Texas sued in Class Action Lawsuit over Admissions scandal .. that didn't take long ... smh 8 elite schools hit with first lawsuit in massive college admissions bribery scam
17 point dog to OU this year? From the article: At least that’s how online casino betonline.ag sees it for Tom Herman’s Sugar Bowl-winning crew. Sounds credible.
Why would they? Early sucker line. The thought would be the perceived gain at QB v. Texas and Texas' loss on the defensive side.
No schools in the AAC are worth poaching. City schools (Hou, Cinn, Memphis, Tulsa), weaker schools that occasionally have some okay seasons in the big 4 sports (Temple, Wichita State, East Carolina, SMU?), or places too far away to be feasible for what they offer (UConn, Central Florida despite their MNC in football). Forget South Florida too (Hello, Charlie...). Doubt that any of those schools could get a majority vote for admittance to the B12. Why would the conference members want to dilute the $ they are getting with 2 more mouths to feed whose presence adds nothing in regards to national interest or excitement for the fans?
The new end zone design sucks and has always sucked. It looks like they took 1/4 of another stadium and glued it on.
That's crazy not with Sam at quarterback. We have too many good athletes for that to happen. I say we have maybe a one or two Lost season and we beat Oklahoma twice.
