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Title: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 12, 2019, 04:12:06 PM
Tough, slobberknocking game.  I'm relieved that we came out on top, especially after our several futile trips to the red zone.

We'll probably replay this in JerrahWorld, ideally with similar results.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: longhorn320 on October 12, 2019, 04:25:00 PM
Nice game CW

Hope we get to play again this year
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 12, 2019, 08:23:27 PM
Thanks C-dubb, great game from the Sooners.  I put my thoughts on the other thread 'cause I didn't see this one first.

In summary, OU out-coached and out-played Texas across the board today.  Texas D did better than I thought, Texas offense was way worse and embarrassed themselves by popping off before the game.  Next time maybe they'll shut the eff up and just play the game. 

Best of luck the rest of the season, maybe we'll get a shot at you again.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 12, 2019, 08:38:30 PM
Yeah, that popping off often comes back to bite.

I can think of several times the Sooners have had their big talk come back to haunt them.  In 2013, the heavily favored Sooner seniors were talking confidently (one might even say cockily) about how they were going to be a senior class that never lost to Texas.  Well, big talk, little do; Texas won rather handily.  The ECFGs are easily angered.

I suspect a rematch will be in order.  I'd prefer not, actually.  You guys are going to get healed up and will probably be a very tough out by the end of the season.

Good luck the rest of the way.

And if you end up in the Sugar Bowl against Georgia again, hit 'em again, harder!
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: BrownCounty on October 12, 2019, 11:02:33 PM
We'll probably replay this in JerrahWorld, ideally with similar results.

The Big 12 championship is such a farce, and will likely cost the Big 12 a spot in the CFB this year.  Texas is not losing twice to that bunch.

And no, I have no sportsmanship.  You guys keep your ingratiating pillow talk amongst yourselves.  This is called a rivalry for a reason.

OU is an effing cesspool of suck.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 12, 2019, 11:20:37 PM
The Big 12 championship is such a farce, and will likely cost the Big 12 a spot in the CFB this year.  Texas is not losing twice to that bunch.

And no, I have no sportsmanship.  You guys keep your ingratiating pillow talk amongst yourselves.  This is called a rivalry for a reason.

OU is an effing cesspool of suck.
:57:   :57:   :57:

You're preaching to the choir regarding the Big 12 CCG being a farce.

You know how you guys feel about your win over OSU?  Except for a few unforced errors, you woulda/coulda/shoulda won in a blowout?  And--until I gave it up as a lost cause--I kept telling you that from OSU's perspective it didn't look like that at all?

I think there are some similarities between that game and today's game, only with Texas' role reversed.  You probably think of mistakes or bad play-calls or bad official calls that turned the game.  We think of 21 potential red zone points in the first half out of which we got 3.  And there's some truth on both sides of that.

I think that if we meet you guys again in the CCG, it will be another hard-hitting game.  And that OU will win again by about the same margin.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: BrownCounty on October 12, 2019, 11:33:26 PM
You probably think of mistakes or bad play-calls or bad official calls that turned the game.  We think of 21 potential red zone points in the first half out of which we got 3.  And there's some truth on both sides of that.

I don't begrudge you this at all.  OU *should* have won by more.  Texas D locks down pretty good in the red zone.  We have all year, not just today.  That wasn't a fluke.

Texas just didn't play worth a damn, I don't know how else to say it.  And mostly on offense.  It's far from crisp, and I've seen it better. (LSU)

I got high from our 10-win season last year.  We will have to win out to achieve that again.  We may even slip up against Baylor or something.  All bets are off.

I (think) I appreciate what Herman's done to this point, but I don't like reverse trending.  Just sayin.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 14, 2019, 08:57:27 AM
Sam Ehlinger had a terrible day, the worst I've ever seen.  Some of that came from pressure, but some of the pressure only occurred because he was extremely hesitant to throw the ball.  He took 4 or 5 sacks for the sole reason he just couldn't see the field well and wouldn't throw the ball.  I've never seen him perform so poorly, not even as a freshman.  I suspect his rib injuries are bothering him much worse than he's let on.  If we had any other options at all, I'd love to see him sit out the KU game and maybe even the TCU game.  But we don't.

Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 14, 2019, 01:10:42 PM
Anybody make this game?  It's impossible to see down the field on TV and usually that's okay, but after a while I got really curious what was going on out there.  That's the most I've seen Ehlinger hang on to the ball, and I wonder if he wasn't seeing the field well, or were his receivers not running crisp routes, or was OU's coverage just that good?  

Mrs. DeTiger wanted to know why the pass plays were so often plays where he couldn't find something or sideline screens that often got stopped for nothing, and where were the flats weren't attacked more.  I told her I didn't know, and wonder what was going on out there that I couldn't see.  Totally unrelated, but what with the Cowboys and all, this was not a good weekend for her.  At least I could give her a plausible explanation for that one.  

Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: BrownCounty on October 14, 2019, 01:26:03 PM
Unfortunately, OU did not come into this game expecting the win, which is what I was counting on.  They did their homework.  Texas blocking schemes were blown up.

Herman kept trying to force what OU wasn't giving.  A lot of horizontal offense, which was a loser all day long.  Then back to the air, despite the longest play of the game being a burst straight up the gut.

OU studied everything about our offense.  In the 1st half, it looked like they had stolen our signals.  The ball would snap and all 11 OU defenders would converge on the play.  It was insane.

In terms of X's and O's, Texas was nowhere as prepared as OU.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: longhorn320 on October 14, 2019, 01:27:57 PM
Sam Ehlinger had a terrible day, the worst I've ever seen.  Some of that came from pressure, but some of the pressure only occurred because he was extremely hesitant to throw the ball.  He took 4 or 5 sacks for the sole reason he just couldn't see the field well and wouldn't throw the ball.  I've never seen him perform so poorly, not even as a freshman.  I suspect his rib injuries are bothering him much worse than he's let on.  If we had any other options at all, I'd love to see him sit out the KU game and maybe even the TCU game.  But we don't.


If Sam is actually injured I agree otherwise he needs to get back in the saddle and do his thing

My main problem with the Horns play calling was the lack of north and south passing

could we please have a game where we dont throw out to the sidelines 20 times

Hopefully we get another shot at those guys
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 14, 2019, 03:25:58 PM
Sam's had a rib injury all year.  They keep saying it's minor.  I'm starting to believe it's not.  Still, it's not like we have any other options.

MDT-- OU's defensive secondary covered pretty well.  But there were still several times when he had open guys and he just wasn't throwing.  In those cases, holding the ball = sacks.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: Thumper on October 14, 2019, 09:36:25 PM
That's the most I've seen Ehlinger hang on to the ball, and I wonder if he wasn't seeing the field well, or were his receivers not running crisp routes, or was OU's coverage just that good? 


There were a few things.  First, the Sooner DBs were told to play hard and physical and dare the refs to call PI.  There weren't many times when Horn WRs were open.  Second, there were a lot of drops.  Sam dropped some absolute dimes over good coverage and the WRs didn't make the catch. Third, the Sooners used a lot of twists and stunts that worked.   A lot of times they were using a 3 man rush and dropping eight and still getting to Sam.  Lastly, the Longhorn running game just wasn't a threat.  Outside of Johnson's 57 yard run, the Horns had 43 yards on 35 carries.  The 9 sacks and 15 TFLs made the Horns pretty one dimensional.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: Mr Tulip on October 15, 2019, 09:37:17 AM
Sam can still wing the ball. They're still accurate. I very much doubt the issue is physical. However, several sack were the result of him not wanting to let the ball go.

The normally fantastic Texas OL acted like they'd never seen a stunt before. Over and over, a looping end or LB came right smack up the middle with no coverage. I'm guessing Herb Hand may address this issue this week.

