I agree. I think Cooper will end up being the horse by the end of the season barring injury. Smothers and Brown are great running backs, but Cooper is a solid 5 star freshman.

Just saw where Midland and Harlingen played. I hope they met half way. If not, one team will miss two days of school.

I was just watching some old SEC Shorts and forgot how much ridicule they heaped on out Longhorns before the transition. Well, no team has won more SEC regular conference games than Texas. Only UGa and Texas are 13-3 over the last two season's. They should make a short about that. But leave out...

Cooper is healthy. We still have depth at RB if Smothers can't go.

So they charge the players and the fans. What a bunch of douche bags.

I don't think anyone is downplaying UTSA, but Arch had a horrible game. 16/32 for 161 yards and a 28.8 QBR. That will get you beat in Knoxville. As far as ESPN goes, I think they're still reeling from Joe Tessatore's proclamation that Texas was back after the ND game. :ROFLMAO:

District play starts in earnest this weekend... er...today.

You do realize what the narrative will be if Texas loses. "Texas is just one play away from being 2-2". At ESPN, they're all primed and loaded for that.

I seem to remember Mack holding some stuff back for zero u.

Sark pregame press conference. Focus on what happens if Trump has to go take a leak. https://watch.longhornnetwork.com/video/1025551

I just saw where its supposed to be in the upper 60's at kickoff. I hope that makes the boys frisky after the August and September misery in Texas.

I have quit trying to expound upon what I think will happen because every time I post something positive about the Horns or negative about the opponent the exact opposite happens. Hmmm...maybe I'll use something like reverse psychology the next time I post.

You couldn't tell if he was already down, across the goal line or still up and in the field of play. Arch did end up with the ball. The refs ruled he was down to begin with and there wasn't any indisputable evidence to over turn the call. Too big of a scrum.