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BYU 40 Texas 21

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If I'm Texas I give Charlie Strong a blank check...

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No excuse for Texas to ever not be a top 10 team. Mack Brown should be ran out of Austin.

Really can't believe how bad Brown has let things get down there. Better fix it soon before they get to the point where recruits stop recognizing Texas as a powerhouse.

Texas needs a new coach. I'm surprised he hasn't been canned already after a terrible season in 2012. No reason Texas shouldn't be a top contender every season.

If I'm Texas I give Charlie Strong a blank check...

 

You come off as strangely invested in Charlie Strong leaving Louisville.

Besides, I think this is Bobby's job to turn down.

Just a few short years ago Texas was in such a strong position that it single handedly dictated the landscape of college football. In a money grab Texas took a sweetheart deal to stay in their conference, forcing the other members to play second fiddle in almost every way, but especially financially. Texas A&M, not wanting to go all in as little brother forever, set out for the SEC and turned Texas on its ear. It's A&M that now has the upper hand, no longer conceding in monetary ways and playing in the best conference. In the long term the leveled financial situation and recruiting advantage that the SEC provides will put A&M way in front of TX and maybe forever.

 

My guess is Texas is to money hungry to leave for the PAC 10 and falls to also ran status level for a long time.

Besides, I think this is Bobby's job to turn down.

 

With his history, wouldn't surprise me if he starts next week.

If I'm Texas I give Charlie Strong a blank check...

 

I really believe that Strong is staying. If he goes anywhere, I believe that it will be somewhere in the SEC. Texas definitely has the money to pay, but I believe that Coach Strong is in a better position where he is. I don't consider this only with Texas; I really think the Big 12 overall has taken a slide.

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You come off as strangely invested in Charlie Strong leaving Louisville.

 

No I just understand that college sports are a business, he's a commodity and one of the best available, it's only a matter of time.

I really believe that Strong is staying. If he goes anywhere, I believe that it will be somewhere in the SEC. Texas definitely has the money to pay, but I believe that Coach Strong is in a better position where he is. I don't consider this only with Texas; I really think the Big 12 overall has taken a slide.

 

I agree with everything you said, except for the Strong staying part. I think he's in a great position, but after tonight, I'm going to amend my post in another thread on Strong.

 

Texas, Florida, and USC all have a lot of money and a lot to offer. All seem to have coaches on the hot seat. Lot of football between now and January, but UL fans may need to stock up on the TUMS, as this could be a nervous off-season watching the coaching turnover.

Gives me a lot of hope that my rebels can get the win next week. BYU burned Texas up on the read option and I know Ole Miss will run that better than BYU.

Texas fired their DC today. Bringing in Greg Robinson n

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