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re: Fight at LSU tailgate

Posted by ScottsdaleSooner on 9/7/26 at 10:29 am to
Grown men wearing jerseys with other men's names on them...never ends well :lol:
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/just-disappointing-longhorns-fans-react-140019482.html

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The spotlight is never far from Arch Manning. Nearly everything the Texas Longhorns quarterback says or does quickly becomes a national talking point, and his recent candid admission about gaining weight during the offseason was no exception.

Manning's revelation that he gained extra pounds while recovering in a protective walking boot sparked immediate and strong reactions from fans across social media.

Arch Manning's Offseason Weight Gain Draws Funny Reactions

At the Manning Passing Academy in late June, the passer weighed around 235 pounds after bulking up during spring recovery. However, he dropped weight over the summer and has increased his mobility heading into the fall, with the quarterback now weighing around 220 pounds.
"I was a little chubby," Manning said on Tuesday, according to David Eckert.

The comment took no time to go viral, and Texas fans were quick to share their reactions. Not to mention, some of them even started taking shots at the quarterback.
"Too much time spent drinking on Dirty 6th; just disappointing," a fan said.

"Arch partying too much in the offseason," another fan joked.

">Dylan Raiola," said a fan, drawing parallels to the Oregon quarterback. "Starch Manning," one fan quipped.

Manning's weight fluctuation goes back to January, when he underwent minor foot surgery following Texas' 2025 campaign. The post-procedure recovery temporarily restricted his mobility, limiting his usual cardio routine.

Manning previously explained that his increased weight was partly intentional because he wanted to see how carrying additional mass would feel on the football field, but his recovery also played a major role. He admitted that he ultimately became heavier than he wanted and found that the extra weight made running more difficult.

"Arch at 236 lbs with a potbelly," a Texas fan page wrote, sharing an image of Peyton Manning.

"Dirty martins will do that to u," another fan joked.

Despite the online chatter, Manning's weight shift is expected for a quarterback recovering from a lower-body procedure. Much of the scrutiny surrounding the Texas passer comes from the enormous expectations attached to his name and football pedigree.

In his first year as Texas' full-time starter in 2025, Manning threw for 3,163 yards and 26 touchdowns while adding 10 rushing scores to cap off a 10-3 campaign. He finished the season with an 83.1 PFN QB Impact grade, ranking No. 37 in the nation.

Heading into the 2026 season, expectations are now even higher for the Longhorns' full-time starter. Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian has strengthened the roster through player development and the transfer portal, giving the program an opportunity to aim for an SEC championship and a deep College Football Playoff run.
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Teams with no NC claims in their histories:
-Missouri



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Who has most NC in baseball since 2020
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Sooners have the most recent
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Haha! Not Sh|t. Always doing less with more

re: Odd feeling

Posted by ScottsdaleSooner on 6/22/26 at 10:51 pm to
Great observation. Everything is better without Oklahoma State
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Does ladies volleyball count for fAggie?


haha! aggy will always aggy. It's what makes the world spin :rotflmao:
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Until you win it all eat shite you micromeat scrub. You celebrate being a thief and loser piece of shite so carry on


Haha! You mad bro?
Does anybody know what the odds were for OU to win a natty at the beginning of the season?
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That was just the Old Mrs fns but thank god you cast this idiocracy into the universe. I want wait to see Arkansad 2.0


As you watch it on TV from home just like your players and coaches :doublebird:
The most ironic part about all of this is that the same "SEC" sycophants who were saying "OU isn't SEC ready", will be the same ones claiming an "SEC" victory if we win.
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I thought the Tar Heels were supposed to be a great team :spank:
Sooners making the heels fall apart and it's glorious :nana:
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1967--Kentucky 1968--Tennessee 1969--Miss. State 1970--Vandy 1971--Alabama, Ole Miss, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU


fricking neanderthals

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Prentice Gautt became the first Black athlete to play football for the University of Oklahoma (OU) in 1956, marking a significant, albeit slow, integration of the program under coach Bud Wilkinson. Gautt faced verbal and physical abuse but became a star, later earning All-Big Eight honors and a spot in the Orange Bowl Hall of Fame.
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Lol


Tell us that your team has NEVER won anything of significance without telling us your team has never won anything of significance :rotflmao:

You remind me of Boise State fans. Beat an SEC team then come to the SEC board to spew your bullsh|t

re: Line shifting on OU

Posted by ScottsdaleSooner on 12/18/25 at 7:47 pm to
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Doubt it, he is a TE...you should know who he is, he skulldrug OU's Defense all over the field the first game.


"Skulldrug"? He had 6 catches for 80yrds in that game. I guess Bama standards have dropped :rolleyes: