I sense this game could go one of two ways: the cows will eliminate White and beat the okies as a result, or the Okies will put another beat down on the cows. I'm not convinced that Vince Young can beat the Okie defense without being a legit passing threat.

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the Okies will put another beat down on the cows.

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"Texas Tech is Texas A&M's Daddy! I will never again question the superiority of Texas Tech!"

So the Longhorns or Sooners could win?

Really going out on a limb there.

okies roll 37-21

Young is as much of a passing threat as McNeal was last year against OU. McNeal only completed about 6-8 passes, all of them being long throws, about what Vincent has done in his games.

The nice thing about Young's long ball is that once he releases it you have time to go pour another drink and get back in your seat before the completion.

will young toss 4 TD passes against OU?

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The nice thing about Young's long ball is that once he releases it you have time to go pour another drink and get back in your seat before the completion.

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This is what every sip said about Reggie in his performance against OU last year, saying his passes looked like punts.

I do not know if Young will pass 4 TD passes i the game, let's let him play against them first then take a look at it his performance afterwards. I am sure I will see some moral victory from Ags on this board after the game, whether we win or lose.

geez you're a moron, and a defensive one at that

at least it is easy to get you to take the bait

already throwing down moral victory smack? that is quite a defeatist attitude.

i'm pulling for tu, although seeing the meltdown after losing 4 straight to OU would have a lot of entertainment value

[This message has been edited by JoeWilbertGreatestHits (edited 10/9/2003 5:53p).]

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Not defeatist I said WIN or LOSE, there would be Ags moral victories all over the place. We will just have to see what happens.

I had the greatest moral victory of my life last year, driving home from Austin after beating Baylor, listening to the radio, hearing Reggie and the Ags beat OU.
I didn't know what Reggie's TD passes looked like, but they sure sounded good.

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We have scoreboard on OU. No moral victory applicable.

You on the other hand were one of the sips claiming moral victories last year when we beat OU, making stuff up about Reggie's TD passes not being spirals or being too high or other such BS.

By the way, Georgia (your alma mater) is having a good season. Are they just not gay enough for you?

I'm guessing that tu wins by at least 1 or that OU wins by at least 1.

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They aren't moral victories. It's Aggies making fun of your sorry a&&es regardless of what happens. Sorry we don't play along. Deal with it.

Won't be any moral victories in Dallas tomorrow. I recommend that McBrown dust off his list of excuses.

Thanks Danger I will make sure to let Mack know that you are hanging on his every word.

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By the way I was at the OU/A&M game last year and cheered on the Ags. To see Stoops crying like a baby on the sidelines was worth every bit of seeing the Ags win.

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This is one great weekend. Daddy A&M puts a epic brat doen on Little Baylor and the Okies are putting it on the cows w/ no vaseline.

Let's hear the excuses about how Greg Davis or Carl Reese screwed this up, instead of focusing on the real problem, Coach February.

21 point lead already for the sooners.

Be prepared for the crying tsips to come in here, eventually, and start their "moral victory crap" when they see us LAUGHING at them.

Please note this post on this thread and remember that I called my shot on this BEFORE halftime.

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This game is almost exactly like a HS game I was at last night, except turnovers. The winning team dominated the first half, got the ball first in the second half, marched and scored and never looked back. The losing team last night scored 13 in the first, just like t.u., but nothing in the second. We'll know in a few minutes how similar things stay.

McBrown "resignation" watch is in full gear.