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WOS 287 yards in first half. Nederland 24 yards (-6 on the ground).

But at least we have some bad music to listen to in the meantime.

Tough game to make your first varsity start in as a QB. Dogs need to shake off the rough start or this one could get ugly.

Dude is huge

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Nederland needs sloppy conditions to be the great equalizer. Don't think it's going to get there. Should be all you care to eat night for Coach T and his boys.

Strictly a ewe man? Never a ram?

AKA your daddy

Aggieland Homeschool I believe.

Don't feel bad Mayfield. I walk into BG's sneaky left cross all the time!

If they had been able to get Cam Mack in school (and eligible to play), I would have probably put them as the region favorites. But having Mitch will obviously be a big boost for the Lions.

Apparently Seriale may be at Yates after all. But Wheatley's Trevor Moore has announced he will be spending his senior year at South Kent Prep in Connecticut. That will effectively kill any serious threat they might have posed in the region IMO.

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Sorry, but I really do prefer to go to a university where the students can spell....

And another Longhorn gold...

You forget Mack's an aggy. They prefer their livestock-loving to be au natural...

They did act pretty aggy over there. As Mack puts it, embarrassing themselves and our country/state. Well, except for the actual winning gold part. That's pretty un-aggy.

But to answer your question, zero of the UT medal winners are being indicted

Oops, make that 7 gold. And a world record in the shot (and to sweep the shot put competition for both men and women). Don't worry little aggy. Uncle KD is there to help you guys get to take home one too (and DeAndre might possibly be the worst player on the men's team)...

To the young men who made this video, don't let anyone tell you any different! That. Was. Awful.

6 of the gold medals by Texas Longhorns...more to come.

I find it EXTREMELY difficult to believe you believe that. And it's not Bush's fault. He was just not capable of being as effective as Clinton. We are all limited by our own limitations. But I am by no means saying Bush did not perform admirably in his response to New Yorkers in its aftermath. And while I agree that one's presence is not a prerequisite, I think being present can be very helpful in subsequent decision-making. And very often, it means a lot to the ones you are trying to help. In point of fact, Bush's very presence at ground zero helped energize this Country's response to one of its greatest tragedies. And although I have been very critical of him, I will say the strike he threw at Yankee Stadium was maybe the most impressive ceremonial first pitches I have ever seen.

Several hurricanes during his administration - North Carolina alone was hit several more while he was in the White House. California wildfires. Tornadoes ravaging the Tornado Alley of his youth. I seem to recall him at those in particular, on site, talking with victims. Perhaps even more telling was his assistance (and actual presence) in the aftermath of Ike (obviously after his presidency). He and Bush 1 actually came to our area to help and were instrumental in raising money after the devastation. Both because they wanted to help people hurting. I can only presume it was his leadership during these times to which the Republican Mike Huckabee was referring

As Mr. Huckabee alluded, perhaps Bush looked so bad during Katrina because the country had become accustomed to his predeceassor's leadership and hands-on decisiveness. No pun intended. And I don't think our current president has handled this situation well either for what it's worth.

Doh! Walked right into that one...