jasonattsu

Earlier there were several opinions that mentioned neither Texas or OU has shown everyone out there what aces they might have up their sleeve......I have a feeling that the Shootout this year will be full of trick plays and "wrinkles" in both teams' strategies offensively and defensively......in fact, if I do recall hearing correctly, Stoops had all of Norman wondering what the heck was going on when they closed practices to the public this year, as well as even scrimmages......If I am wrong someone correct me please, but I heard this and thought surely they must be working on something big if Stoops had the gall to close their practices to the public which for Stoops is an unorthodox approach.....traditionally haven't all of the Sooner practices and scrimmages been open to the public in years past??????

Positive loss or not, you just hate for the 'Boys to lose to the Redskins........

I think this weeks upsets showed us all that, but regardless of road or home games, this year in the Big XII, in my opinion, anything is possible.......

Wow, the new Top 10 poll will look interesting this next week........anyone wanna throw out your prediction as to how it will look?????

Isn't this why most hospitals have a Triage room, to catch things like this? I know that I wasn't there and I am not familiar with this hospitals policies and methods of operation, but IF they had a Triage room wouldn't the person who initially saw the victim to determine what level of importance they were have noticed when they did the routine heart check that something was really wrong???? What are some other member's ideas on this? I know the local hospital where I live they check you out first in the Triage room, then send you back into the waiting room until you are called back. Presumably this is to determine your level of importance, and while you are in there they hook you up to a monitor to check your heart rate, etc. and ask you about your medical history, why you are here, etc. etc.

I was at the game but I was in the endzone in section 116 so I never got a good clean look at the hit, to me it just looked like a corner hitting the much bigger tight end down low to get him on the ground, but after watching the video on that link it was pretty bad looking, he is lucky to just have dislocated his kneecap and not completely blown out every ligament......I knew it was bad though when the trainers ran out there and started putting on the compression cast and the cart started moving out to the field to cart him off.......thank goodness he will be given a medical redshirt and not lose a year of eligibility........

Well Rohn, unfortunately we are all victims or the lucky recipients of our own DNA......At the time of conception all of our individual and unique features such as height, weight, metabolism, susceptiblity to disease, possible genetic disorders, physical features, etc. etc. were all pre-determined for us.......you are only 16, good news for you is that most males do not stop physically maturing until around the age of 24, so time is still on your side, you more than likely have at least 1 to 3 good growth spurts left before your growth plates "inactivate" themselves........Genetics are a wonderful mystery that science is just now beginning to truly understand, the amount of genetic diversity among individual families alone is immeasurable, your brother may be taller than you for now, but you may surpass him, no one will be able to know though until you actually stop growing. For instance, my brother who is 3 years younger than me, is almost 6'2" and about 205, played baseball for OU, and always had that natural God-given talent that usually made him the best athlete on the field. I am 5'10", 195, was blessed with great speed, but other than my speed, I always had to work harder than everyone else to achieve what I needed to do athletically. I also have a barrel chest with broad shoulders while my brother has a slimmer torso than I do, but he was gifted with massive forearms and huge calves that allowed him to have tremendous pop with his bat as well as hurl a baseball from the bump at 91 to 95 mph. The best I could ever achieve on the bump was 89 mph max. I could go on all day about these types of differences, but I think you are getting the idea.....and the main point of my post is to let you know that all we can ever do with our lives is to do the very best we can with what we are given......that is all that we can ever do and that is all that really matters.......just do your best in whatever it is that you are trying to do, and the rest will fall into place......

I will say 65-3 as my prediction for 2 main reasons: (1) Because I will be there with my wife and it is her first college football game, and (2) I just really wanna see a serious beat down... :thumbsup:

You guys are good.....I knew I missed this forum for a reason...... :happy65: But I am glad to be back.....

