Texas -2.5 at Okla St (ov/un 66.5) Sat 7:50 Fox

[BB73]

Longhorns try to end a 2-game skid in their series with the Cowboys.

 

[Beano Cook]

Man, I love the Red River rivalry. The Big 8 title and the Cotton Bowl usually come down to it. Wait...what? Oklahoma State? Hook 'em, Horns.

 

[DallasHusker]

Go Okie Lite! Only time to root for the 'Horns is if they're playing ND - or maybe USC - or, maybe TSUN! :)

 

[Jake]

These guys put up more points in the 1st quarter than Baylor-WVU.

Gotta love those Big XII defenses.

 

[jlb1705]

Texas - 21
Oklahoma State - 12

Halftime

This one has been a decent game so far.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

Texas - 21
Oklahoma State - 17

Halftime

This one has been a decent game so far.

FIFY

Tejas's vaunted d is getting gashed but okie light is being okie light

 

[jlb1705]

FIFY

Tejas's vaunted d is getting gashed but okie light is being okie light

Typo, thanks for fixing.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

Typo, thanks for fixing.

NP

Tejas really doesnt look like a good team... They look decent but its tough to tell they haven't play a D all year... Looking at the Big XII i think TCU and KSU might be the only legit D's they play....

That said I cant wait to see tejas's (sec) d face wvu

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

Tejas v. The Fighting T. Boone Checkbooks is the best game of the day.

 

[Jake]

Not a fan of the fade route in the end zone. Sure, it looks cool when it works but it seems to fail more often than not.

 

[jlb1705]

Back and forth they go...

 

[jlb1705]

Thank you FOX for bringing Gus Johnson to college football.

 

[Jake]

Instant replay isn't perfect. Texas fumbles the ball inside the 1 yard line, and even though OSU came out of the pile with the ball it doesn't matter. Why? Because the officials ruled it a touchdown on the field.

I wish officials wouldn't be so quick to raise their arms in that situation. We've seen it in the NFL, too. They rule TD, stop watching what happens, then even when the replay shows they fucked up the call there's no "clear recovery" because no one was watching it. Result? The fucked up TD stands.

 

[jlb1705]

I don't want this to turn into a replacement ref debate, but FOX has Mike Pereira doing analysis of instant replay and rules questions... While he served as a consultant for the PAC-12 at one point, his background is mainly as an NFL official. He seems like a smart guy and I'm sure they don't want to have two retired refs on retainer, but is this really appropriate? If the situation were reversed, NFL observers would riot if they had a college ref doing this kind of analysis.

 

[Saw31]

Wow. That looked planned? No way.