Both Texas and OU still have dangerous games left on the schedule. Neither team is unbeatable (obviously). It'll serve the Big 12 right, though, if this game gets repeated at the end of the season.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 15, 2019, 09:54:05 AM
OL was pretty disappointing overall.  According to my sauces, this stood to be the best ol texas fielded in some time.  They didn't get much push in the run game on the day.  I think the issue was part technical and part hustle, not so much talent.  If there's another rematch I'd expect them to do better, we'll see. 
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: UT-Erin03 on October 15, 2019, 09:54:59 AM
Good game, and congrats to the Sooners. 

Longhorn offense picked the worst game to have a bad day for, but sometimes that's what happens.  Hopefully the loss lights up the whole team to do better and win out the rest....   I can only hope. 

At least I had a healthy buzz going before noon and Texas covered the spread, making the rest of my day pretty nice even with the loss.    
Then Texans and Astros won on Sunday, so weekend ended even better.    


Anyhow, enjoy your scoreboard, Sooners, and perhaps we'll get another try to get it back before the end of the year.  
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: FearlessF on October 15, 2019, 10:00:12 AM
Corngrats to the Boomers
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 10:07:54 AM
OL was pretty disappointing overall.  According to my sauces, this stood to be the best ol texas fielded in some time.  They didn't get much push in the run game on the day.  I think the issue was part technical and part hustle, not so much talent.  If there's another rematch I'd expect them to do better, we'll see.

Yeah the oline had a miserable day, obviously.  I hope it was an anomaly, I guess we'll see.  
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: Mr Tulip on October 15, 2019, 10:37:12 AM
There were a few things.  First, the Sooner DBs were told to play hard and physical and dare the refs to call PI.  There weren't many times when Horn WRs were open.  Second, there were a lot of drops.  Sam dropped some absolute dimes over good coverage and the WRs didn't make the catch. Third, the Sooners used a lot of twists and stunts that worked.  A lot of times they were using a 3 man rush and dropping eight and still getting to Sam.  Lastly, the Longhorn running game just wasn't a threat.  Outside of Johnson's 57 yard run, the Horns had 43 yards on 35 carries.  The 9 sacks and 15 TFLs made the Horns pretty one dimensional.

I was not really wanting to be the one to bring this up.

It's tough to catch a pass with one hand. When your other arm is pinned down by the DB, that's usually DPI.
I'm furious that the Texas defense repeatedly played 3 on the line - enabling the beleaguered Sooner OL to stand there and watch. When Texas did go out of character and actually press the edge, the Tackles simply grabbed and held on. This, again, seemed to be perfectly OK with the stripes. Perhaps Texas should have tried it as well.

The Sooners seemed to remember Mike Leach's adage of "they're not going to call it every time". This is my favorite Big 12 officiating crew, and I have to be emphatic at saying the loss had nothing to do with the refs. If we're lucky enough to earn a rematch, though, I want Texas to work harder at forcing the issue.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: BrownCounty on October 15, 2019, 10:42:37 AM
It's tough to catch a pass with one hand. When your other arm is pinned down by the DB, that's usually DPI.

The sooner defense definitely wanted to test the waters.  And it paid off.

I don't like the NFL PI "spot foul" rule, and I feel like the college 15-yard penalty is not influential enough.  Still seems like college should have more incentive to avoid PI.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 10:53:48 AM
The sooner defense definitely wanted to test the waters.  And it paid off.

I don't like the NFL PI "spot foul" rule, and I feel like the college 15-yard penalty is not influential enough.  Still seems like college should have more incentive to avoid PI.
Well, the refs would have to call it, first.  That would be the first stab at deterrence.

OU's o-line has held profusely since Mike Leach first installed it.  And they've not been called for it.  There's a certain point where, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.  I will say that I noticed our o-line holding some in the game this year, and don't recall them getting called for it either.  So perhaps we're starting to go there.

It's no different than the soccer-flopping, really.  Just another technique to get an edge, and if it's not going to have any negative consequences, why wouldn't you do it?

Sucks but that's the way it is.  Sportsmanship is long gone.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: Mr Tulip on October 15, 2019, 11:09:57 AM
Holding can be misunderstood. There's a need for the defense to, well, defend themselves. If you allow yourself to contact an OL to the point where he can lock you up and control you (usually by grabbing your jersey inside of your arms), then that's on you.

