Texas

15 November 2008

Texas Tech is better than U. The Red Raiders pulled the upset of the year beating the No. 1 ranked Texas Longhorns Saturday night in a bar fight of a football game that any fan of college football surely enjoyed. The Red Raider’s victory was secured with a final second touchdown that had all of

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12 October 2008

yesterday’s game, with OU barely leading 21-20, the talking heads were making excuses: “Texas is only in this game because of special teams.”  “Oklahoma is clearly faster and more talented, so UT probably won’t be able to keep up with them in the second half.” 45-35,

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10 October 2008

Well, Oklahoma and Texas made it to the game this year with their respective top 5 rankings intact.  That is rare, as the teams usually choke the week leading up to it in "trap games".  This year's game should be a good matchup of two great passers in Sam Bradford and Colt McCoy.  Both are in the Heisman hunt and should finish the season with some great numbers.  The point of interest for me is not the stellar play of both QBs, but the lack of commentary on these two teams.  The media constantly speaks of what USC needs to do to get back to the title game or which SEC team will be there to face them.  I have news for the stupid media: Get over your East/West coast bias!  Oklahoma is probably going to end up playing BYU in the title game, in fact, I hope it is Boise St. vs. BYU so all the haters of anything non-SEC can shut up.  True, the SEC is a great conference, but they all have to play each other.  There should not be a 1 loss team from the SEC in the title game over an undefeated (even if they are from the mountain west).  Now, on to the game:

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4 October 2008

UT (5-0)
    This Texas defense is a lot better than people expected. Their big offensive line also appears to have made leaps and bounds from last year’s catastrophe. Bring on the Red River Rivalry!

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19 February 2008

Detroit(2) Cleveland(3) White Sox(4) Minnesota(5) Royals

WEST(1) Angels(2) Oakland(3) Seattle(4) Texas

WILD CARD

Cleveland Indians

NATIONAL LEAGUE

CENTRAL(1) Cubs(2) Houston(3) Brewers(4) Reds(5) St. Louis(6) Pittsburgh

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