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Meanwhile, Kyle Orton is having a pro bowl year and leads the league in passing yards. :bowdown:

Re: Official 2010/2011 NBA thread Even without Dwyane Wade the Heat look good

I guess he was saving his energy for this game. Most of this season it looked like Murray was going half speed. I'm glad to see the senior get a win against Texas.

Wow... almost another meltdown by Oklahoma this season.

The Red River Shootout(yes, shootout) should be an interesting game. Both teams have major issues, but I think OU's play-makers(Landry Jones and Ryan Bryoles) are the difference in this game. Oh, and DeMarco Murray is the most overrated player in college football. I don't know why the ESPN...

Yeaaa... hand jobs! :nanner: Wisconsin (11) Michigan (24) Texas (21) Oklahoma (8) Stanford (9) Oregon (4) Florida (7) Alabama (1) Penn St. (22) Iowa (17)

I still have OU beating Nebraska and Texas this year. :D

It's weird... OU beat Cincinnati, but it feels like we just lost. Our defense is terrible, and our offense is way too inconsistent. DeMarco Murray is no longer the explosive runningback we saw in his freshman and sophomore season. He's shockingly slow. I think OU will be satisfied with 9 wins...

Welcome back Jagger. We need more Big 12 love.

I think OU will be just fine. They're playing a lot of freshmen this year, so it's not surprising to see them play inconsistent (especially against the option). I still see OU winning 10 games and beating Texas, but the Big 12 title game (assuming it's Nebraska) should be an interesting...

Damn, Air ***** scores 2 TDs in the 4th and OU only wins by 3. OU only basically had 2 possessions in the 4th, but still.... 3 points? :facepalm: Will the real OU please stand up!!??? :dunno:

Boomer Sooner!!! sorry sky.

My two favorite teams (Oklahoma and Miami) play today in two HUGE games. I think Oklahoma took Utah State lightly, and wasn't prepared for that option play they did. Ryan Broyles(the best WR in the country) will have have a huge game like he always does. Oklahoma 35, Florida St. 31 Like...

yeah... too bad. :o

OU could barely beat Utah State? :facepalm: Looks like it's going to be another long season.

You do know that was Hawaii? I wouldn't get too excited about that USC offense. Though it did look really good.

Oh I can't wait! :nanner: My heart is for Miami, but I think Ohio State wins it.

Which is why I say they're overrated.

Did you watch the Oklahoma-Nebraska game? Nebraska was pathetic; 7 first downs and only 180 total yard. If it wasn't for Landry Jones' 5 INTs that game would have been a blowout. Also, Nebraska wasn't impressive against Texas either. It was a sloppy game for the most part by both teams. But...

Nebraska is the most overrated team in college football. I'm starting to believe that no one even watched them last year. People only remember the Texas and Arizona game, and just assume they're going to play like that in 2010. Nebraska hasn't done **** in the Big 12 for quite some time, even...

Key words; "last year". Last year they had Suh who just dominated that game. I see Texas winning by 2 touchdowns.

First, Nebraska will get worked by Texas. Then, Oklahoma give them a 30 point beat down in the Big 12 title game for their farewell present. Goodbye Nebraska!!!

I predict Baxter will have a Sports Center highlight run.

Does anyone have a national championship prediction? Of course I'm going to pick Oklahoma. If they can stay healthy(especially DeMarco Murray) and the offensive line makes a big improvement from last year. I think easily Oklahoma makes it to the title game. Alabama is my other pick. They're...

thats why you rent your books online. :dunno:

Only 8 more days:nanner: Boomer Sooner!

totally agree.... just get both!

Yeah... that was after they won 3 titles. The only thing that truly concerns me about the Heat is their bench. Who in the hell is gonna to sub in for Wade and Lebron? :dunno: Pat has his work cut out for him.

The argument between STDiva and Marlo is the reason why the Heat are the team to beat next season. How in the world can any team guard the two best iso players in the league? And that still leaves Bosh. Now, the Heat just needs some spot-up shooters.

After watching that intro from the "Three Kings" I'm starting to get excited. I never really was a Lebron James fan, but he's starting to grow on me. I can't wait for next season! Go Heat!