There were several instances where Jalen's first read was covered. Since that's all he has, he'd start roaming. All too frequently, there'd be nothing but green grass in the middle of the field, so he'd head there. It was on the odd times where the Horns actually solidified the edge with an overhanging LB or DB that things got frustrating. He'd move to the right, then spin back to the left. When that happened, the Sooner RT would simply hook the waist of whatever pursuit player got by him (every one would).

Texas allowed a high school QB with one read and one move to establish pace on the ground by playing umbrella coverage like they were defending Graham Harrell in the old Tech days. The turnovers made the game a thriller. I can't crab about the officiating when my side won't play the game right.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 11:30:52 AM
Texas had a poor game plan and made up for it with terrible execution, no doubt.  

I'm hopeful that we're not in the same situation we were with Mack Brown/Bob Stoops, where we have a reasonably good coach who just isn't anywhere near as good as our rival's.

But I have my doubts right now.  That Texas team was woefully unprepared and poorly coached on Saturday.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 15, 2019, 01:49:08 PM
I was not really wanting to be the one to bring this up.

It's tough to catch a pass with one hand. When your other arm is pinned down by the DB, that's usually DPI.
I'm furious that the Texas defense repeatedly played 3 on the line - enabling the beleaguered Sooner OL to stand there and watch. When Texas did go out of character and actually press the edge, the Tackles simply grabbed and held on. This, again, seemed to be perfectly OK with the stripes. Perhaps Texas should have tried it as well.

The Sooners seemed to remember Mike Leach's adage of "they're not going to call it every time". This is my favorite Big 12 officiating crew, and I have to be emphatic at saying the loss had nothing to do with the refs. If we're lucky enough to earn a rematch, though, I want Texas to work harder at forcing the issue.
Texas did try it as well.  There was plenty of uncalled holding by both OLs.
It's always easier to see the holding that the other side does.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 15, 2019, 01:59:19 PM
Well, the refs would have to call it, first.  That would be the first stab at deterrence.

OU's o-line has held profusely since Mike Leach first installed it.  And they've not been called for it.  There's a certain point where, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.  I will say that I noticed our o-line holding some in the game this year, and don't recall them getting called for it either.  So perhaps we're starting to go there.

It's no different than the soccer-flopping, really.  Just another technique to get an edge, and if it's not going to have any negative consequences, why wouldn't you do it?

Sucks but that's the way it is.  Sportsmanship is long gone.
Did you see the Texas DB (IIRC) who was holding his elbow as if he were injured during an OU drive in the 4th quarter?  The clock stopped for him to depart.  And he rolled over, put all his weight on that same elbow, got up, and went off the field.  OU fans all think he was faking an injury.  Was he?  I have no idea.  But it looked odd, so it's possible that he was.
As I said to TAFKAD on the holding, it's always easier to see those violations (or suspected violations) when it's the other side doing it.
And it's up to the officials to stop them from getting away with it.
Personally, I'd favor going back to the day when any use of hands by the OL was holding.  But now it's subjective, and you don't get consistent calls.  As everyone, not just like Mike Leach, says, they could call holding on every play.  But they don't.  So O-linemen hold as much as they can get away with.  Even ones wearing burnt orange do this.
And, really, sportsmanship--or lack thereof--has nothing to do with that.  Is an O-lineman supposed to let the defender rush past him and nail his QB in the backfield--maybe injuring him in the process--so that he can pat himself on the back for being a good sportsman?  I don't think so.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 15, 2019, 02:01:59 PM
This is two games that the Horns have lost now, and after both of them, Horn posters here have managed to insinuate that the other team was cheating.
Not a good look.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: longhorn320 on October 15, 2019, 02:12:42 PM
This is two games that the Horns have lost now, and after both of them, Horn posters here have managed to insinuate that the other team was cheating.
Not a good look.
LSU was cheating

OU not so much

I have no problem with a DB being very aggressive as you said its up to the refs to contain it

CW I really take issue with your slant of Horn fans 

The vast majority of dialog here has not supported your contention the we just sit around and accuse when we loose

Its perfectly legit to point out that OU's DBs got away with a little more then should have been allowed

I dont think our mind set is that we were robbed however so simmer down a little on your patronization
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 15, 2019, 02:39:03 PM
320:

Some OU fans think Texas cheated Saturday.  They can cite holding calls that weren't made, and at least one faked injury, plus calls that wrongly went against OU.

