From Orangebloods;

Quote:There's a big crimson and cream elephant yelling "Boomer Sooner!" in the middle of the living room. He's clanking Big 12 championship trophies together with his trunk and he's peeing on the carpet.

well, this was worth reading.

(08-15-2013 02:39 PM)SMUfrat Wrote:  well, this was worth reading.

and yet you did

Rep points to whoever can explain what this thread is about.

Here's hoping A&M wins the SEC.

(08-16-2013 01:46 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Rep points to whoever can explain what this thread is about.

I think he is referring to Mack Brown's losing record against OU and lack of Big12 championships. OU has been on a roll against UT, including blowouts the last two years.

Some say Mack may be gone if he has another blowout loss to OU this year.

Mack Brown will get "Bowdened" after this season.

If Muschamp hadn't left, he'd already be gone. Texas fans should be thankful.

The problem is not Brown. The problem starts with Bill Powers and rolls downhill from there. He has turned UT into a Pac 12 like school. Less about football, more about other things.

(08-18-2013 04:12 PM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  The problem is not Brown. The problem starts with Bill Powers and rolls downhill from there. He has turned UT into a Pac 12 like school. Less about football, more about other things.

You should understand Texas more and know that he is loved by the right in Texas and the demise of Texas football rests squarely on Deloss.

(08-18-2013 09:21 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  

(08-18-2013 04:12 PM)oklalittledixie Wrote:  The problem is not Brown. The problem starts with Bill Powers and rolls downhill from there. He has turned UT into a Pac 12 like school. Less about football, more about other things.

You should understand Texas more and know that he is loved by the right in Texas and the demise of Texas football rests squarely on Deloss.

The problem is Bill Powers, not Mack Brown. Bill Powers belongs in the Pac 12, not at UT. The success of any sports program starts at the top. The top sets the overall mood of the entire institution.