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A Bad Season Gets Worse - Two More Major Injuries

Brody Eldridge, shown here, was one of the Sooners' best blockers. He gets added to a long list of injuries for OU. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

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Brody Eldridge, shown here, was one of the Sooners' best blockers. He gets added to a long list of injuries for OU. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

Brody Eldridge, considered OU's best all-around blocker, and Auston English, a standout defensive end, are both out for the season according to Bob Stoops.

In a cruel twist of irony, Eldridge wound up with almost exactly the same injury as Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Sam Bradford. The Oklahoman explains:

Eldridge suffered an AC sprain to his shoulder, similar to the injury that eventually knocked quarterback Sam Bradford out for the year. Eldridge tried to come back and play with the injury in the third quarter but only lasted a series.

Auston English, meanwhile, ruptured a tendon in his ankle in the first quarter. He will undergo season ending surgery on Tuesday morning.

This makes 9 OU starters that have been injured on the year, and four that have had their seasons cut short.

You hate to make excuses for poor performance, but this is just getting absurd.

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Snakebit

that is what’s happened to this team. I hope both Eldridge and English can recover. Wish them well.

by scarab on Nov 10, 2009 7:36 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

So long, Sooners...

I’ll catch you next season. All this crap had better make you A LOT BETTER then.

Wouldn’t the horrible irony of all this be that Ryan Reynolds actually makes it through the rest of the season uninjured?

by ousooner919 on Nov 10, 2009 8:51 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

Make it three

ESPN is reporting that Jarvis Jones is out for the season also.

by Rosey on Nov 10, 2009 2:07 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

And now Jarvis Jones is out for the seson.

Of course I want the sooners to win, of course I ant this snakebit season to end, but I hinestly do not see any light at the end of the tunnel for next year either. What ? brand spanking new players will help…. NOT…

by scarab on Nov 10, 2009 6:48 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

Hey guys...

Nebraska fan here, sorry to hear about Eldridge, English, and Jones, but don’t give up hope for next year… Remember when NU went 5-7 in 2007? We got a new coach and staff and the very next year we go 9-4, with virtually the same exact team. It’ll get better, trust me. So hunker down, hope Nebraska wins the North and hopefully we can take out Texas, cool?

Good luck the rest of the year…

Don't argue for the sake of arguing....

by Screwface on Nov 10, 2009 9:56 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

ouch

When it rains it pours, I suppose.

Watching losses pile up would’ve been a whole lot more satisfying to the rest of us if it hadn’t been or all these injuries. I don’t think any reasonable person wants to see those, even fans of rival teams.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 7:54 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

The Devil

Stoops made a deal with the Devil last season, intentionally running up scores on weak opponents to try (successfully) to pass Texas for the Big 12 crown despite losing to them 45-35.

Just look at this season as the pitchfork, tail and HORNS collecting his side of the ledger!

Last season had an unholy outcome that Sooner fans had to expect would eventually be atoned for, but even I could have never imagined the price being as high for OU as it’s turned out to be in the form of injuries.

Moral of the story: Don’t make deals with the Devil.

While I truly feel sorry for the kids, it’s hard to feel sorry for Stoops, he has zero class. Running up scores when the outcome is no longer in doubt, makes for unsympathetic treatment when woe eventually befalls yOU!

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 9:10 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

I'm not surprised Texas wishes to secede from the Union...

… but give me a break and don’t blow biblical mythology up the ass and get your facts straight.

OU blew out teams in the first half last season, not the second. Go ask UT-Chattanooga, go ask Washington, go ask TCU, go ask Cincinnati, go ask Tech, go ask Nebraska, go ask K-State, go ask Texas A&M, go ask Baylor.

Number of points scored by OU in 4th quarter last year, RMHorn:
0
10
7
0
7
7
7
3
0
0
7
24 (OSU game that OU won 61-41)
21 (Big XII championship game OU won 62-21)
7 (BCS loss to Florida)

by inocybe on Nov 11, 2009 9:28 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

I'll Concede - a Little Bit

The A&M game was a run-up the score game. OU had a HUGE lead starting the 3rd quarter. Was the kind of game you let your starter do opening drive of the 2nd half and then pull him. Stoops kept Bradford in and OU hung another 28 points on the Aggies in the 3rd before calling off the troops.

