Wednesday, December 29, 2004
Remember the Alamo!
Or not if your Oklahoma State. Wow, that was a total beat - down. Can you say physically man-handled? I haven't seen a game like this in a while. It's like the Cowboys didn't even show - up. Pistol Pete was silenced. Ohio State looked scary - XBOX scary. Actually, when you go back to the Michigan game, this team has been playing some great ball of late. They are in prime position for a big run next year. Watch out - the Buckeyes have re-loaded for 2005.
Not a good couple of days in Stillwater lately. First, the Zags beat the Pokes on the hardwood and then this catastrophe in the Alamo Dome.
At least Horton lost 21 points. Good job Doug; I was cheering for you at halftime as many of the OSU fans headed for the Alamo or local drinking establishments to drown their sorrows.
Ginn, Zwick, Joe, and Ross were too much for the men in white tonight!
Three more games tomorrow. Looks like the Husker Nation had problems getting his picks in on time. Bummer!
On a different note, the Longhorns have secured Mack Brown for another decade in Austin. Why not, he's a great politician to boot after getting the Horns into the BCS this year. Look what that will bring to the University over the years to come in terms of dollars and talent. Watch out for the Horns in 2005.
Not a good couple of days in Stillwater lately. First, the Zags beat the Pokes on the hardwood and then this catastrophe in the Alamo Dome.
At least Horton lost 21 points. Good job Doug; I was cheering for you at halftime as many of the OSU fans headed for the Alamo or local drinking establishments to drown their sorrows.
Ginn, Zwick, Joe, and Ross were too much for the men in white tonight!
Three more games tomorrow. Looks like the Husker Nation had problems getting his picks in on time. Bummer!
On a different note, the Longhorns have secured Mack Brown for another decade in Austin. Why not, he's a great politician to boot after getting the Horns into the BCS this year. Look what that will bring to the University over the years to come in terms of dollars and talent. Watch out for the Horns in 2005.
