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Sailor Ripley commented on the blog post Root Against Boise State Tonight 35 minutes ago
boisebob – I think the real winners were the people who watched that atrocious game all the way to the end so we could see Blount coldcock that guy. That was real Grand Guignol shit.
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BEHorn commented on the blog post Overheard Injury News on the Interwebs 50 minutes ago
At least our guys only metaphorically bleed for the program.
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Bob commented on the blog post Root Against Boise State Tonight 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
And may I add, “FUCK YOU WE WON”, and decisively at that!! You sports guys know so much.
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BrickHorn commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 2 hours, 27 minutes ago
And CTJ is the post-game LeGarrette Blount of Barkers.
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John commented on the blog post Root Against Boise State Tonight 3 hours, 6 minutes ago
Big Game Bob could probably get him a medical redshirt. For being non compos mentis. (In Okie lingo, that’s “crazy as a shithouse rat”)
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JP commented on the blog post Overheard Injury News on the Interwebs 3 hours, 32 minutes ago
Considering what Gresham, G. McCoy and Bradford did to my blood pressure earlier this year when they all announced they were coming back, I wish complete and total failure on all of them. Nothing would please me more than in the future seeing one (or all) of them clad in coveralls limping along behind a
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srr50 commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 3 hours, 45 minutes ago
and you are the Joe Mauer of Barkers…
Which means Scipio and Henry James are the Roger Staubach and
Drew Pearson of Barkers.
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JP commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 4 hours, 14 minutes ago
Excellent as always Minnie. Your batting average continues its ascent to .1000 and you are the Joe Mauer of Barkers…
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Phenomenal Smith commented on the blog post The Lines! OMG, the Lines! 4 hours, 29 minutes ago
Bowling Green, a 6 point dog to Troy, won 31-14 last night.
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Art Vandelay commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 4 hours, 41 minutes ago
Well written Minne. Writing a SOTU for Texas Football for this audience couldn’t have been easy. I see Mack staying 4-5 more years. The only thing IMO that would cause an earlier departure would be the return of off field issues (more than just an occasional apartment hunting while
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Nordberg commented on the blog post Overheard Injury News on the Interwebs 6 hours, 27 minutes ago
We were the worst 10 win team in history in 07. Thankfully, graduation took care of the vast majority of our problems. Muschamp took care of the rest.
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Donny Boudreaux commented on the blog post Overheard Injury News on the Interwebs 6 hours, 41 minutes ago
Can’t help but think that OU 2009 = TX 2007. You know… the year we lost Sweed early on and had to replace most of our O-line. We were still good because Colt was on-board… but we did almost lose to Arkansas State that year. Just sayin’.
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hopefulhorn commented on the blog post Overheard Injury News on the Interwebs 6 hours, 50 minutes ago
Gresham’s situation reminds me a lot of Adrian Peterson’s 2nd and third seasons in Norman–stud hoss breaking down physically from the strain of carrying the program (and a state’s fragile self-esteem) on his back.
Given OU’s history of abusing its stars Peterson is looking smarter by the day for turning pro when he did.
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hopefulhorn commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 6 hours, 59 minutes ago
Very nicely done, Minnesota. Couldn’t agree more with your assessment of the state of the program, last year’s unexpectedly delightful season, and Muschamp’s qualities that bode well for the future.
Mack’s plans seem to be on a lot of people’s minds. Here is a link to an article from this morning’s Houston Chronicle on
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Phenomenal Smith wrote a new blog post: Et tu, CFN? 7 hours, 14 minutes ago
So much for the homage. So much for CFN writers being the smartest guys in the room. I know, I know, I should have been prepared for this given CFN’s bold 10-2 prediction for the Tigers that included an opening season loss to the Illini. It stings nonetheless.
CFN’s fearless predictions, a feature never mocked at this
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Trips Right wrote a new blog post: Overheard Injury News on the Interwebs 7 hours, 40 minutes ago
Well, we all know that Jermaine Gresham has a torn meniscus thanks to Close to Jumping’s schadenfreude, which is German for smooth buttfucking. Every time a sooner injures a joint overstressed and inundated with pharmaceutical grade muscle, it’s fun to watch CTJ walk in with his size 18’s, honk his sooner hating red nose,
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Edward O. Spaulding commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 7 hours, 45 minutes ago
Thanks, Minnesotahorn. Well stated and a look forward I had not thought about. The early recruiting, and ability to come up with a fresh approach, is definitely worth mulling over.
I disagree, however, on the start of the Muschamp Administration. I think Mack will get a peek at what may lie ahead when he sees more
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Vasherized commented on the blog post Barking Bets: Week 1 8 hours, 13 minutes ago
This one feels razor sharp to me.
Do you shave with a disposable Schick?
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jc25 commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 8 hours, 19 minutes ago
Well written…while Texas did a major course correction on some on-field problems, there are, as you eloquently point out, simmering signs that significant issues may arise in the near future. This may be partly due to the fact that my eye is always towards potential, but I firmly believe in the Billy Beane (or someone
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Sean Norris commented on the blog post 2009 Oklahoma Football Preview: State of The Union 9 hours, 17 minutes ago
Damn near as funny at the TTU SOTU.
I cannot begin to find a favorite, but the image of Sam & Mary Kate Olsen makes my football pants wiggle.
Charles Thompson? Old school. Good Lawton crack ho reference. You’ve obviously spent time in the titty bars just outside the Ft. Sill gates (as have
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Triston27 commented on the blog post 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 9 hours, 27 minutes ago
The ‘Burbs is great.
Hey lame-o, get out of my yard.
