Thurms, dude, that guy hasn't had a problem holding on to the football this year. Better fact, the first bomb thrown in the last minute hit him SQUARE in the sholder pad in the end zone and dropped. We should have won this game!!!! But, you know the rest.....

Thurms, dude, that guy hasn't had a problem holding on to the football this year. Better fact, the first bomb thrown in the last minute hit him SQUARE in the sholder pad in the end zone and dropped. We should have won this game!!!! But, you know the rest.....

FSK405 Earl

The truth of the matter is he had a really awesome hit put on him and he fumbled the ball. Though Texas should have lost cause our offensive coordinator keeps using shit plays that down work.

BCS Standings
Oct. 29, 2006
Rank Team Record BCS Avg.
1. Ohio State 9-0 .960
2. Michigan 9-0 .970
3. West Virginia 7-0 .786
4. Florida 7-1 .779
5. Louisville 7-0 .762
6. Auburn 8-1 .759
7. Texas 8-1 .756
8. USC 6-1 .715
9. Notre Dame 7-1 .715
10. Cal 7-1 .713
11. Tennessee 7-1 .700
12. Rutgers 7-0 .515
13. Arkansas 7-1 .507
14. Boise State 8-0 .476
15. Boston College 7-1 .398
16. Wisconsin 8-1 .385
17. LSU 6-2 .375
18. Oklahoma 6-2 .375
19. Clemson 6-2 .253
20. Georgia Tech 6-2 .228

OKLAHOMA vs. TEXAS A&M
The Sooners continue their Big 12 road tour with a trip to College Station to meet the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday at Kyle Field. ABC will broadcast Oklahoma's 52nd consecutive TV game beginning at 7 p.m. ESPN's College GameDay will also be live from the game.

The Sooners belted then-No. 23 Missouri, 26-10, at Faurot Field in Columbia last Saturday while A&M downed Baylor in Waco, 31-21. This week, Oklahoma is ranked No. 18 in all polls with Texas A&M at No. 21.

Texas A&M Aggies
Location College Station, Texas
Enrollment 46,587
Conference Big 12 (South Division)
Home Field Kyle Field (82,600)
Head Coach Dennis Franchione (4th Season)
Record This Season 8-1 Overall, 4-1 Big 12
Record Last Season 5-6 Overall, 3-5 Big 12
Overall Series Record OU Leads, 14-9

Oklahoma holds a 14-9 lead in the overall series and is 6-4 against the Aggies since the formation of the Big 12 in 1996. OU is 2-3 against A&M at Kyle Field in Big 12 play. The Sooners have won the last three meetings including their last visit to College Station in 2004 by a score of 42-35. Last season, OU won, 36-30, in Norman.

The first meeting in the series came 103 years ago in 1903 when the Sooners pinned a 6-0 loss on the Aggies in College Station. The average score for a game in the series is 25-20, Oklahoma.

NCAA Stats Oklahoma Texas A&M
Passing Offense (Rank) 197.6 (67th) 209.1 (48th)
Rushing Offense 178.23 (23rd) 213.6 (8th)
Scoring 30.8 (20th) 33 (16th)
Total Offense 376 (35th) 422.7 (14th)
Turnover Margin .25 (44th) .44 (35th)
Rushing Defense 110.3 (30th) 117.7 (42nd)
Passing Defense 168.1 (29th) 197.3 (58th)
Scoring Defense 15.1 (17th) 18.9 (42nd)
Total Defense 278.3 (18th) 315 (52nd)

Poor USC...........

LMAO!!!!

Cowboys Travel To Austin To Take On No. 4 Texas

Oklahoma State (5-3, 2-2) at #4 Texas (8-1, 5-0)
Saturday, Nov. 4, 2006 • Austin, Texas
Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (85,132) • 6 p.m.
Television: TBS
Ron Thulin (play-by-play)
Charles Davis (analyst)
Craig Sager (sidelines)
Radio: Cowboy Radio Network
Dave Hunziker (play-by-play)
John Holcomb (analyst)
Robert Allen (sidelines)
Joe Riddle (engineer)
Satellite: Sirius Radio Channel 153
Internet: www.okstate.com


Storylines
The Oklahoma State Cowboys return to the road this week as they battle the fourth-ranked Texas Longhorns in Austin. Texas is the last remaining unbeaten in Big 12 play.

