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Of course, just had to ask. Where is the getting whipped line drawn? You lose, you got whipped. I don't need to mince words. I thought Ags should have moved to about 15 and SC right below. A jump from 21 to 9 is unusual, but if you read my thread about all the games I saw, it will fit.

Top two teams in sec last year stepped out of conference and got whipped (Florida State and Oklahoma). A simple fact that seems to always be overlooked. This year already, top two teams in the country were almost beaten by unranked teams. They should have dropped and all of you know it. Why all the jawing?

Well, I never cared for the term Cowgirls because I knew no one would step up to any player and call them that, but I guess it is gonna fit now.....at least for one player. Come on Jerry, the RAMS!! Cut him.

Now we make fun of a Gatorade baths? Ags, how childish.

The two ranked teams were #1 and #2. Their unranked opponents did not win but scared the crap out of them. One or two plays and the score is reversed. Both should drop in the rankings. Also speaks volumes for the pollsters and their top 25. Ags suck up to their conference teams now but showed absolutely no respect for any conference team when they were in the Big XII. Funny how that works. Must be an Ag character flaw.

Saw two of the hits he took, both of them running. Got sandwiched on the TD.

Well now ain't that just freakin great! Injuries are a huge part of football. It's called depth, so someone needs to step up.

Where do we go now? running game?

Concussion?

Another Sumlin system QB. Not a knock, simply an observation. Matt Cassel was a Patriot's system QB. Did well for the Pats, maybe average for the Chiefs and Vikings.

Only an ag would look that up.

Texans cut Keenum. Hope this hasn't been posted yet.

Like I said, of the ones I saw. My work takes up most of the weekend if it is my weekend. Wish I could have seen more.

I guess no one really knows how things will pan out, but consistency is what every team looks for. If the Ags go up against a team with a great pass rush, then things could be tough, but if that OL keeps Kenny upright, I have my doubts about them losing. Turnovers are always game killers too, but that is part of consistency. I have been wrong before.

Even though I like messing with Ags, I call them like I see them. Kenny was amazing. JFF now looks like a system QB. I still say I could survive as QB in a Sumlin system.

Sorry, didn't get to see the whole game due to work, but that is huge!

.....I was able to view, the most convincing win was the Ags. Difficult for me to say but it is true. A little reservation here until I see if Hill can play that way each week, but their offensive line is awesome. Give lots of credit to those guys. When everything you do gets positive yards, your OL is dominating. Secondary needs some work. FSU and Bama should drop in the rankings for not dominating unranked teams. Come on now, if Texas was #1 or #2, you would say the same thing. I did not get to see all of the WVU/Bama game, but I hear there was a terrible call that kept the Bama drive alive.....instead of punting, they end up scoring. I hate it when any team gets hosed like that, but it tells me that an unranked Big XII team could have upset the "premier" sec team. This will be an interesting season. If the Ags can be consistent, I don't see anyone beating them unless their defense falters.

#1 and #2 have trouble with unranked Big XII teams. Both should drop in the polls.

No joke. Let me know when that happens!

Games like this seem to have a turning point and I believe the missed FG for WV was the culprit. WV was simply a play or two away from beating the #2 team. But such is football.

Were any other players cut?

Another Big XII unranked team hanging with #1. Gotta love it.

They were not part of the satellite packages.

The University of Texas is now up 28-0. Particularly like the goose egg for the defense.

Dude, for years you couldn't even get the big three....CBS, ABC, NBC. Why don't you give up your LHN hatred. It gets old after three years.