Texas is playing Tech?
Time to go with the other alma mater this week...
Yosemite Sam.
Tech (VS3O-L), who's not top-10 caliber but definitely around the bottom fifth of the top 25, will give Texas the game they should have gotten out of Colorado. Besides, they'll throw the ball eighty ing times and the game will last five hours.
Horns 37
Tech 28
not so fast my friend!
or Portland State
stoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oopes
Sorry dude, but you're talking about Cal. Oregon State crushed Notre Dame last year.What bowl was it last year that Tech butt phucked a team from gon?
That's an achievement. I thinks it's funny that you hate Texas so much that you jump on every teams wagon. "Oklahoma will crush Texas, Ohio st will crush Texas", and now you are losing hope.
You sound like a bullied kid looking for a big brother able to beat up the bully. Sure, there are teams in the country that could beat Texas, but I think Texas is capable of beating any of those teams.
I hate the entire Big-12, not just Texas. The Pac-10 is better and if you're lucky you will find out at the Rose Bowl.
listen, i'm a huge tech fan and personally there's no way i think Tech will win saturday. but to say UT is unbeatable at home is insane. obviously you weren't around 2 years ago when it was a nail biter 43-40 in austin.for tech fans
Texas is next to unbeatable at home
as much as i know tech will not win on saturday, i always know that tech is never out of any game. there's always a chance.
Actually jdspur, mookie and I were both at that game, it was the first Texas game we ever went to. His dad hooked us up with tickets.
You have to realize that Greg Davis called a quarterback option on 3rd and 23 with the game on the line.....................
Last edited by Cant_Be_Faded; 10-19-2005 at 04:38 PM. Reason: not so fast!
yeah sep 13 2003
"nearly"
when was the last time they lost at home before that?
, Cold Pizza schedules set
Friday, Oct. 21
Cold Pizza
7-9 a.m. -- Broadcast live on ESPN2
College GameDay
4:15 p.m. -- Taped segment for ESPNNews
4:30 p.m. -- Taped segment for ESPN SportsCenter
Saturday, Oct. 22
College GameDay
8 a.m. -- Taped segment for ESPN SportsCenter
9:30 a.m. -- ESPN College GameDay on the air
Fans are encouraged to stay after the show wraps for the halftime and pregame segment taping.
6:30 p.m. -- ESPN College GameDay wrapup show
9:30-10 p.m. -- Taped segment for SportsCenter and College Scoreboard Show
Notes for ESPN GameDay and Cold Pizza
· There will be no special parking for the event. Parking for Saturday will be the same as a regular football game day.
· No alcohol, coolers, backpacks or chairs will be allowed into the stadium.
· No camping will be allowed on campus.
· Friday morning gates will open at 6 a.m. and close at 10 a.m. Friday night, gates will open at 3 p.m. and close at 5:30 p.m. Only gates 1 (northeast corner) and 3 (southwest corner) will be opened on Friday.
· Saturday morning gates will open at 7 a.m. and close at 12 p.m. Gates will reopen at 6 p.m. and close at 11 p.m. Only gates 1 (northeast corner), 2 (southeaast corner) and 3 (southwest corner) will be open on Saturday.
AUSTIN, Texas -- When it comes to college football, national television exposure is a valued commodity and Longhorn fans will once again be the beneficiary, as well as have the opportunity to take part in it, when ESPN's College GameDay hits Austin this week with host Chris Fowler and analysts Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit. It is the nationally-renowned show's third appearance in the Capital City.
In addition to College GameDay, ESPN2's national weekday morning show Cold Pizza will also be live in Austin for the first time. Co-host Jay Crawford will be joined by veteran sports columnists Woody Paige and Skip Bayless. For fans that have watched either show, you are encouraged to come early, be loud and wear burnt orange to any or all of the shows.
The set will be located inside of Mike A. Myers Track and Soccer Stadium, which is across Robert Dedman Drive from Royal-Memorial Stadium, with a full slate of programming on Friday and Saturday. The broadcasts begin with Cold Pizza from 7-9 a.m. on Friday. GameDay will then tape segments for ESPNNews and SportsCenter starting at 4:15 p.m. on Friday.
The schedule for Saturday begins at 8 a.m. with the taping of segments for ESPN SportsCenter. ESPN College GameDay will kickoff at 9:30 a.m. Fans are encouraged to stay after the GameDay show wraps for the taping of halftime and pregame segments.
The ESPN College GameDay wrapup show will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday and the final segments will be taped for SportsCenter and the College Scoreboard Show from 9:30-10 p.m. Again, fans are encouraged to attend those segments as well.
The last time the show was broadcast from Austin, it attracted thousands of Longhorn faithful to Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium prior to the Texas-Kansas State game in 2003. No. 13 Texas defeated No. 16 Kansas State, 24-20, that day. On GameDay's previous trip to Austin, No. 18 Texas upset No. 3 Nebraska, also by the score of 24-20, and went on to claim the Big 12 South Division Championship.
In addition to the television programming, College GameDay Radio will also visit Austin this weekend. Radio will broadcast from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. from the parking lot of the north end of Royal-Memorial Stadium.
For more information regarding the show, contact Michael Humes at 860-766-2233
Come up to Austin.
no way jose
oh actually jd was talking about another game
I thought he talking about the Ark game
which game was he talking about then, i thought that was texas first home loss in like 4 years
that same year
mock threw a last second TD for the win
dear lord chance mock sucked ass
and you said he was gonna be 'bad'
he had a career td to int ration of 17-2
He still sucked nuts
that ratio means nothing when he throws both of those INT's against OU and fails to get a drive going in an important game.
well I wont say he's Young or even Simms
but that ratio you cant front on
He only started like 7 games though
My vbookie went up in the past 24 hours. Has yours?
nope
I'm laying low
waiting for the time to strike
have you noticed mack brown has been on espn more this week than the last 3 years combined
i guess when gameday comes to austin, youve got a heisman canidate and the number 2 team, people just love to whine and whine
Yeah I saw him last night on espn
All he does is talk about how he's let Vince Young be himself, and how Vince Young is more laid back now.
The Pac-10 has USC, other than that, nothing that could scare Texas. WSU did take care of Texas a few years ago, but that was a different team. I don't think UCLA or Cal are on the same level as Texas this year.
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