The Cowboys will be looking to build on the momentum they established in Saturday’s 41-29 win over No. 20 Nebraska. The Cowboys spotted Nebraska a 16-0 lead before roaring back for the victory.

The Texas contest launches the final month of the season for the Cowboys. Following the trip to Austin, OSU will host Baylor, travel to Texas Tech and host Oklahoma in a Thanksgiving weekend Bedlam game.

The Cowboy-Longhorn series is not long, with just 20 all-time meetings, including the 10 previous meetings over the last decade as conference rivals. OSU’s last and only win in Austin came in 1944 (13-8). Oklahoma State has had a couple of near misses at Texas (37-34 in 1998 and 17-15 in 2002) since the Big 12’s formation. OSU is 1-9 against Texas as a conference member.

Nebraska vs. Missouri Game Notes


Nebraska (6-3, 3-2) vs.
No. /25 Missouri (7-2, 3-2)
Saturday, Nov. 4 - 11:10 a.m. Central
Memorial Stadium (81,067) - Lincoln, Neb.
Surface: FieldTurf
Series: NU leads, 62-34-3
Last Meeting: Missouri won, 41-24, last year in Columbia
Television: ABC (Regional)
Radio: Husker Sports Network (51 stations)
Sirius Satellite Radio: Channel 146
Special Events: Homecoming; 100th all-time meeting; Veteran's Salute

Lincoln -- Nebraska begins its November stretch run with a Big 12 North Division showdown against Missouri on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The winner of the 100th all-time meeting between the schools will take a huge step toward representing the North Division in the Big 12 Championship Game on Dec. 2 in Kansas City. The Nebraska-Missouri matchup will be televised to a regional audience by ABC Sports with kickoff set for shortly after 11 a.m.

The Huskers and Tigers enter Saturday’s matchup tied for the North lead at 3-2 in conference play, one game ahead of third-place Kansas State. Both Nebraska and Missouri have already recorded victories against the Wildcats, meaning the winner of Saturday’s game will own a one-game advantage and the tiebreaker with just two games remaining.

Both Nebraska and Missouri must regroup following losses last weekend. The Huskers dropped a 41-29 decision at Oklahoma State. The loss was Nebraska’s second straight setback after a 22-20 loss to fifth-ranked Texas on Oct. 21 in Lincoln, and dropped Nebraska to 6-3 overall. Nebraska will enter Saturday’s game unranked after being in both national polls for each of the first nine weeks this season.

Missouri also missed a chance to take the divisional lead, losing 26-10 to Oklahoma in Columbia, marking the Tigers’ second loss in three weeks. Despite its recent losses, Missouri boasts an impressive 7-2 overall record and No. 25 national ranking (Coaches) entering Saturday’s game. The Tigers own league home wins over Colorado and Kansas State and picked up a road victory at Texas Tech. Missouri has one of the league’s most explosive offenses, ranking third in the Big 12 in passing at nearly 260 yards per game.

Nebraska hopes to use the home field to its advantage against the Tigers. The Huskers have won the past 14 meetings against Mizzou in Lincoln, dating back to a 1978 Tiger win. Saturday’s game will also include Homecoming festivities in Lincoln. Nebraska lost its Homecoming contest to Texas Tech last year, but had won its previous 36 Homecoming games.

Good shit TM.... THanks for the updates!

I'm nervous about Mizzou. We looked good against Texas but our Defense frickin folded after the first quarter against Okie State.

I'm wondering how legit Cosgrove is. I don't care for him. He has a shit ton of talent on the defensive side and he can't keep them playing to their potential. Also, where are the captains at? They need to keep their teammates engaged in the game.

Mizzou had 1 total yard by their tailbacks against OU, Mizzou is overrated and OU completely let the air out of their tires when we whipped them at home. They will still be hung over by the loss, NU by 7