Such an underrated movie. There are so many lines in that movie that are hysterical and relatable. The best line of the movie: "You know what, Mom? You know what I'm going to get you next Christmas? A big, wooden cross. So anytime you feel unappreciated for all your sacrifices, you can climb on up and nail yourself to it."
Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (Saying the quiet part out loud)
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Such an underrated movie. There are so many lines in that movie that are hysterical and relatable. The best line of the movie: "You know what, Mom? You know what I'm going to get you next Christmas? A big, wooden cross. So anytime you feel unappreciated for all your sacrifices, you can climb on up and nail yourself to it."
lol. He “inherited” Mayfield after he had already developed him two seasons as OC. Literally NOBODY saw Mayfield as a first rounder when he transferred to OU. Literally NOBODY saw Murray as a first round pick whEn he transferred from aggy after washing out there. And save maybe for me and a few others, NOBODY thought Hurts had 2nd rd ability. You should look for the common link. Sure, you’re entitled to your opinion. I’m entitled to state,as fact, it sux.
How many times does someone have to tell you we played TCU in one final game, not Tech.
It wasn't the OU offensive line that made them special (see the NFL yesterday).
The Winners and Losers of NFL Week 15
The Jets tank their tank, former Sooners have a ball, and Tom Brady earns a massive win in the Brady-Belichick battle for supremacywww.theringer.com
On Sunday afternoon, Oklahoma’s quarterback from the 2019 season squared off against the team’s quarterback from the 2018 season, as new Eagles QB1 Jalen Hurts made his second NFL start against Kyler Murray’s Cardinals. The result was one of the most fun games of the year: Hurts and Murray combined for 744 passing yards and six touchdowns against one interception—plus 92 rushing yards and two touchdowns on the ground. With just one field goal and one safety filling out the rest of the 33-26 final, Hurts and Murray accounted for 54 of the 59 points scored in the game.
If the Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band had been at the game and played “Boomer Sooner” after every touchdown by Murray or Hurts, every successful extra point, and every first down by their offenses—I think this is the formula—they would have played Boomer Sooner at least 60 times.
I heard Riley calls collect when phoning QB recruits.
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No. Can I be wrong? Sure. Will I be wrong? Perhaps. Do I GAF if I'm wrong? f*ck no.
Since when is making fun of aggy and nourishing one‘s soul with aggy tears behavior to be frowned upon? Same for hating all things dirt burglar and wishing them misery and ill in everything their cheating, filthy asses do.
really dumb take by @Ketchum
also, your Christmas list has some major flaws
That all said, Merry Christmas, hope you and your family have a great one.
really dumb take by @Ketchum
also, your Christmas list has some major flaws
That all said, Merry Christmas, hope you and your family have a great one.
Your husband ain't dead, Lady, he's hiding.
It's one thing to make fun of Aggie when you don't define your lot in life by it.
It's another when you're forced to. That's when those charging become the charged.
You realize he also hates the entrance requirements and not being able to redshirt players or pay his assistants well?
If he has a bad ass staff in place, he doesn't have to love it.
It's a long shot but not an impossible one.
BTW, you know a HC is running on fumes with the fanbase when the S&C guy starts getting heavily criticized. The S&C guy narrative is a fascinating one. They are literally one of the most exciting things to the fanbase "f'n A we got MAD DOG MADDEN!!" upon the hire of a new coach to literally one of the most criticized "Fat Dog needs to GO."
Think bigger. Really
CTH can't come back. He just can't
It’s like deja vu all over again. I don’t have the luxury of being able to watch Texas HS football, like most everyone else. But this anointing of Hudson Card seems to be a little @UTwizesqe to me. We were schitting on Shane after the first Maryland loss. Now we’re schitting on Sam. The fact that we had Milroe, Jackson, and Ewers committed and lost them sure seems to point to Hudson being the second coming of Trevor Lawrence. I hope he is all that and more. Our track record says different.
Yet he's still our HC. For sure he CAN come back. With CDC as the AD, for sure Mensa can come back.
Well, he isn't literally toast, but he will not be the coach in September 2021.
CDC isn't making the decision
Well, he isn't literally toast, but he will not be the coach in September 2021.
I look forward to being wrong.
LOL. Ok. Whoever is making the decision somehow can bring themselves to doing it just yet.
Who was forced to? They are a fraud. A 3 loss UNC team is favored to beat them by 5. That should tell you all you need to know. For all this talk of Jimbo turning the program around, he had a lower winning percentage than Sumlin coming into this year.
The question is what advantages did he have as a first, second, third and fourth year coach? Three future NFL starters in Riley's first three years with two of them senior transfers. Everyone one knew Murray had nfl talent before he got to Norman. He washed out at Aggie because he was a prick, not because he didn't have NFL talent. Hurts also had NFL talent at Alabama. And everyone saw that before he got to Norman.
Riley didn't make those guys NFL talents. Are you so far up in Riley's jock that you think he created nfl talent in three guys who were born with it? I think you are. And you probably think Riley would have beaten ISU without Purdy puking all over the field? I suppose Riley just "willed" Purdy to make those ridiculous throws.
Finally, we'll see who's coaching here in the next few years and, if he's good, Riley might finally need to beat some strong competition rather than pushing around an extremely weak Big 12.
a. How is talking about the importance of Card the same as going head first all-in on proclaiming a player to be great?
b. I'm not schitting on Sam. Pointing out his passing game limitations after his career is merely presenting facts.
c. Card has less to do with those three than a couple of other issues, mainly the state of the program for Ewers and simply being respected as quarterbacks via the OC for the other two.
Will you please do a thread on who is actually in play? I know you’ve done stuff on your candidate wish list but who is actually truly in play? I feel like this is typically a discrepancy other than with Herman
