Woof. 37-0 at half.
Sad that TCU can't sell out their 45,000 seat stadium against Texas when they are #4.
Sad that TCU can't sell out their 45,000 seat stadium against Texas when they are #4.
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Texas DB retweets an A&M fan about transferring....during halftime. I'd say ol' Charlie has "lost the team" when that happens.
How long before Texas blames the lack of wins and recruiting on being in the Big 12 conference.
The southern white rock yard otherwise known as Austin is starting to stink all the way north to Ames. Wonder if those rich texans will make the drive to Ames.1. Texas: Beyond the fact that Texas is not very good at offense or defense, let’s talk about their special teams for a moment. Any Texas fan who has the stomach for a field goal or punting attempt without closing their eyes by this point deserves free season tickets next year (plenty will be available).
Texas is bad at kicking field goals (and extra points for that matter), bad at long snapping and bad at punting. Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? After a missed extra point against Cal cost Texas a chance at overtime and a shanked punt helped give Oklahoma State a victory last week, you’d think it couldn't get worse. Then Texas went and sailed a snap over its punter’s head for a safety and put the ensuing free kick out of bounds, aiding and abetting TCU’s early 16-0 lead.
Meanwhile, kicker Nick Rose went 0-for-2 on field goals to complete the miserable performance. Though it's unlikely those miscues made a difference in the outcome of the game, it’s continuing a trend that should not happen in a well-run football organization. Texas, quite simply, looks like it does not know what its doing in the special teams phase. And given its shortcomings in other areas, its ineptitude here qualifies as cruel and unusual punishment.
Strong deserves some of the blame, but you're delusional if you think they are going to get rid of Strong a month into his second season. He's had to basically start the program over from scratch.