remember that OU game we lost during the Dodge era

outoftown · October 13, 2012

if after that 79-10 game you considered going over to the evil empire and becoming a burnt orange fan in order not to go down like that ever again....

...If you are reading this:

You made the right choice

...you sure have to be happy to still be a NT fan. At least if you are watching OU-UT right now. UT looks absolutely terrible, worse than we ever have under Coach Mac.

UT fans leaving the stadium before halftime

Edited October 13, 2012 by outoftown

All About UNT · October 13, 2012

I'm relishing watching every minute of it. No team or program does so little with so much.

LakeTravis · October 13, 2012

Mac has thrown every ast. coach under the bus , ran off Garrett Gilbert and never took the blame.

Karma

SilverEagle · October 13, 2012

I can't remember. What is the Longhorn athletic department budget?

Rudy · October 13, 2012

At least we can remember a loss to uo. If you ask a tu fan remember the game we lost to Oklahoma the response will be, "Which one."

All About UNT · October 13, 2012

the equivalent of the Governmental Budget of Djibouti at $133 Million Dollars

GRN-WHT · October 13, 2012

Uh, seriously?

outoftown · October 13, 2012

well they did in the first half... in the second half they are not terrible...only bad

greenminer · October 13, 2012

only bad, or OU pulling the horses back? Discuss that: a gmg.com tradition.

UNT90 · October 13, 2012

Karma, yes... But not for burning assistants or blaming players.

Longhorn network is the source.

Let's hope they stay this bad for 2 more years.

Got5onIt · October 13, 2012

Gilbert stunk and continues to stink at SMU. I agree about Mac Brown doing so little with a loaded deck every year.

chrisfisher · October 13, 2012

Glad to see UT not only lose, but get blown out. Programs with the size of their ego can't handle these type of loses very well. I am sure an internal melt down (and possibly external with the fans) is in progress as we speak. Great day today.

KRAM1 · October 13, 2012

Interesting to me that so many Texans would get so much joy out of seeing a team from Oklahoma beat Texas. Really interesting I think....

Got5onIt · October 13, 2012

A good friend of mine played for OU under Switzer. Most of OU's roster is full of Texas players. This isn't a state of Texas vs the state of Oklahoma to quite a few people...

cl_1_2008 · October 13, 2012

I hear this argument way too much. Why should someone from Texas owe an allegiance to UT? Why does the location matter? It's not like OU is from an enemy country or something. Hell, most of their players are FROM TEXAS. I dislike UT probably because I come in contact with more UT bandwagon fans than any other University. That, and I think it's funny how much money they spend, yet rarely yield results. They're basically the Yankees of college football, but at least the Yankees win. Sure, they caught lightning in a bottle with Vince Young, but they have no excuse to ever go 5-7. And no, I don't like OU either. I wish they could both lose every week, but unfortunately they have to play each other once a year.

emmitt01 · October 13, 2012

I believe it was Winston Churchill who said "Never have so many done so little with so much."

foutsrouts · October 13, 2012

Arrogance.

letsgiveacheer · October 13, 2012

Schadenfreude

golfingomez · October 14, 2012

Pretty standard for them

NT1978 · October 14, 2012

At least OU always beat us fair and square.

Christopher Walker · October 14, 2012

I'll just put this right here......

meangreendork · October 14, 2012

Just because I share a state with something doesn't mean I have to support it. I don't support a team just because I exist on the same chunk of dirt it does. I support it if I've got emotional attachment to it, and I've got none of that for UT.

UNT 90 Grad · October 14, 2012

There are more than twice as many players on OU's roster from Texas as there are from Oklahoma. Interesting to me that you infer that OU's team is from Oklahoma.

casual fan · October 14, 2012

I'm shocked and dismayed at the attitude of some Texans toward ut. No, not really. I was out bow hunting with my son and missed the game. I never thought I would be happy about ut having their own network, but not in this case as I got to see every glorious moment of the Red River Rout.

The best part is the longhorn network keeps playing it over and over. Ironic isn't it.

If you aren't from Texas you may never totally understand why some of us relish moments like this.