Favorite team:Texas 
Location:Austin, Texas
Biography:Lived in Kaplan, La. from 1960-65, graduated from hs there. Graduated UT Austin in 1970. Mgr on 1969 National Champions
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Occupation:Retired
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Registered on:11/18/2010
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More likely a schedule with Louisiana Tech, Louisiana Christian, Southeastern Louisiana, McNeese, Louisiana at Monroe, Nicholas State, Tulane, Northwestern State, Louisiana at Lafayette, Southern, Grambling, and Istrouma High.
Yes they do. Golden Cowboy Hat. Still smarting from our last trip to Tuscaloosa?
We have played at Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia, A&M, and Alabama, among other large, loud venues. We set attendance records quite often when we play on the road. We’ll handle it.

re: As the Hog Slop Churns

Posted by The Orange Bull on 9/25/26 at 5:04 pm to
It would take that. Historically, Arkansas, like Oklahoma, got most of their players from Texas high schools. Even with $50 million, they’re competing with SMU, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, A&M, and Texas, as well as LSU and the other SEC schools west of the Mississippi River for that same talent.
All four Power Four Conferences play nine games. Deal with it.

re: OU is done

Posted by The Orange Bull on 9/22/26 at 10:09 am to
He was just extended. Again, like Florida State and A&M, they can’t afford a buyout.
Georgia Tech has been mediocre for decades. They almost do not qualify as a real Power 4 team. It’s a guaranteed win for Georgia annually.

re: OU is done

Posted by The Orange Bull on 9/21/26 at 11:36 pm to
Congratulations from Austin on that sweet contract extension for Coach Venables!
We’re set at QB. Arch is coming back for another year.
All of the Power Four Conferences play 9 conference games. Saban proposed 10.
We really don’t care about the “UT” stuff. We’re Texas. We have 9 other UTs in our system, such as UTSA. Houston alone has a larger population than the State of Tennessee.
LSU was national champion in 1959 and were quite respectable in the 1960s. Cholly Mac just couldn’t get past The Bear.
Not at all. Have you looked at the price of tickets for Texas road games? Our game in Knoxville is the second highest in the nation. Look at the ticket prices in Baton Rouge for our upcoming game with LSU. At The University of Texas, we never lack for attention.
Texas got the same treatment the last time we had to play in Lubbock.
I went to high school in Louisiana 1960-1965. Ole Miss was the Big Game for LSU back then.
It’s going to be very hot in College Station for that 2:30 kickoff.
15% of television viewers live in the State of Texas. Doubt the SEC would want to give them up.
You are obviously overloooking the other school from Texas. A&M catches LSU after the Ole Miss game.
The contract extension to Coach Brent Slelator was pure genius. Looking forward to his energetic presence at the Cotton Bowl October 10, not to mention QB Johnny Many Tears!