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and Klatt is a colorado Buffy asshat

He's chosen to go the Skip Bayless route....which gets eyeballs.  Eyerolls, too, but eyeballs.  

Wisconsin is another example of development, and perhaps Georgia is a counter example (recruit high, develop low?).

Maybe I'm too hard on UGA, they have been close to an NC three times in the past decade or so.  Missed it by THIS much.

It's a tough business.

I think Florida could be an example of doing both, we'll see.  Michigan may not be.

He's chosen to go the Skip Bayless route....which gets eyeballs.  Eyerolls, too, but eyeballs. 

hey, everybody has to try to make a living

some folks sell their soul for a few bucks

I remember at least a couple games with Husker fumbles on the one yard line that the Horns won

gonna have to pay for those sooner or later

Really?  Which ones? I don't recall any Texas-Nebraska games that ended that way.

Plenty of OTHER heartbreaking manners of loss for the Huskers, but I don't recall that method in particular.

Really?  Which ones? I don't recall any Texas-Nebraska games that ended that way.

Plenty of OTHER heartbreaking manners of loss for the Huskers, but I don't recall that method in particular.

from the 1999 game in Austin................. forgive me, it was the 2 yard line

HUSKER DROP THE BALL AGAINST LONGHORNS
A major turnaround in the second half allowed Texas to keep Nebraska’s number as the No. 18 Longhorns defeated the third-tanked Huskers 24-20.

Texas quarterback Major Applewhite shook off a poor opening 30 minutes to complete 8 of 9 passes for 166 yards and two touchdowns in the second half as the Longhorns knocked Nebraska from the ranks of the unbeaten.

Applewhite found tight end Mike Jones with an 18-yard scoring strike with 5:51 to play. and the defense held tough down the stretch as the Longhorns defeated the Cornhuskers for the third time in as many meetings since the two joined the Big 12 Conference.

Nebraska outyarded Texas by 429-275 but lost three fumbles while the Longhorns played turnover-free football. Perhaps the most costly fumble came early in the fourth quarter when Correll Buckhalter lost the ball on the Texas 2-yard line on 3rd-and-goal run.

Oh okay,  I thought you were talking about last-second turnovers that decided the game.

maybe not last second, but Texas was out of timeouts on a 3rd down conversion with a little over 2 minutes to go

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2006 Sharkwater Party in Lincoln


With three minutes left in the game, it looked like Nebraska was going to secure its first win over Texas since 1999. Not only did the Huskers own a 20-19 lead, but the first snowfall of the season began right after NU's go-ahead touchdown and the Blackshirts had stopped Texas on the ensuing drive to give NU the ball back with the lead.

But a fumble after a completed pass on third down by NU gave Texas the ball in Husker territory with 2:17 left. Texas drove to the Husker 5, and Bailey kicked UT's third 22-yard field goal of the game as the brief snowfall stopped falling inside Memorial Stadium.

Before the kick, each of the school-record 85,187 fans in Memorial Stadium and the fans watching the ABC national telecast at home, had plenty of reasons to think the UT kick would be unsuccessful.

Not only did Greg Johnson misfire on a pair of relatively short field goals earlier in the game to keep the Huskers within striking distance, but the Huskers had also blocked an extra point to keep a total of seven Longhorn points off the board.

He's chosen to go the Skip Bayless route....which gets eyeballs.  Eyerolls, too, but eyeballs. 

Problem is Skip is avoidable.  They stick Klatt in the booth for big games and jam his idiocy down your throat.