The Mizzou game was also a run-up the score game. The others you’re arguably right about, I’d even throw the Okie Lite game as understandable since your D couldn’t stop them consistently and you needed the 3 score margin.

But, the underlying premise, which is that Texas was the best team in the Big 12 last season, soundly beat OU (a better win than OU’s win over Tech) and considering UT’s only loss was to Tech was on a last second miracle play the Longhorns were truly beaten out by Sooners in league with Satan.

Now, I know it’s lost on folks in the God-forsaken land north of the Red River, but the entire biblical theme is tongue and cheek, a creative “hook” to communicate a story through. What a dour state the Sooner nation must be in!

Oh, and if Texas were to choose to secede from a future Obamanation that may lie ahead I guaran-damn-tee-you that Oklahomans would want to follow suit. While we have our differences on the football field, residents of both states are overwhelmingly in opposition to a national socialist system being forced down our throats, a future that can only be averted by the 2010 and 2012 elections. I hope and pray it doesn’t come down to secession to preserve the values that made our nation great and so many paid such a dear price for to protect.

Happy Veterans Day and salute the soldiers and citizen-soldiers (National Guard) among us!

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 11:16 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

It's only dumbasses like Perry who talk about secession

At least in my experience. Granted, I haven’t been back to Texas in a couple years, but I’ll be there in eight days to catch the KU @ UT game. Anyway, I think most intelligent people understand that Texas and the US are economically bound to each other, and separating would be disastrous to both, but especially deadly for Texas.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 1:35 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

To Counter Your Point...

Number of points score by UT in the 4th Quarter last year (and 2nd half total):
10 (24)
14 (14)
14 (28)
7 (21)
3 (17)
15 (25)
14 (21)
0 (7)
14 (27)
3 (17)
21 (21)
21 (28)
7 (21) – Bowl Game against Ohio State

by soxboys21 on Nov 11, 2009 2:20 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

The Devil Went Down to Norman

The devil cashed in his part of the deal. Stoopid needs to learn to admit defeat and move on not try to salvage a wreck and sell it as a lemon….

by SoonerHeartbeat on Nov 11, 2009 10:10 AM CST reply actions   0 recs

Ugh

Little jokes about Stoops and some deal with the devil are amusing, sure, but it almost seems like some RMHorn is taking it seriously. It’s a rare thing for me to apologize to land thieves fans, but in this case it’s warranted.

And then the turd throws in some political teabagger “national socialist system being forced down our throats” garbage, making it so much worse a comment. It’s an embarrassment to have RMHorn listed among Longhorns fans.

Sorry, CCMachine and friends.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 12:45 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

Yes, It Was Amusing

Glad you caught that the Stoops deal with the Devil thing was tongue and cheek ribbing, especially since so many of your political ilk have both no sense of humor and an uncontrollable need to personally attack anyone who disagrees with you, or good heavens, your ideology!

Isn’t one of the rules and conditions of this site to not make any personal attacks on others?

the turd…teabagger

Disagree with someone all you want, but why so disagreeably out of you, and so often disagreeably out of your side?

Fortunately, most Oklahomans and Texans who read this stuff…are with me…at least on the national socialist system thing. Very few people will share your sense of embarrassment.

See, that’s how disagreeing without being disagreeable can be done, no need for pejorative insults :)

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 3:50 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Your Partisan Characterization

Exactly as the Democratic Party and MoveOn/DailyKos masters want you to parrot. Fact is the tea party types are much broader and more diverse than the left can admit to itself. And that is precisely why I’m enheartened by the prospects for conservatives in 2010 & 2012.

Not because more people are Republicans, rather because the ruling party is tone-deaf to Americans on their big agenda issues and are setting themselves up for a fall unimaginable just one year ago.

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 5:00 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Right. Again, not the venue, but I’m not parroting a damn thing. I’ve never been a member of the democratic party, but rather left the republican party in 2001 due to the lunatic fringe that took over the party. The tea party has been represented as a large phenomenon by FOX, but the fact is that the news network has been using false footage and false numbers to make it appear larger than it is. Know that footage from last week’s protest at the capitol? Yeah, uh, notice that the weather was completely different in several of the shots, being overcast in one, and cloudless in another. The overcast shot was from a rally that took place months ago. Sean Hannity is using that and other techniques to lie to you and the rest of America as to the size and importance.

