STILL looks like an angry turd.Perhaps that was true in the early to mid-20th Century, given the state of costume technology at the time ... but the folks at Lamesa High School have had several Golden Tornado costumes over the decades ... anyway, thank you for steering me to the explanation.
Lameeeesa...what a $#!+-hole.Perhaps that was true in the early to mid-20th Century, given the state of costume technology at the time ... but the folks at Lamesa High School have had several Golden Tornado costumes over the decades ... anyway, thank you for steering me to the explanation.
Insert obligatory have you seen the rest of the state joke <here>.
We offered it to New Mexico, Coahuila, & Oklahoma...none, NOT EVEN OKLAHOMA would have it.
Yeah, well, fire Kwiatkowski anyway. He put out a bad unit last year, and I have been informed by another poster here that is unforgiveable.
Soft serve lemon custard ice cream.Perhaps that was true in the early to mid-20th Century, given the state of costume technology at the time ... but the folks at Lamesa High School have had several Golden Tornado costumes over the decades ... anyway, thank you for steering me to the explanation.
If it wasn’t for Tech and their short yardage bull moose QB, we’d be excellent in that category.
I’d bump up OL to a B, DL to a B+, and DBs to an A-Midseason grades for each position group
As we reach the halfway point of the season, here are the grades of how each position group has faired so far in 2022.
Quarterback: B+
Ewers has looked the part of a future first-round draft pick at times and Card deserves tons of credit for keeping Texas competitive in his absence.
Running back: A
Bijan Robinson is off to a great junior campaign. Roschon Johnson and Keilan Robinson provide a great change of pace on the bench.
Wide receiver: B-
It took three games for a Texas wideout to finally catch a touchdown, but the group is quickly putting it together at the right time.
Tight end: A-
Ja’Tavion Sanders has emerged as a star for the Texas offense. He is a matchup nightmare for opposing secondaries and provided great blocking in the run game.
Offensive line: B-
The young offensive line has been stable for the Longhorns this season. The unit has room for improvement in the run-blocking aspect.
Defensive line: B
The Longhorns are top 10 in the country in pressuring the opposing quarterback while stopping the run at a high rate. The sack numbers are not quite there to give this group a higher grade.
Linebackers: B+
Jaylan Ford leads the Big 12 in tackles and DeMarvion Overshown is making plays all over the field.
Defensive backs: B
The unit is playing both physical and disciplined football on the back end. The tackling improvement the defensive backs have made is noticeable.
Special teams: B-
Brett Auburn has already made a few clutch kicks early on. We still are waiting for Worthy or Robinson to make a big play in the return game.
[More at LonghornsWire]
The Amarillo High Golden Sandstorm have had many renditions of the angry turd over the years!!
And they are often locally referred to as the "Sandies," which is not the most intimidating mascot name by any stretch. Always makes me think of:
My definition of “short yardage” must be different than yours.
And they are often locally referred to as the "Sandies," which is not the most intimidating mascot name by any stretch. Always makes me think of:
Anyone remember the Floydada Flash? Got his nickname playing against Abernathy.
