Jonnyeagle

Good attitude.

No they make ice under the stadium and some of the soft drink vendors do offer ice with a commemorative cup.

Or your DEnd from Navarro JC is a no show. Or your two DLINE men from Oklahoma don’t stick in consecutive years. You reap what you sow.

Good posting.

Would also be interested. Thanks.

He good

Why do we always have to be the place for on the job training or retirement tho?

Valid point

Biagi ST had a horrible night no doubt.

He sounded very down. Said they have a lot to work on and off week came at the right time. Also Gave credit to Houston and their coach. This guy's press interviews are very boring quite honestly.

It’s clear he was the reason Fine was in rhythm and the offense clicked last season. We need him back ASAP.

Yes. Also can someone tell me why do we always crap the bed in front of a huge crowd? Pathetic.

No coke, Pepsi— cheezberger

Assuming he is the replacement for Demeco. I'm with you let's lock him up asap.

HAHA yes good one.

I'm watching this game and OU is dominating Houston early. Would like to see Houston keep it close.

Austin Aune

Billy McCrary packed his belongings in a Mustang and headed back to Texas from the University of California with his brother during the 2017 Christmas break. He already had cut ties with the Golden Bears fooball program after three seasons and began the long drive home to Temple unsure what future, if any, he had left. Fortunately for McCrary, he made a stop at Abilene Christian on the way, and he soon resurrected his career in a move that benefited both him and the Wildcats football program. McCrary, who mainly played special teams, had surgery during the offseason and sat out the entire 2017 season with a medical redshirt. It wasn’t good timing, either. Cal had just hired a new head coach, Justin Wilcox, who brought in a whole new staff. McCrary, who couldn’t even have contact during a nine-month stretch, knew the Golden Bears have moved on without him. “I got buried in the depth chart, and, being far away from home, I wasn’t my happiest,” McCrary said. read more: https://www.reporternews.com/story/sports/college/acu/football/2019/08/17/former-cal-running-back-mccrary-finds-success-acu-wildcats/2024667001/