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All I ever see him doing in a game is chewing out some powerless sideline judge. Get a coach to do that (while I’m sure it’s cathartic, it’s pointless) so that Dikes can start figuring out who our new defensive and offensive coordinators will be for next year.

No heart, no skill, no game plan, no adaptation. Good thing Newscatle looks interesting to follow in the English Premiere League, ‘cause TCU‘s goose is cooked.

I for one hope they will honor the lives of all those hookers Craig James killed — allegedly.

At least we have game film on them, presumably?

Didn’t deserve to be here from the start. Sure doesn’t belong to be here after this.

Was up at Central Market yesterday and damn near everyone in the shop was wearing TCU gear. I mean you would have thought the game was being played last night at Lena Pope Home. Been to Central Market a million trillion times and I’ve never seen anything like it.

Are we the home team or visitors?

How many times could they cut away to that jamoke on crutches? Or to JJ McCarthy’s girlfriend? Speaking of, this clip from the coverage is going to make for an awkward father/son convo:

The one that got batted, Duggan catches it and starts to run downfield like it was supposed to happen. Hoss is such a fighter, it’s unreal.

Okay, so what if we see a familiar performance for the rest of our games, offense lights it up and defense plays as inspired as they did yesterday. And Meacham throws his hat in the ring for HC saying, I’ve been held back this whole time. Do you buy it?

With his run game, strong arm, and good decisions it really struck me yesterday that he’s a lot like Andy Dalton was at TCU. Perhaps even faster.

Today’s a beautiful celebration of Lincoln’s promise of “a new birth of freedom” and marks the beginning of a more authentic interpretation of our Constitution. I always thought it was just a Texas thing, but pretty cool that it has nearly become a national acknowledgment. Probably should be a...

Is there a setting or something that I’m missing? In portrait orientation, this site is nearly unreadable on an iPad.