Texas Will be undefeated by the time they get to Oklahoma.

September 23, 2008

You heard it here first. I am telling you right now that the Texas Longhorns are going to blow through the Arkansas game (I dont care how bad you think it is to just breeze through a game especially against the SEC) and will have a hard fought nose to nose battle with the Buffaloes of Colorado. Texas is coming off a 52-10 victory against Rice while Arkansas got embarrased by Alabama. I have been talking to quite a few people who have been quite adamant about Arkansas putting it to Texas, but I am here to tell you right now, that I will shut my blog down if Texas loses to Arkansas, because if Texas loses, then Hell must be freezing over and I need to get on the first Google space craft out of here.

The real question here is whether or not Cody Johnson is the man behind Colt Mccoy. Will he be lining up in the Running Back position or will one of the other numerous running back choices come in? I will be the last person to tell you that Texas has a great running back situation because they dont. I would love to see them have a guy who ran for 200 plus yards a game, but they do have depth. Colt Mccoy is the leading rusher at 194 yards and averaging about 8 yards a carry. Cody Johnson, Vondrell McGee, and Foswhitt Whittaker will surely be sleeping a lot less before game day as Mack Brown has stated that its going to be a game time decision. When it comes to the SEC and Big 12 I only have one solid answer for you…

2008 Big 12 Conference Leaders

Passing
G. Harrell, – Texas Tech 1573 Yards
C. Daniel, – Missouri 1412 Yards
T. Reesing, – Kansas 1397 Yards

Rushing

K. Hunter – Oklahoma State 449 Yards
D. Washington – Missouri 361 Yards
R. Griffin – Baylor 334 Yards

2008 SEC Conference Leaders

Passing
M. Stafford – Georgia 919 Yards
J. Snead – Ole Miss 844 Yards (PS…was 3rd string QB for Texas in 2006)
C. Dick – Arkansas 831 Yards

Rushing
K. Moreno – Georgia 455 Yards
G. Coffee – Alabama 404 Yards
C. Scott – LSU 394 Yards