd be faster!

Arch Manning speed, pretty fly for a white guy.


Last years Citrus bowl game vs Michigan.
21.7 mph: Recorded in January 2026 (Citrus Bowl), noted by Reel Analytics as the fastest max speed by a quarterback that season, edging out Saquon Barkley's 21.68 mph.
That shits gonna sound old this time next week.
Scratch Texas and replace with aggy for next year.
Not to IBM, but to the board in general about a little Austin background.
I had heard what I'm about to type from a couple of my more questionable associates, and later with an Austin detective while on a long airplane ride with him.

Austin was, and may still be a vacation spot for the big shot cartel honc. There is a hoy-paloy neighborhood west of Austin called Cat Mountain. Some very rich and powerful people own mansions there. Hollywood types owned the low rent parts. Bullock, Burt Reynolds, Dolly Parton used to live there back in late 90s, early 2000s. This place was "off limits" to LEO. Apparently some type of deal was made with our federal law enforcement powers that be to allow Cartel people to stay at Cat Mountain for R&R only. No drugs, drug running, nothing, R&R only. What they did in return or to have the deal, who knows.
But that's the way it used to be with Columbian and Venezuelan mobsters back in the day in the ATX.