In a surprising turn of events the United Nations has formally leveled sanctions against the Houston Texans organization following a loss to the Indianapolis Colts yesterday afternoon, leaving owner Bob McNair and many of his staff stunned. The move apparently came on the heels of what has been described as a heart wrenching loss for […]
OK, so maybe it was only the Houston Chronicle. Jerome Solomon explores what might have been if Texans management had found their senses in the boxes in Charlie Casserly’s office.
Charley Casserly, the general manager who made the choice for the Texans, isn’t in the mood to reflect on that question just yet. After saying […]
The CBS affiliate in Houston, KHOU Channel 11, has been bombarded with protests this week regarding the sports programming line-up for the slate of NFL games scheduled this Sunday. Houston Texan fans are historically well known for such vocal demonstrations and boycotts, mainly because they are all Aggies.
The controversy this week stems around the […]
This phrase should make perfect sense, right? Some things just belong together. Hall and Oates. The Captain and Tenille. Duran and Duran. They just fit. They go. They blend. Everyone knows you can’t have The Captain and Oates, it just wouldn’t work. The harmony is all off and now both guys have a mustache, which […]
Rick Barnes is building an army.
Barking Carnival hosts the blogpoll Roundtable Round Up
TaylorT on a Longhorn Legend
srr50 remembers Tommy Nobis and the 1965 Orange Bowl
Huckleberry looks at the unclutchiest showings in college football.
Barkers on the Big XII.
srr50 on Royal, Akers & Brown’s respective first 10 years.
TaylorT’s series on cheating in 10 chapters.