Mizzou Links, 10-21-09
Texas Links!
- The Trib: No letdown likely for Longhorns
The Red River Rivalry may be the most emotional and physically challenging game they play every season, but the Longhorns have avoided the post-big-game letdown that hits other teams. Texas hasn’t lost the week after the Oklahoma game since 1997, former Coach John Mackovic’s last season in Austin.
"Beating Oklahoma doesn’t get you three wins. It’s just one. Each game gets bigger from here," defensive tackle Sam Acho said. "We know that."
- The Trib: Gabbert in with both feet
- KC Star: MU Notes: Gabbert feels better
- PowerMizzou: Like Father, Unlike Son: Righting the Ship
- Austin American-Statesman (Kirk Bohls): Longhorns defense has become the ultimate closers
The Texas defense has occasionally allowed a first-possession scoring drive, as it did against Oklahoma, or a touchdown on the opening series, as it did against Colorado before clamping down. But it has quickly adjusted and played hard the rest of the game all season long.
In fact, Saturday's effort should qualify as the best defensive performance by a Will Muschamp unit since his arrival 19 games ago.
Consider that the Longhorns have outscored their opponents 131-45 in the second half this season.
- Austin American-Statesman: UT could use a 'statement' victory to earn cred in polls
- Austin American-Statesman: Scouting Texas' next opponent: Missouri
- Burnt Orange Nation: Roster Stew: Texas Longhorns Defensive Line
Other Mizzou Football Links!
- KC Star: Danario Alexander quickly becoming a star for Mizzou
- Post-Dispatch: Jimmy Costello makes long climb to No. 2
- PowerMizzou: Tuesday's Top Tigers
- Inside Missouri Football: John Anderson, Part Two
Big 12 Links!
- Dr. Saturday: Big 12 quarterbacks are taking their lumps
- Double Extra Point: Bo Pelini Wants Your Respect
- Dr. Saturday: On the Spot: Oklahoma at the crossroads
Crimson and Cream Machine: Oklahoma in Must Win Situation Against Jayhawks
KC Star: Missing games because of injury was hard on KU's Jake Sharp - The Ralphie Report: Film Session: The Game Winning Drive Against Kansas, Play One
The Ralphie Report: Film Session: The Game Winning Drive Against Kansas, Play Two
Denver Post (All Things Colorado Sports): Cody Hawkins had his moments, too - Houston Chronicle: A&M's misery knows no bounds on South Plains
- Lincoln Journal-Star: Pelini's own demons, QB controversy make job tough
- Waco Tribune: Baylor football prepares for Oklahoma State's potent attack
The film study meme is catching on!!
Other Mizzou Links!
- MU Basketball
MUtigers.com: Mizzou Hoops Hosts Black & Gold Draft - MU Women's Basketball
The Missourian: Missouri women's basketball team determined to improve - MU Volleyball
MUtigers.com: No. 2 Texas Awaits Tiger Volleyball
Other!
- Smart Football: Explanation and cut-ups of the "Power O" run play
Having now seen this same play from a wide variety of sets and offenses, note how the "power O" from pro-style, traditional sets has more in common than it does differences with the play run from spread and wildcat sets. Can’t we all just get along?
- Rivals.com (Dan Wetzel): BCS Intelligence
- The National Championship Issue: Curse of the Cupcake Games
And finally...

Where's "THRUSTING UPWARD"???
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Consider that the Longhorns have outscored their opponents 131-45 in the second half this season.</blockquote
Yikes. Second Half against NU and OSU have not been our bright spots. But versus BG and Nevada it was?
Their Texas, we have to play four to beat them, no ifs/and/buts about it.
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…OTHER THAN “Thrust Upward” is what I think it means, Bill.
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