But fine, enjoy loons like Michele Bachmann. Meanwhile, the rest of America is going to find moderate, pragmatic solutions that are sound public policy.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 7:23 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Delusions Can Be Comforting

The Republican party is no more attached and beholden to their lunatic fringe on the right than the Democrats are attached and beholden to their lunatic fringe on the left.

And unlike the folks who choose to affiliate with the left, an ideology based on communal goals and objectives and more likely and susceptible to following their chosen leaders blindly without question, folks who choose to affiliate with the right, an ideology based on individual goals and objectives don’t reach conclusions in lock step with their leaders. (Jim Jones, Stalin, Hitler, Chavez, Castro, Manson just about all the most atrocious leaders of nations or groups hail from followers of a vision of a communal utopia – the left).

You, sir, were never a Republican or a conservative. You are a leftist, replete with conspiracy theories who has actually convinced himself that government health care is embraced by centrists. How can you explain away the fact that a large majority of Americans oppose government run health care, leaving only liberals to push for the takeover, convincing themselves the public is really with them – or should be so they’ll ram it through for their own good?

Telling yourself the public policy you support is pragmatic, rather than the radical leftist agenda that is can be comforting, though – most delusions are.

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 10:39 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Hitler was from the left?

Not even close, kiddo. Maybe you’d better study up on the actual definitions of “right” and “left.” Hitler was about as far-right as one gets.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 8:14 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

not to stoke the political fires, but:

any time you bring up hitler in a political debate, you automatically LOSE:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin’s_law

RMHorn 0, burntorangehorn 1

bleeding orange up in nyc. get a rope.

by cwofford on Nov 12, 2009 9:57 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I thought about bringing up Godwin's law

It’s even more valuable to the evolution intelligent design of the internet than rickrolling is!

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 10:11 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Sophomoric Commentary

Just mentioning his name has no consequence, particularly when describing the cast of evil men in modern history. To make mention of all the other murderous regimes and tyrants without including him would be absurd.

Your insights are best left in junior high school if they’re going to be as sophomoric as you were capable of providing.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 10:36 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Sophomoric?

Your insights are best left in a John Birch society meeting if they’re going to be as inane as they have bee.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 11:03 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

If Your Concept of Ideological Companionship is Applied to You

Then you’re best left in a DailyKos/MoveOn/Jim Jones Guyana revivalist movement meeting.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 1:10 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

According to Leftists

Nice rewrite attempt of the left to repeatedly trying to define one of the biggest demons of the 20th century as the right. Just because it’s spouted constantly doesn’t make it true. Hitler was a NATIONAL SOCIALIST. Socialist, get it? He made deals with another Socialist, Stalin, before they turned on each other. The bloodiest wars are among brothers (US Civil War and countless others through history). Hitler v. Stalin was savage for that reason.

Mind you, the same exact media and leftists who try to define NAZI’ism as a rightest ideology also tries to imply that Kennedy’s assassination came from the right, when Oswald was clearly and demonstrably a communist. Yes, the media and history books will acknowledge that fact in the fine print, but all the Camelot nostalgia stories end with the implication that it was the right in America that ended the dream.

You sir, study from historical propaganda, I study from historical fact.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 10:32 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

You're obviously not familiar with historical fact

It betrays a very superficial understanding of politics and economics indeed when one automatically thinks that socialism is necessarily linked to the left. It is, and has often been, part of the extreme right as well. Read up on socialism. Both nationalism and socialism can be right or left. One of the surest signs that someone is uneducated on politics and history is when one confuses communism and socialism, which is what it’s apparent that you’re doing here.

Calling Hitler a left-winger is just asinine. Are you even vaguely familiar with what the terms “right” and “left” mean in a political context? Because I’m not sure you do. If you did, there would be no doubt in your mind that Hitler’s ideology was extremely right-wing. Have you ever even heard the term “fascism”? It was steeped in xenophobic nativism, fascist authoritarian government, and other such characteristics that are associated with the right wing of the spectrum.

