So UT beat the lowly North Texas Mean Green. Ohhhhhhhhhhhh. What a cupcake schedule they have this year (as they have EVERY year)

-September 2 North Texas
-September 9 No. 1 Ohio State
-September 16 at Rice
-September 23 Iowa State
-September 30 Sam Houston State
-October 7 at No. 10 Oklahoma
-October 14 Baylor
-October 21 at No. 20 Nebraska
-October 28 at No. 25 Texas Tech
-November 4 Oklahoma State
-November 11 at Kansas State
-November 24 Texas A&M

They have 3 tough games against Ohio State, Oklahoma and Nebraska. Look at the schedule Notre Dame has:

-September 2 at Georgia Tech
-September 9 No. 19 Penn State
-September 16 No. 14 Michigan
-September 23 at Michigan State
-September 30 Purdue
-October 7 Stanford
-October 21 UCLA
-October 28 at Navy
-November 4 North Carolina
-November 11 at Air Force
-November 18 Army
-November 25 at No. 6 USC

Right now Notre Dame is beating Georgia Tech 14-10 with 2:30 left in the 3rd quarter

Notre Dame beat Georgia Tech 14-10

UCLA beat Utah 31-10.

...and of course the College Football season truly kicks off tomorrow night at 8.

Let me guess, you're a Florida St. fan?

Whoa Irish. Is there a bigger cupcake than Army on the ND schedule?

I know what you mean MaryCas. North Texas, Rice, Sam Houston State and Baylor are just national championship contenders for UT too

ND has played one of the two service academies every yr. since the inception of college football.

Texas CB hit with drug, weapons charges

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Texas cornerback Tarell Brown was arrested on misdemeanor drug and weapon charges early Monday, leaving his status in question for the No. 3 Longhorns' game with top-ranked Ohio State.

Brown, a senior starter, was arrested with Tyrell Gatewood, a backup junior linebacker and special teams player, and former Texas linebacker Aaron Harris.
Brown was charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon, a loaded 9 mm handgun, and possession of less than 2 ounces of marijuana. Gatewood and Harris were charged with the same drug misdemeanor.

The gun charge carries a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $4,000 fine. The drug charge carries a maximum of 180 days in a jail and a $2,000 fine.

Brown and Gatewood were released on personal recognizance bond and Harris remained in the Travis County jail Monday afternoon.

Coach Mack Brown said he met with both players and was "holding them out of all team functions as we gather as much information as possible before making a team decision."

Texas (1-0) and Ohio State (1-0) play in Austin on Saturday night.

Source: FoxSports

If this guy plays this week against Ohio State, it will prove how much of a joke the program is at Texas.

You don't happen to be an Ohio State fan, do you?

A fan and an Alum

Oh and the Texas player is not playing

Ya, since we know that never happens at Ohio State. :rolleyes:

they(we) are defending champs. a joke?

i think we got rid of romance taylor quick enough to prove that this program is not afraid to cut the weeds. (he is the guy that scored 2 td against usc.)

So Notre Dame beats Georgia Tech and moves down to #4 while Texas beats North Texas and gets bumped up to #2!? WTF!?

I12 apparently knows everything... but is he even in the NCAA fantasy game?? I don't know, cuz people used obscure names... :rolleyes:

No I'm not playing the fantasy game and I never said I know everything. Hmm, I never figured you were one for putting words into people's mouths Geoff

Ehh, I don't know... I don't know much about college football, but I have the balls enough to compete. And do rather well, actually. But not you? You don't like competition? Or college football? Or, what... you're scared? :p

No, I just don't have "the time" to play. Plus, I'm not HUGE into college football (or any football for that matter). I just know that I love Notre Dame and hate UT

Ya, since we know that never happens at Ohio State. :rolleyes:

[/b][/quote]He was not a part of the team when he ruined his life. I just made my statement to poke at other schools because people say stuff like that about OSU all the time. In reality any college who recruits the top high school athletes are going to run into problems like this because these kids don't give a shit about learning but just hope to one day play profeesionally.

This is a shirt GT fans made for the game last Saturday.

Last time I checked, Clarret has not been with OSU since 2003. How are his ridiculous antics of the past 3 years the fault of Ohio State? Should the Univeristy of Miami be lambasted for the actions of Sean Taylor even though he's in the NFL now?

Marcus Vick is another arrest of being every bit the f-up that Clarret has been. And the two morons from the U Texas team just got in trouble. Criticizing one college team for their players misconduct is ridiculous considering it happens all over the NCAA.

Right on. Like Ricky Williams is a model football player, eh?

Classic. I want one.

he only played one season at ohio st. why do u think that is?????????????

Right on. Like Ricky Williams is a model football player, eh? [/b][/quote]Ricky stayed 4 yrs at texas and never got in trouble.

Right on. Like Ricky Williams is a model football player, eh? [/b][/quote]Ricky stayed 4 yrs at texas and never got in trouble. [/b][/quote]And Clarret was only at OSU for 1 year (AND helped them win a national title)

I am not defending Clarret at all. I'm quite happy that they didn't have him back on the team after his freshman year, despite what he accomplished on the field. I just don't think it's right for him to always be linked as the "ex-Buckeye" when he is 3 years removed from the school. He was drafted in NFL last year - why isn't he referred to as "ex-Denver Bronco Maurice Clarret?" In a few more months, he'll just be known by his prison number.

And I don't see the correlation with Ricky Williams & Clarett. Ricky kept his nose clean in college (no pun intended). He's had his run-ins with the law and drugs during his time in the NFL.