Why is the pick up in the air?

SOONERS by 21.

Check their salaries.

Costa Rica. Sounds safe.

Switzer was 9-5-2 against Texas, including the one he was cheated out of by the zebra. Ten-four-two.

That's how important he thinks the Texas game is.

Never mind. Got it.

Now we see why Texas didn't like the proposal to join the Pac-10. Brilliant move . . . stay where they are and dominate the BIG Xii. Give me Texas and the points.

Stoops was pretending. Anyone who coaches at OO (in any sport)knows that their record against Texas will be a big part of their legacy. Both Mack & Bob got caught looking ahead.

Look at UCLA's upcoming schedule... I'd wager that they will maybe win only two more games the rest of this year.

Mr. Picker, I was going to suggest that you put the $$$$ in a bag and leave it in Linihan's office for me. Make it easy on your own self, why don't you?
Wonder what the book in England was doing; making Tiger an "underdog."

Stoops stressing winning BCS Championships would be as Cocky as the Picker saying he will be us at at Out Pick The Picker.

Stoops is a little more modest.

Is there anybody out there who doesn't love or hate OU, who has an objective eye on this game?

Texas would appear to stink a little.

But it did win easily at Lubbock, in coach Tupperware's first big game. And being humiliated by UCLA has to give it something of an emotional edge.

OU looked ahead and squeaked by a terrible team (Cincy is horrible). Texas got caught looking ahead to this game by a team that will finish 4th in the PAC-10 (behind Oregon, Stanford, and Arizona).

Picker...I got your reference of immobile QB's hurt the spread offense. TU has struggled with consistency at RB the past 2 seasons yet seems to manage to keep the opposing defenses on their toes because Kinne is somewhat mobile. Add in that his accuracy has improved this year and that has now opened up running lanes for the RB's because LB's have to hang back and make sure of where the ball is. With Jones and Gilbert not running threats, LBs can key in on RB's with the hand off and play actions. Making it tougher to run inside (OU fans, don't start clamoring over DeMarco Murray...he piled up yards against terrible defenses. No one in MWC plays defense, Cincy terrible, Utah State....whatever, and Florida State (can we say underwhelming talent with a decent QB).

Toss a coin, whoever has the ball last this weekend wins.

Florida v Miami (Ohio). Ole Miss v Jacksonville State. Nebraska v South Dakota State. Texas v UCLA.

Can an "inferior" opponent jump up and bite the big boys on the assets? Parity nee Parody.

Are college kids inconsistent in focus and motivation?

Is it risky to infer big lessons from isolated events?

If either team needs an external "emotional edge" for this game, something must be wrong.

Reporting verbal commitments is not an exercise in opinion. Perhaps ESPN could mess that up, but it was in service of a larger point.

Would you prefer a list of actual Texas players added to the roster the past five years? Would that suffice to put a wooden stake in the recruiting shibboleth?

Pick, can't beleive you think Cincy is lousy team. The running back that gave OU problems played a part of of Fresno game. Then he's out. He came back to play OU. The scouting report on him was limited. Take him out of the game and Cincy is a totaly different team.the QB limited without the run game, your team could maybe sack the QB several times. My study says there is something really wrong with the preparation process. You play like you pratice. Therefore if the mistakes in the game are being made in pratice, are the coaches correcting them? It seems they are because the coaches give the appearence of being ready to play. I say the team is not mentaly ready.