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You ask a tough, but fair question. Not so much, now that you've asked.

He invented opera with helmets.

But our first big play? I advocate flea flicker.

Hmmm, I hate when that gets done to us. A recurring nightmare from the Army game at Fouts. We coulda shoulda woulda just gone for it at the time.

Well, I gave up on them at some point after the Jimmy Johnson firing when they started sucking really bad. One thing to remember about Jerry the owner is that he was instrumental in bringing about the 53 player roster, resulting in less chance for "bubble" players to stick.

I've said it before, but it bears repeating, he was our best defensive player during his time here.

DAMN...and I was just thinking I could just maybe kinda sorta get to like Jerry Jones.

If taking the train, stand well back from the edge of the platform.

A tough question, and thanks to filmerj for asking it. I mean, short yardage situations?

Sorry for not keeping up; who is McNeese playing? And how are they managing after losing Riley Dodge and Honebadger?

Well, this is really just a sidebar to the Lance Dunbar story, but it is interesting to note that he may have had the biggest night of his young life seven years (to the day?) after the Levee failures in the wake of Katrina made his family find a new home in Texas.

Ding, Ding, Ding. I believe you are correct!

Well, maybe I won't have to miss watching Dunbar play after all.

Could anyone in DFW with Time Warner cable tell me which station it's on?

Not if the jurors would have to watch the game in their deliberations.

Well, the few times I saw him run, it looked like everybody in the stadium could have known he was going to run, and he didn't get any kind of hole. Still, the commentators gave him some respect for his pass protection, so I think he did himself some good tonight, since he had mentioned as lacking in that aspect before.

+1; whether you made that up or looked it up, it's classic.

+1; I can understand that kind of talk, and see where your son gets some of his toughness. And I hope Ryan gets back into action soon (but not before he's physically recovered).

If it's about how things look on tv, couldn't we get ESPN to photoshop people onto the bridge?

I think he was our best defensive player during the time he was here, and always well spoken.

She must have been the one who helped me today; nothing but professional.

Nah, it's not creepy, it's just Kram.

I gave up draft rights to Cantly by being in New York City visiting with wife's family when the thread started. And you should know by now that I consider you capable of worthy parenting. Sorry you let that one get away before I even got back in town Quoner, but here's my choice, #92 Lajaylin Smith, who keeps showing up whenver DMac is asked about which freshmen can contribute: http://www.meangreen...3&Q_SEASON=2012 Oh, and I'm down for the idea that this will be one big year for Tevinn Cantly; make us all proud, Tevinn!

Is that for real, man? Is CBSSports the one who bought Bleacher Report?

Horrible news indeed, and one has to worry about how his young family will manage. I do recall there being several other drownings at Lewisville Lake this year. UNT90, given your expressed opinion, do you have any thoughts on other area lakes, such as Ray Roberts?