Barking Carnival

PASADENA, Calif. – Almost since the beginning of time, there has been a great debate over “why bad things happen to good people.” Coming this spring from Bevo TV: The Existentialist. There have been books written about it, sermons preached about it, philosophical discussions about it. The great preacher Gerald Mann once said that if he made it to a place called heaven, he wanted to sit on the front row and ask God

Bill Little commentary: Winning open date Yes! We won the bye week! With a 4-0 record over their first games, the Longhorns have handled the beginning run, and on Saturday, they embark on the rest of their journey. Oct. 4, 2009 Bill Little, Texas Media Relations Mack Brown figured out a long time ago that a college football season’s duration and its intensity – at a place like Texas – is more like a pace lap

Fake Ken Tremendous or whatever you want to call him is back with another Bill Little exegesis. Ouch. - The Mgmt. _________________________________________________________ Throughout the long, dark off-season, Bill Little has written about nothing other than dead, dying or terminally ill former Longhorns. I was starting to get depressed. It's my job to riddle Bill Little columns with rhetorical bullets, and he was ducking behind the sports journalist's equivalent of human shields. Until

Thoughts from BL. Bill Little commentary: The treasure chest Saturday in Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium was a keepsake kind of day. Oct. 19, 2008 Bill Little, Texas Media Relations Somewhere, tucked away in a box of old keepsakes, is a faded orange ribbon. It is about an inch wide and probably six inches long, Oh. My. God. I think Bill's writing about his penis! and it’s not even burnt orange, because the color of the

If I were Bill Little, I might start this piece off with waxing prose about how every team is a work in progress. I might talk about how every team has its ups and downs, its good weeks and bad weeks, weeks when your opponent does some surprising things they had not shown before.

Bill Little has his first piece of the year up on MackBrown-TexasFootball.com, and it does not disappoint. The title is In anticipation of anticipating. Oh Bill, you had me at helloing the hello. I'm not really sure what the article is actually about though. I think he's saying that it would be really cool if the Olympics were on Christmas Day so every Longhorn football player could get a medal. Bill gives me my Christmas present

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