But, as I said, it's always easier to see those things, and much harder to see when it goes the other way.

But the only two times I remember the Horn posters here complaining about the other side getting away with cheating is after the two losses.

You guys have been careful not to say that that's why you lost, but the accusation of cheating still sits out there.

And nobody seems to recognize that the Horns do it too.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 02:47:51 PM
This is two games that the Horns have lost now, and after both of them, Horn posters here have managed to insinuate that the other team was cheating.
Not a good look.

Your own coaches as mentioned above by Thumper said they intentionally instructed OU players to cheat.  Is that a good look?  Good Lord, get over yourself.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: Thumper on October 15, 2019, 02:58:41 PM
OL was pretty disappointing overall.  According to my sauces, this stood to be the best ol texas fielded in some time.  They didn't get much push in the run game on the day.  I think the issue was part technical and part hustle, not so much talent.  If there's another rematch I'd expect them to do better, we'll see.
After rewatching the game, the Sooner DL just manhandled the Texas OL.  Gallimore had to be double teamed every time and he still got 2 sacks.  Perkins also required a lot of double teams. This let several twists come free.
One thing OU did very well was taking the horizontal passes away.  No more 7 yd cushions like last year.  Bookie did a great job of staying with Duvernay and turning those passes into losses or making Sam go to another read.
Like you said, if there is a rematch, I too would expect to see them clean things up.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 15, 2019, 04:25:17 PM
Well, the refs would have to call it, first.  That would be the first stab at deterrence.

OU's o-line has held profusely since Mike Leach first installed it.  And they've not been called for it.  There's a certain point where, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.  I will say that I noticed our o-line holding some in the game this year, and don't recall them getting called for it either.  So perhaps we're starting to go there.

It's no different than the soccer-flopping, really.  Just another technique to get an edge, and if it's not going to have any negative consequences, why wouldn't you do it?

Sucks but that's the way it is.  Sportsmanship is long gone.


I started noticing in our game that the Horn LT (Cosmi?) has SUPERB holding technique.  And I don't mean that as a backhanded insult.  I was completely impressed with it....no shade.  He has NFL type holds, NFL level too.  When you get your hand inside the plates like that and grab some jersey, sure, it's technically a hold, but no ref is going to call that, and he does it as well as I've seen it done.  Can't stress enough this is not a joke.  He knows what he's doing, and it's good coaching.  
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 15, 2019, 04:27:03 PM
LSU was cheating

This again.  
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 04:46:32 PM

I started noticing in our game that the Horn LT (Cosmi?) has SUPERB holding technique.  And I don't mean that as a backhanded insult.  I was completely impressed with it....no shade.  He has NFL type holds, NFL level too.  When you get your hand inside the plates like that and grab some jersey, sure, it's technically a hold, but no ref is going to call that, and he does it as well as I've seen it done.  Can't stress enough this is not a joke.  He knows what he's doing, and it's good coaching. 

Like it or not, "inside the jersey holding" is nothing new, it's been an accepted part of the game for a couple decades at this point.  That's not what I'm talking about, at least, can't speak for anyone else.

There's a lot of other holding that gets by, or doesn't, and the inconsistency in how that part is called, or not, is what drives fans crazy.  Or at least, drive me crazy.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 04:50:34 PM
I'll provide an example-- this is what Mike Leach instructed his oline to do.  Consistently.  Regularly.  Every single play.  He did it at OU, and he did it at Tech.  This is not NFL-type "inside the jersey holding" which is common and widespread at the college level as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM28K2wg8dY (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM28K2wg8dY)

Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 15, 2019, 05:11:34 PM
Like it or not, "inside the jersey holding" is nothing new, it's been an accepted part of the game for a couple decades at this point.  That's not what I'm talking about, at least, can't speak for anyone else.