If you really need a primer on it, I’d suggest you actually do a little research. Your historical facts, well, aren’t facts. I’ll leave you with a quote from Hitler himself:

“The main plank in the Nationalist Socialist program is to abolish the liberalistic concept of the individual and the Marxist concept of humanity and to substitute for them the folk community, rooted in the soil and bound together by the bond of its common blood.”

That, my friend, is the ultra-right. Like, way, way beyond anything found in major American politics today.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 10:59 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Mindless Drivel of a Leftist Lunatic Emanates From You

Once again, to try to disassociate the countless socialists representing repressive and tyrannical regimes from the left in some conjured pretzel logic like that drivel above is the result of delusional projections from the responsibility of your own ideological identification onto the ideological identification that you oppose.

Evil actors never perceive themselves as acting evilly, rather they assign themselves the roll of protector of virtue against what they perceive as evil. That’s exactly how monstrosities like the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, Chavez’s Venezuela, Castro’s Cuba, Jim Jone’s People’s Temple, etc. ever come into existence.

The only reason the left tries to assign Hitler to the right wing (despite the fact that the conservative movement is for the power of the individual and a weakened federal government, totally incompatible with a National Socialist movement) is because your ilk can’t fathom being associated with a monster – even though your ideology gives rise and power to such monsters!

Just like they try to do with Oswald assassinating Kennedy.

BOH, you’re a mental midget who’s convinced himself he’s a mental giant. Delusions of grandeur run through your head, and you’re probably such a hateful venom spewer because of the sense of underachievement that permeates your actual existence.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 1:20 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

And by the way, this isn’t the venue, but if we were to discuss the national socialist issue, that would indeed be embarrassing. The comparison to the national socialist agenda is just plain ridiculous. If you really think there is any merit to that meme, I suggest you put watching Hannity and Glenn Beck on hold, and read up on 1930s German politics instead. I’d educate you on it myself, as I’ve been a language (specifically Russian and German) and strategic studies instructor within the Dept. of Defense for much of my career, but again, this is hardly the venue.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 4:03 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

What Are You Talking About?

I wrote:

residents of both states are overwhelmingly in opposition to a national socialist system being forced down our throats

That was clearly a reference to the government run health care bill being rammed through Congress. As a language instructor, particularly with German/Russian angle surely you’d know that a National Socialist (NAZI) as you immediately jumped to was an official party, and capitalized thusly. The lack of capital letters, particularly in the context of the sentence, should have alerted you to the actual meaning of the language, i.e., national (the nation we live in is the United States) socialist (descriptor of government run portion of the economy) system (the system being debated is the majority party backed government run health care vs. the current health care system or the other alternative reforms presented by the minority party).

I’m a veteran myself and I work with veterans of every conflict we have survivors from today. I just a regular ‘ole enlistee right out of high school looking for some educational benefits and willing to serve my nation to get them, didn’t expect anything to be handed to me for nothing. Not impressed with the qualifications you cite, especially since as Fort Hood demonstrates bureaucrats in DoD and the social service professionals affiliated with the military don’t always have American interests in mind. I’ll trust and have trusted my life to other fighting men and women who’ve actually been in harm’s way more than anyone, even an officer in the armed forces, who’s not.

…but again, this is hardly the venue.

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 5:13 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Don’t bring up Fort Hood to me, kiddo. I’ve been stationed at Fort Hood. I was with the 4th Infantry Division at Camp Raider (among other places) in Tikrit from summer 2003 until I was a medical evacuee in the spring of 2004. So get off your damn pedestal, and stop pretending that your ultra-right garbage is somehow more patriotic than what those of us in the center espouse.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 7:28 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I see a whole tread section

that will be deleted as soon as CCM gets to a real computer and internet.

by Redhawk on Nov 11, 2009 7:30 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Which would, I admit, be entirely appropriate.

I’m just not one to let garbage go unchecked. I do fully expect deletion of certain parts of this thread, particularly those involving me and RMHorn.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 11, 2009 7:32 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

He Started It

My post was initially a mild dig at OU, recognized the injuries as unfortunate for the kids themselves and used a tongue and cheek theme of “holy v. unholy”.

