Our best two players are Simmons and Goosby. That's not controversial, is it? Both have missed the past two games.

Speaking of running back... CJ Vogel posted something about Cooper -- after his excellent performance against OU, he has had: 0, 2 and 3 plays in the next three games respectively. Does anyone have an explanation for this?

I think he posted this while Sark was at a press conference, answering a question about his playing time. Which one of you young bucks would like to translate this to me, in the King's English?

If you take away sacks... Arch would have attempted 5 times this many.

I saw Missery play aggy, and I'm not sure "we should win 'easily'" is accurate. Expecially on the road. When all cylinders are firing, this Missery team is very, very good. When you consider your #'s 1-4 above.... if I was forced to bet my house I'm afraid I would take Missery.

Wow... this would be the first time Ole Miss visited Austin in........ 2 months!!!!

On Texas Football put out a podcast yesterday with coaches Bryan Erwin and Bob Shipley. It was consistent with what I've heard people like Marcus Myers and Tony Hills say.... They seem befuddled by our offensive line and their inability to pick up twists and stunts that have been a part of...

Isn't his kid a LB at OU as well?

I think the over-under for losses the rest of the schedule is 1.5. I'm afraid (gun to head) I take the over. @Missouri and @LSU look like probable losses to me right now. Aggie isn't a sure thing either. I'd love to be proven wrong.

Maybe the RBs formed a union and he overperformed?

I started thinking that I'm overly pessimistic about this team.... then I saw this: I'm afraid we lose 2 more games rounding out the season 8-4 after being ranked #1 early in the year. I hope I'm wrong. You can't win with an OL that can't run or pass-block (2nd year in a row). In this age...

Ha! Impressive...

Okay.... I'm going to suggest we win our two home games (Miss St & Our Kansas). Our post-season dreams depend on us winning two or more of these games: @ Misery @ LSU @ Aggy

I lived in Caddo Mills (Northeast Texas) and my kids played sports there. They still talk about a track meet in Caddo, where Edwin Simmons and Stanley Richards both ran. I guess the track kind of tilted when those two large humans were running.

I'm going to throw this out there - and I may be talking out of the wrong orifice. With regard to the "hands team." If the opponent kicks a screaming ground ball at the front line.... there is no rule that you must attempt to field it at the 10 yard mark. Fielding a hot grounder that is a...

I was at the game. Exciting win. To paraphrase the great Bill Parcels, "you are what you are." This team cannot stand to have a comfortable lead. It's in our DNA. I didn't eat the cheese on Saturday. I expected us to lose the lead, and as you know, wasn't surprised. If you go right down...

Seeing a 6-3 RB reminded me of Edwin Simmons. The way he strides, etc... For those of us who saw Edwin - pre knee surgery... this is quite a statement.

I was at this game. Thrilling game indeed Arch gets people to tune in / click on.... I've about had it with every commentator breaking down Arch's footwork, eyeballs, psycho-analysis, etc.... If Arch does come back, we likely lose Lacey. If he doesn't return, I imagine he throws his hat in...

I have tickets to this game. I bought them when Texas was ranked #1 and Ole Miss was something like #7. I'm going even with the historically bad change of circumstances -- with all my (adult) kids. I'm selling them on the intrigue of Arch improving or we get to see KJ Lacey. Also, if we...

If we ever did run an actualy "Zone Read" and not a fake one with no option.... the QB keep is good for 8-10 unmolested yards often. I can see it from my recliner, and we keep handing it off in that zone read look.... I know that isn't the "Sark system." But it wasn't the Greg Davis system...