There's a lot of other holding that gets by, or doesn't, and the inconsistency in how that part is called, or not, is what drives fans crazy.  Or at least, drive me crazy.

No, of course it's not new.  I'm saying Cosmi is the best I've seen at it in quite a while.  It is NFL level.  He knows exactly what flies and what doesn't.  Most college tackles struggle with that and either get greedy and get a flag, or they scare themselves off of it.  There is a delicate balance, and yall's LT has it.  
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: CWSooner on October 15, 2019, 05:12:37 PM
Your own coaches as mentioned above by Thumper said they intentionally instructed OU players to cheat.  Is that a good look?  Good Lord, get over yourself.
Heh!

I'm not accusing anyone of cheating, nor am I implying that my team doesn't do any of that stuff, so I'm not sure what it is I'm supposed to be getting over.

(https://outalk.us/Smileys/default/shrug.gif)
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: Mr Tulip on October 15, 2019, 05:26:05 PM
I've tried to be clear in stating that Texas lost because of poor OL play and a putrid defensive scheme executed in an even more putrid fashion.

"Cheating" is when you gain some advantage outside of the rules unavailabile to anyone else. I even stated that this is my favorite Big 12 official crew. They're not crooked or overly incompetent. On Saturday, they were inclined to let more holding go on and let the receivers battle the DBs. I only mention it because, on another day, the 6' 6" Texas receivers would have simply played jump ball against the defense.

Someone had a great description of the Orlando's Texas defense. I thought of CWS immediately. He described it as a German Field Marshall's plan - hopelessly intricate and tactically brilliant, but not executable by the players on the field.

And, while I appreciate the heroic efforts, it wasn't necessary for Devin Duvernay to attempt to return Every.Single.Kick. With today's rules, the 25 is a very generous spot. Take the free yards and save the uncertainty until the score and clock necessitate the increased risk.

And yes, Sam Cosmi is an elite LT. Part of being an elite LT is knowing how to grab a defender that didn't do his job right. As a defender, you keep those big boys off you. If they want to go shoulder to shoulder, lock them up and dance.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 15, 2019, 05:43:14 PM
No, of course it's not new.  I'm saying Cosmi is the best I've seen at it in quite a while.  It is NFL level.  He knows exactly what flies and what doesn't.  Most college tackles struggle with that and either get greedy and get a flag, or they scare themselves off of it.  There is a delicate balance, and yall's LT has it. 

OK.  Well in that case, let me congratulate you since I felt your oline did a very effective job of holding onto our defenders as well! :)
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 17, 2019, 10:41:26 AM
Did they?  I don't catch that much unless a guy has gotten around his man and he's being held from behind.  The normal jersey grabbing stuff is not something I'm usually paying attention to.  

Both sides were definitely holding in the LSU/Florida game last weekend.  I didn't notice, but the fans from both sides have been posting some pretty damning clips.  Refs were lax on that one, but at least they were consistent and let it go both ways.   
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 17, 2019, 12:46:57 PM
They did a fine job I can assure you. :)

I don't have any screen-caps, I'm not one of those obsessed weirdos.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 17, 2019, 03:08:52 PM
All part of our cheating package.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 17, 2019, 03:41:34 PM
THERE ya go.  EMBRACE your SEC.
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: MikeDeTiger on October 17, 2019, 04:31:34 PM
I'm bitter about a game we WON.  That's pretty SEC.  
Title: Re: Good Game, Horns!
Post by: utee94 on October 17, 2019, 06:55:18 PM
I'm bitter about a game we WON.  That's pretty SEC. 

True, true.

I was pretty surprised at the general LSU fan reaction over on some of the UT message boards.

I mean, I know we're only Texas and haven't been worth a crap in a decade or so, but it seems like y'all should be enjoying that win a little more.  And the whole being undefeated thing.

Honestly I am really looking forward to the LSU-Alabama game, it should be one for the ages.  And not in the way that shitfest from a few years back was.  I mean for real this time.