It was met with a political response about Texas secession that was obviously a mild dig at the right, to which I put in a mild dig at the left.

That was then met with a furious round of insults by BOH who decided to make this thread a political war zone. He hoped I’d back down because of his bully tactics. Just wasn’t inclined to do that in this case. I’m comfortable letting individual readers determine who escalated the political venom here that is truly inappropriate for the board.

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 10:58 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Typical Leftist Tactic - Contrived Indignation

Pal, you’ve not earned the right to address me with the abuse you’ve tried to in this entire thread. I’ve restrained from personal attacks so far, but you can’t seem to get the message. That makes you a boisterous buffoon, full of himself, willing to contrive his own indignation at a perceived affront, hoping that will cause someone who disagrees with you to back down. The left uses that tactic to try and bully their opponents into submission. Not working here, pal!

You, sir, are a radical leftist, calling yourself a centrist all you want doesn’t make it true.

IF you actually served this nation to protect the values she holds dear you would respect the opinions of others rather than try to shout them down. “Dissent is patriotic” I remember Hillary screeching in the run up to the 2004 election. But I suppose that’s only the case when the left is in the minority. When they’re in the majority their attempts to silence opposition is truly frightening.

Then again, maybe you were one of the patients of terrorist “Dr” Hasan or one of his other enemy friends embedded in our military who used his psychiatry to harm and warp fragile minds going to or coming from back from deployments.

That would make you what you probably have a great deal of familiarity with as a leftist: a victim.

by RMHorn on Nov 11, 2009 10:51 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Nice

You’re being really disingenuous if you’re calling me a radical leftist. I challenge you to find one, just ONE left-wing belief to which I have subscribed anywhere in this thread.

Or is your definition of “radical leftist” just anyone who isn’t on your fringe wing?

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 8:13 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Supporting Socialized Medicine

is about as defining of radical leftist as you get. Only a leftist would call it pragmatic. Read the polls. Americans reject socialized medicine by huge majorities. The plan being rammed through Congress, while not explicit in its ultimate goal of government-run health care clearly has that end game in mind and as part of its design. There’s video available online of Obama saying precisely that in front of his SEIU friends.

Your support for that issue alone is enough to define you as a radical, but just in case there’s any doubt you’re “teabagging” and other ridicule of those with opinions contrary to yours removes it. Centrists don’t conjure the venom you spew, only radicals on either side.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 10:44 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Where did I support socialized medicine?

You’re just jumping to conclusions.

Man, you’re a real piece of work. And while you like to repeat that Americans reject socialized medicine, that all depends on the poll. America already has socialized medicine, and it’s in the form of Medicare and Medicaid. What’s hilarious is that you can’t recognize that.

I have not once advocated for socialized medicine in this thread. I’d really like to know why you insist on dishonestly putting words into my mouth. It’s very cowardly to lie like that.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 11:01 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Your Original Reply That Set This In Motion

Was what belied your agenda. The initial comment I made that inspired your hateful name calling and attention to this thread was a dig at that socialized medicine plan making its way through Congress.

If you don’t support it then you would have never come out swinging at my comment. Oh, I know, you’ll make the leftist pretend argument that Pelosi/Reid/Obama’s plan is not socialized medicine, rather a “public OPTION.”

Nothing could be further from the truth. It is incrementalism to socialized medicine, the ultimate goal of every single lefty (even self-proclaimed “pragmatic”) despite their denials. Just look at NY-23 where Owens ran as a tempered skeptic of the government takeover of health care during his campaign and then, just 48 hours after he won the seat voting for it.

Your side lies. Joe Wilson was right to say it – especially right after Obama accused Republicans of lying in his own speech. Fair game, contrived outrage (typical leftist tactic described earlier) to try to silence dissent.

You, sir, have the yellow streak of cowardice running from head to toe on this issue and in nearly every single one of your posts here. As many are now saying about Hasan, I would never have wanted to be in a foxhole with you.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 1:31 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

By the way...

…where was the “dissent is patriotic” cry from your side when some people were opposing military action in Iraq? Hmm.