ESPNEWS? :dunno:

Who gives a ****!? Just watch ESPN for the highlights and the news updates. What more from a sports news channel do you want? :dunno:

Wow... last night was just madness! I'm a HUGE Miami Heat fan and in my honest opinion I'm a little bit torn. I've never been a Lebron James fan, so it will be a little awkward now rooting for him. This is still D-Wade's team and city. WADE-COUNTY!!!!

I thought Bill Callahan was the coach in 2006 when Nebraska went to the Big 12 title game? I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I just need to see more consistency from Nebraska before I say they're going to be an elite program again.

True, but Nebraska was in the Big 12 title game a couple of years ago, and then fell off the map. Why should I believe this will be any different?

I grew up in Oklahoma, so trust me, I know about Nebraska and their history. Alabama, OU, Texas, and USC all have a great recruiting base.... Nebraska doesn't. Nebraska use to be able to pluck players from Florida, Texas, California etc., but they're not doing that. Alabama has been...

Every team in the Big 12 North seem to have a good year, but it always ends the same. I'm not saying that's the reason why Nebraska is leaving the Big-12. I was just saying the Big 10 style of play fits them better. Also, moving to the Big 10 will make recruiting better for them as well...

That's a point, but here's what ESPN thinks: http://espn.go.com/blog/big12/post/_/id/8495/could-more-than-just-nebraska-isu-missouri-be-considered-in-super-big-ten But that's just 1 season! Why should we believe they will continue to keep up this success? They don't have Suh anymore. Now...

I didn't say the article said that! If I did I would have used quotes. But Texas wouldn't necessarily receive more money because the Big 12 doesn't divide their revenue evenly. So financially, staying in the Big 12 makes more sense. I don't know... maybe:dunno:, but I doubt the other members...

I never said that it did. I was just showing you an article that would suggest that the Big 10 was interested in Texas. I just don't understand why Texas would be interested in the Big Ten when they have nothing to gain except cause themselves headaches. I doubt Texas would have leverage in...

I wouldn't say "hostage". But yes, Texas is a little too powerful for some schools comfort. The main reason why Nebraska and Colorado bolted. Nebraska was tired of living under Texas' and Oklahoma's shadow. The Big-12 was a Texas based conference, and Texas and Oklahoma had that state wrapped...

The reason why the Big Ten didn't officially invite Texas was because realistically they knew Texas wasn't on board. Big Ten officials interested in adding Texas, source says Like I said before, once the Big 12 started to look unstable, Texas stated to look elsewhere. The reason why the Pac-10...

But why wouldn't the #1 grossing conference(Big Ten) want the #1 grossing collegiate team and top market? Trust me, it wasn't because of location. Texas just wasn't interested. Nebraska was the Big 10's 3rd choice.

Maybe in the 90s Texas wanted to move, but Texas was always comfortable being in the Big 12... until the Big Ten decided to expand. Losing a team like Nebraska meant the conference was starting to become unstable, so Texas started to look elsewhere for stability. Texas to the Big Ten wouldn't...

dude that was in the 90's, I'm talking about now... 2010!

I think Boston wins this game. Their too deep and less predictable.

Really!? Because I heard the Big Ten was basically on their knees trying to get Texas into their conference. The reason why the deal didn't get done was because Texas didn't feel comfortable with the mid west/north east appeal. Texas didn't want to lose their core fan base or rivalries in the...

Well, according to Forbes, Texas is the most valued team in college football. http://www.forbes.com/2009/12/22/most-vaulable-college-football-teams-business-sports-college-football_slide_2.html It's really no surprise why so many teams want Texas in their conference. That state is HUGE, and...

Very true, but I don't know if the Pac-10 can sum up a deal worth more than $25 million a year per team. According to this new contract, Texas would earn more than 25 million a year. Texas A&M and Oklahoma would earn more than 20 million, and the 7 remaining members of the Big 12 at least $14...

Yeah, it is a little weird for the SEC to be very quite about all the expansion rumors. I expect very soon Florida State and Miami become rumored to join the SEC. I'm also hearing rumors about the SEC interest in A&M, but I doubt it happens. A&M isn't going anywhere without Texas, and...