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Veteran move by Marcel on that last play launching the ball into the stands so it can’t be intercepted
Yeah we would 1000% have higher odds with Olano trying a 62 yard FG than Marcel Reed trying to convert a 4th and medium
Today is the day.
Children from the Texas Hill Country to the South Carolina Low Country grow up dreaming of representing their state in this game, THE game, the most vicious, storied rivalry in all of college football.
Throw records, rankings and Vegas odds out the window because with pure hatred coursing through the veins of the young men on either side anything is possible.
I would be lying if I said I had any idea what happens today in this wildest and most unpredictable of rivalries but I can tell you this much: one team will go limp home broken-hearted and dreaming of revenge while the other basks in a level of joy only surpassable by that of winning a national championship.
This is the Battle for the Bonham Trophy.
#sawvarsityscocksoff #BTHOsc
Old Army Fight retweeted
I know I’ll get dragged over the coals here, but as a lifelong cRepublican, I can tell you that Fox News is wrong. We lost this vote because we lost our way. I sat on the sidelines, in willful protest of my own party, this election after years of being insulted as a RINO. Tonight I say I didn’t leave you; you left me, and this is the cost. Turns out you do need us centrists.
We used to be the party of logic, good math, common sense, pulling ourselves up by our own bootstraps. Now we have become a cult of personalities, yes men, terrible candidates, and indecisiveness. We are to blame for tonight’s outcome; we, just as the Democrats, have allowed ourselves to become slaves to the fringe elements who scream the loudest about the absolute worst ideas, dragging us all down. Those elements being on the ticket drowned even the most viable we had.
We better get used to losing until we cut that cancer out. Let’s get back to what actually works; we’re better than this.
Legit don’t know that I’ve ever seen one of my teams have a softer, more inept defense than these Cowboys and I say this as a survivor of the Carl Torbush era at A&M
I gotta say my new favorite genre of tweet is pretty quickly becoming “well I’d like to see a baseball player do THIS” and then it’s a video of the kind of athletic feat you’d expect to see an average suburban dad accomplish in a beer league softball game
No "baseball" player is capable of doing this. They need a "glove" to catch a ball which is softer than a cricket ball and is hit way slower.💀
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NEW: Robert Griffin III says he is “100%” interested in the open Baylor head coaching job:
"If Baylor wants to get back to winning and have a university that isn’t just respectable on the football field, but the fans can be proud of, they need people who know what it looks like to win at Baylor."
(via @dpshow)
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He might be a little under the radar but the HC at Eastern New Mexico has exceptionally deep Texas roots at both the high school and college level, and his offensive scheme has been one of the most influential and innovative in all of football over the past couple of decades 🤔
Early buzz is that Baylor is looking for a candidate with deep Texas roots and an offensive background, sources tell @On3.
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I mean to be honest us screwing up a 4th and short offensively at this point is reaching “3rd and Chavis” levels of predictability. It’s kind of stunning how consistently ill prepared we are for these high leverage situations and it’s cost us dearly.