I’ve never once criticized dissent. I’ve only criticized loony extremists who apparently didn’t care about taxes until sometime in the timeframe between Nov. 2008 and January 2009. Oh, and the loons who want to secede. That’d be disastrous for the USA, but even worse for Texas.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 11:08 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Hmm! Selective Justification of Shouting Down Opponents

Let me get this right. If someone actually expresses dissent that you, according to your world view deem loony extremism then that kind of censorship and attempt to intimidate and belittle is justified?

That, sir, is precisely the kind of speech that our nation must protect. That I served proudly and with honor to protect. Speech that may be extremely distasteful and at odds with some, any segment of society that attempts to suppress it.

While military action in Iraq was debated it was a free-wheeling uncensored debate. In fact, far more coverage and voice was given to dissenters, who’s protests consumed far more of the media’s (largely favorable) coverage than the 30% of the population that opposed it at the time. The historical record exists as a matter of fact that 70% of the public supported the military action in Iraq at the moment we launched it. Yet coverage to protesters gave the impression that 70% of the public opposed it.

Oh, yes, you’re kinda right on one thing, conservatives gave far too much latitude to the big-spenders (Bush, Hastert, Delay, Frist) in the Republican party, leaders in the party who did their best to cede the financial responsibility mantra to the big government party, quite an unintentional accomplishment to have witnessed. Except, as a lefty you only cite the taxes portion of the budget insanity when the spending is what drives the taxation levels in the first place.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 1:43 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I promised no more political posts from me

And so shall I abide. But it’s pretty obvious that you’re not interested in true discourse. I’ll simply accept being painted as an extremist, even though I’ve not given any reason to be so branded.

Welp, I’m off to do more important things than you’ll ever imagine, so ta-ta. Have fun hating life, and don’t forget a tissue for your eyes and a towel for the foam around your mouth.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 2:28 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Once an offense and defense let's off the throttle

it’s hard to put it back in gear. While I agree that with lop sided scores the coaching staff would do well to get the younger players experience, but not to let up. Why else do we keep score. No need for PC stuff in CFB.

by scarab on Nov 11, 2009 5:34 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

whorns, please stick to smacking us around with football talk

and save the political BS for boardsit is intended for. There are willing audiences there.
Thanks.

by scarab on Nov 11, 2009 5:31 PM CST reply actions   0 recs

Okay, okay.

Based on the +1s that you’ve recently awarded some of my posts, I hereby solemnly pledge to not make another political post on C&Cmachine anytime within the next month.

Done.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 11:20 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

always when something is posted that I agree with

you have made some good points that were very truthful.

by scarab on Nov 12, 2009 10:29 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Don't See This Ending Unless...

BOH seems as determined to try and get the last word in on this thread as I am. Since there are two general lines in this thread generating a back and forth in order to end this I propose letting BOH get the last word on one and me on the other. Only fair way to shut this down.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 1:45 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Meh, go ahead.

I don’t see anyone getting convinced of anything, and usually I’m the one trying urge others to avoid politics, so I completely understand.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 11:21 AM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I Have No Preference

Is your site, thanks for tolerating it so far, would be just as happy to toy with Sooners over sports rivalry without politics, never wanted it to get carried away but I’m constitutionally incapable of letting falsehoods, personal attacks and smears go unresponded to.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 1:48 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I’m constitutionally incapable of letting falsehoods, personal attacks and smears go unresponded to

If that’s the case, I imagine you end up talking to yourself quite a bit.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 2:29 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

ROFLMAO!

I bet you thought that about yourself as you posted your quip. And THAT’S the truly amusing thing about it.

by RMHorn on Nov 12, 2009 2:38 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

I know, right? Just don’t point out that you’re rubber and I’m glue.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 3:27 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Not only that but...

Two Longhorns debating politics on an OU fan site. The Apocalypse is upon us!

by ccmachine on Nov 12, 2009 1:39 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

Yeah, probably bad form on our part

All apologies. Truth is, I think this is the first I’ve seen of this dude on SB Nation.

by burntorangehorn on Nov 12, 2009 2:39 PM CST up reply actions   0 recs

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It appears Texas did win the NC, gotta see the trophy
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Favorite OU Games of the Decade
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OU Fans Be Glad Landry Got a Year to Play
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Final AP Poll and Kirk H. already putting Sooners in top 5 pre-season
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So long Dom Franks
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Because it's never too early

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