Barking Carnival

Sort of. Maybe. In other words, you might see the vaunted Wrecking Crew make a return to the gridiron this Fall. But nothing is guaranteed -- the Shermanator is just hoping it comes back. Here is Fightin’ Texas Aggies Head Men’s American Football Coach Mike Sherman, attempting to be optimistic and relevant, against all odds: The Wrecking Crew may or may not return this Fall. Luckily for the Aggies, this clip can't be embedded but here is

As you're going about your July 4 today, remembering the brilliant men who founded this nation, honoring all those brave souls who have fallen to ensure what freedoms you have remaining, cooking up slabs of fatty meats on your grill, and consuming large quantities of beer, wine, vodka, tequila or some combination thereof, be sure to take just a moment out of your time to thank your parents, a counselor, a mentor or whomever else it might

Barking Carnival's Henry James summons The Tortilla Retort's Dedfischer to his lair. Learning ensues and a football rivalry is healed. a h/t to EDSBS for the heads up.

Hands up if you use Jesus smokescreens to mask moral bankruptcy The school that gave us the slimiest basketball coach in the history of the NCAA, Dave Bliss, offers up their latest protozoan in the form of Scott Drew. Let's be clear though: Scott Drew is merely a run-of-the-mill televangelist style sleazebag, while Dave Bliss was historically Lifetime-channel-cliched-movie-villain evil. So, progress there Baylor. Dare I say...EVOLUTION?

There was once a great battle won during a Golden Age long past. An Age when kids played Smear The Queer in front yards in full view of and with the sanction of adults; BB gun fights were routinely held on neighborhood streets in full daylight; children could disappear in the woods for hours without explanation to build forts and dig tiger pits; and we rode bikes until dinner time in far-ranging packs.

Well, we have one weekend left, and all of the B12 south teams are playing each other. Each game has national and conference title implications. Let's take a look at the matchups with an eye to conference game statistics, and see if we get any insight. Note- I'm using the stats from the conference games only (seven games for each school). I'm going to pair schools with their upcoming opponent. Offense: UT 464.7 ypg, 40.0 ppg TAMU 379.3

When Texas went to Fayetteville in October of 1965, the Horns were riding high on the hog. Texas was #1 in one poll - #2 in the other. From the start of the 1961 season until that Saturday, Texas was 44-3-1. They had taken up permanent residence in the Top 5, with one National Championship and two near misses. Arkansas drove the length of the field late in the 4th quarter to secure a dramatic 27-24

We have had some great information this week and two weeks ago when we were first slated to roast the pigs, so here is a recap for you. Arkansas at Texas 2:30 Kickoff Televised on ABC ABC Regional Coverage Map Also available on ESPN360.com if you don’t have a TV but do have a computer and the right high speed provider Last Meeting: #7 Texas 22, Arkansas 20 (Sept. 11, 2004; Fayetteville, Ark.) Game Recap if you

So I tried to find what the Arkansas fans were thinking about this week's game against Texas, but there appears to be a dearth of Arkansas football blogs on the various internets. No mention of the Texas game yet at Razorback Expats or The Razor Bloggers Network. The Hawg Blawg says 'Welcome To Texas Week!,' but then they don't actually have anything about the game. Hopefully this post will be the equivalent of the

It’s Baaaaaack!

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Just In Time For Offseason

Scott Drew Finds His Inner (Dave) Bliss

The Great Jump Rope Ambush

Let’s Review the Big 12 South

TX-OU 1968: Bad To The ‘Bone

Gameday reading for Arkansas

Reading the Hog blogs

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