Peppermint Patty

  No. I was referring to BYU's QB getting hurt and them dropping off the map.    Most Jr Highs have a better QB than UT right now.

  So name one game UT lost to a team that was not better than them. BYU at the time, was better at QB.

  Keep telling yourself that.

  The Big XII was screwed this year because the conference as a whole was down. UT and OU both cratered. The 13th game is just an excuse.

  If TCU has 1 loss or less, they will be in the playoff. The ACC may be the odd man out.

  I do not think he is a top 5 pick. I do think he will be an above average NFL QB if he is not thrown to the wolves.   I like the comparison  to Aaron Rogers- Projected high pick, slipped down on draft day, got to sit behind a starter, and BOOM!

  If he NEEDS the money, go now. 

  After further review........

  Big XII or not, they have had a good run on QB's. Not sure that will continue.   Ohio State vs TCU in Arizona? Not a stretch.

Who will play QB at Baylor? He better be good to be ranked 3rd and 5th.

First quarter was an hour long. Going to be a long night.

Looks like this one will be good. Gotta love college football!

If it gets to 14-0, it might be over. Oregon looks really good early.

Not even going to read any SEC guys take on core values.

He could not play for a year. Not really the fix they need.

Must have had too much free time.

I'll give him a waiver for this year. That's a tough injury.   [Hidden Content]=

Let's compare apples to apples:   The Texans were established in 2002, we should really use that as a starting point just to be fair.   Super Bowl Wins since 2002:   Texans- 0 Cowboys-0   Pretty even.

Why? It's odd that Auburn enters the fray this late in the game. $$$$$

Really Kentucky.

Are these videos of possible coaching replacements? I vote yes.

He was benched and the other guy played better. He had a solid season as a freshman. At UH that means nothing.

When you peek in the window, do you see his wife?

Must have been confused about what is legal in Oregon and not legal in the NCAA.

  No.