Barking Carnival

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Beating OU is sweet nectar. Longhorns who don't view Sooner as our natural enemy are as strange to me as the concept of no-fault auto insurance.

If you had told me before the game that we would force five turnovers, I would have thought we would have won by 21. Instead we won by 3. Guh. The first half of this game felt like 2005 all over again.

There will be no Heisman trophy brought back to the 40 Acres at the end of this season.

After the 2006 RRS, I wrote an "essay" called "The Inflection Point" for some friends. The basic point was that something fundamental had changed in the UT and OU programs, shifting a balance of power that had been hard-tilted OU's way.

Be sure to check in on tonight as Scipio Tex and Peter Bean of Burnt Orange Nation jabber at one another about this weekend's big game.

Who doesn't love a good, hacky blog post with sections instead of a flowing narrative that takes time and ability?

This weekend means so much to so many people on both sides that sometimes you can lose track of the history of just how the Texas-OU game became such a vital part of College Football.

2009 Oklahoma Sooners Post-Mortem

Texas OU thoughts

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – Texas 16, Oklahoma 13

The Inflection Point – Part 2

Podcastin’ – Texas / OU Style – Available on iTunes

Texas/OU 2009

Darrell Royal: The Transcendent Figure in A Classic Rivalry

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