ou will stink up the place like they always do. it’ll be another black eye for the big 12. oh well, at least ou ain’t a&m. god your program reeks, dude.

but if texas had gotten the nod, wud u have poste dthe same thing?

i mean its not like he deserves it any more than mccoy. does he deserve it? yes! more than mccoy? no! they are both deserving. so why does it matter to you…..or is it the fact that colt is a longhorn?

if texas was in a similar situation, I would be writing my own bible explaining how God doesn’t exist, b/c He would not do such a thing to me.

I don’t have a problem with trying to score or run your offense, but at least do it with your back ups.

When OU made their last score against Oklahoma State, they had run the ball four times straight in the series, and the final TD was off a 26 yd run by Chris Brown, who is the backup to DeMarco Murray. So, Stoops was running the ball, and had his backups in. If Okie State didn’t want them to score again (and I’ve heard no complaints from OSU about Stoops running up the score, just righteous indignation from you), they should have stopped them.

As for Stoops keeping his starters in late in the game against Missouri, two things: 1) They were trying to set a record, and I have no issue with them going for that. If you have a chance to make history, take it. 2) Mossis Madu, who scored the record-setting TD, is a third stringer. Once again, your indignation is misplaced.

Didn’t the final TD come on a running play? Bob may have tried on the long pass to add that final score, but I am of the opinion he said let’s try one long one and see if it hits. If not, we’ll just run it out. The play didn’t hit, so they went to the run. And boom. TD. Record.