Recently I invested in the "P-90X" Workout DVD series, and basically I just set myself up for a full round of torture for about an hour on a daily basis.......pretty much everything in and on my body hurts, and usually in places I was sure couldn't hurt in the first place.....Sure the results are great, but one thing I have noticed is that I always end up cussing out the trainer and creator of the system with at least 15 minutes to go before the end of every workout routine. What I do love about the program though is that it incorporates a full spectrum of workouts designed to maximize your workout, and did I mention that it hurts??? It has Yoga, Cardio, Plyometrics, Kenpo, Upper body, Lower body, the Ab-ripper, etc, etc, etc........But I do have to say that this program does work but it does require a serious commitment and there are 3 levels of intensity with its own workout regimen for each level.....

Agree with 5-0, and I love the outcome of this incident.....call me cruel if you like, but if only this outcome happened more often perhaps the criminal minds of the world would actually be deterred from commiting such an idiotic act of lawlessness in the first place......

Well its too bad some people must complain, I guess it is human nature after all.......but the days of cheap gas are over......within the next couple of decades if we do not have at least some base energy resources that are considered "clean" or "green" then I do believe that we will be in a world of hurt both nationally and globally.....at the rate that we and China are chugging up oil our "cheap" reserves throughout the world will be exhausted much sooner than anticipated......I for one would rather see more wind and water turbines.......seriously though I do question why some of these companies are moving towards more urban areas to plant their wind turbines, I mean last time I checked West Texas is a bit huge and sparsely populated and there should be both plenty of room and not as many people to complain about them setting up their turbines there...... :sorcerer:

ESPN is reporting that LSU head coach Les Miles has dismissed QB Ryan Perrilloux from the team. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3378148

Hey Aggie2008, I was at the game and witnessed the whole thing. However, from an objective stand-point I must say that I do not think all of the beanings were intentional. For reality sake, did you happen to see the counts with each at bat before the beaning? I did, and 2 of the 3 AB's could not have been intentional for sure, and when you have runners in scoring position, with a tight game (at that point) with a 1-2 count and another 2 strike count later in the game with a similar situation, anyone that knows baseball knows you are not looking to deliberately bean an opposing player. I mean why make a bad situation even worse for yourself and your team? No the OU pitcher Doyle was clearly having an off night. I personally did not see any actions from either side that could have warranted a situation that resulted in an intentional beaning. The aggie third base coach, however, was completely off his rocker. We may never know what exactly was said, but he did attempt to throw a punch towards Galloway, but was restrained by his fellow assistants. It was my wife's first ever baseball game, and I must say that she now has a very negative attitude for baseball after what she witnessed during this game from the Aggies. It was just a really messed up situation, and I have been wondering what action, if any, that the NCAA would take in this particular situation. On another note, however, Loux (sp?) had an incredible game on the bump for A&M. I gotta tip my hat for the show he put on for the home crowd, and the kid is just a Freshman!

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1415113 Texans lose Regional championship on a Central Oklahoma 3 pointer with 4.3 seconds left.........

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1413727 Texans advance to Regional Finals vs. UCO......

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1408760 Tarleton set to host South Central Regional tournament.......

May of 2005 Wildcat......And thank you for attending such a wonderful college, Go Texans!!!!!

Its been a while since I have been on this website, and I have been behind in my posts, and after reading what InterestedObserver had to say I was fully prepared to deliver my response. However, after I read what lilohme and Etexfan had to say I feel that I really have nothing to reply to Interested, they have spoken for me, and spoken well, so thank you. All I will say is that I am a proud alumni of Tarleton State University, and I enjoy posting the stories about our nationally successful athletic programs. My main regret is that I do not have the time to post about every sport at TSU and that I am constantly falling behind in keeping everyone informed about the happenings in the TSU athletic program.

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1386435

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1393996 TSU outlasts ACU 66-63.

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1393568 TSU still No. 1 in South Central Region Poll...

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1393030 Texans at No. 12 in the nation.

http://www.tarletonsports.com/ViewArticle....;ATCLID=1389163 Texans rebound against TAMUK....