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CallKevin commented on the blog post Pre-season Thoughts 9 hours, 37 minutes ago
6 months and counting, CTJ–it’s on nightly. You saw the same thing I saw (the discomfort), but he’s surviving.
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Minnesotahorn wrote a new blog post: 2009 Texas Football Preview: State of the Union 9 hours, 39 minutes ago
Last nights games signaled the beginning of college football season and for all the excitement that brings it sadly also signals the end of State of the Union season, that magical time of year when we invite fans from all around middle America here to tell us we’re unfunny racists. Like our moms don’t already
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Art Vandelay commented on the blog post 2009 Oklahoma Football Preview: State of The Union 9 hours, 55 minutes ago
At least 5 LOL moments. You had me with the opening paragraph. Great work!!
Quick story: Last Thanksgiving I was forced to spend a few days in Oklahoma City at the in-laws. They don’t really have room in their house for all of us, so we stayed at a nearby
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CloseToJumping commented on the blog post Pre-season Thoughts 10 hours, 17 minutes ago
I watched Fallon one night, or rather, he was on tv while I was working nearby. He actually grabbed my attention because he felt so uncomfortable. I paused and watched for about 5 minutes and honestly felt a little tense from seeing it and turned it. It was right after he started. Did that show
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Nate commented on the blog post Root Against Boise State Tonight 10 hours, 35 minutes ago
LeGarrette Blount just signed his transfer papers to OU. Dusty Dvoracek (raw capacity for violence) + Mike Balogun (ineligibility issues) + raw talent = 2010 starting RB. Fuck you very much, Mr. Brand.
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A-Tex Devil commented on the blog post Root Against Boise State Tonight 10 hours, 39 minutes ago
First — Chris Peterson is a really, really good coach. I fear he might end up in the Big XII sometime and turn some sad sack team like Aggy around in a few years.
Boise State has a few really good players (Pettis, the soph QB) and basically a bunch of two star guys and
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Charles Mack commented on the blog post Barking Bets: Week 1 10 hours, 43 minutes ago
trips, can I subscribe to your picks service? horrible nc state game. bad pick but uglier game.
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Lo Primero commented on the blog post Root Against Boise State Tonight 11 hours, 5 minutes ago
…and with that, Mike Belotti no longer misses coaching.
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Sheriff Blalock commented on the blog post Illini Preview 11 hours, 14 minutes ago
Moses,
Thanks, and the ownage was sarcastic, for sure. Sorry I wasn’t more clear. I had the basketball series in my mind when I wrote it.
Agree on the shootout, I think the score’s going to be in the 35-31 range. Lower than in the past, because neither team will play as fast a
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BRAGGonUT said:
October 20th, 2008 at 8:29 am
Sean Sutton just grabbed his second bottle of the morning.
Hippie Killer said:
October 20th, 2008 at 8:56 am
These fuckers always start off strong against us. If we can put them in a headlock early, I think we can win this game easily.
But, if we don’t score early (Like the Missouri Game), I expect this to be one of the more physical teams we’ll play.
uthookem said:
October 20th, 2008 at 9:34 am
Well, they certainly will not be afraid of us, but they have had a way of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory for a while against us.
Hook ‘em!
BiggUggly said:
October 20th, 2008 at 11:05 am
Just think! T. Boone wanted to be a Longhorn and we snubbed him.
ChrisApplewhite said:
October 20th, 2008 at 11:11 am
OSU is slowly turning into that school where the really good recruits that slip through the cracks for whatever reason go.
Dez Bryant has no business there, and yet there he is. I assume that as A&M continues to suck, OSU will poach more and more of their talent away. The more teams that want to step up and divide the talent pool, the better it’ll be for us.
Hippie Killer said:
October 20th, 2008 at 11:50 am
OSU = TCU
Dave Bowman said:
October 20th, 2008 at 12:23 pm
They don’t have enough talent on defense to win. Also, the quality of the coaching staff is inconsistent. Gundy lost a lot of credibility with his strange outbursts.
Ray Finkel said:
October 20th, 2008 at 12:25 pm
Maybe OSU fans should take the OSU=TCU comment as a compliment. As for the Dez Bryant has no business playing in Stillwater comment. Fuck off. It’s really easy to call myself a Texas fan and throw stones at everyone else. Don’t hate on OSU for trying to get better. Keep thinking that OSU will only be able to recruit the fuckups and UT/OU wannabe’s. OSU consistently brings in good players, good enough to beat Texas’ collective ass with that kind of mentality. Yeah Boone Pickens wipes his ass with 100’s so what? What’s your point?
Ray Finkel said:
October 20th, 2008 at 12:27 pm
OSU doesn’t have enough talent on defense to win? Win what? 7 games in a row? OSU hasn’t had a good enough defense to win the Big 12 no. As for this year’s group I guess we’ll just have to see won’t we.
Bill Gates said:
October 20th, 2008 at 12:42 pm
osu=tcu? huh, now that’s an interesting fucking thought. you must be high on meth to come up with some left-field shit like that.
what makes you think osu doesn’t have the talent on defense to win? was it the fact that osu gave up fewer points to mizzou that ut did…keep in mind osu played the game AT mizzou & not at home.
houstonearler said:
October 20th, 2008 at 1:04 pm
Mizzou scored zero points that mattered against Texas. What they scored in garbage time is not relevant.
Chris Collins said:
October 20th, 2008 at 1:05 pm
OSU does not recruit UT rejects, but only fine and upstanding young men
Ray Finkel said:
October 20th, 2008 at 1:19 pm
They all matter garbage time or not. As for Chris Collins damn what a waste of talent. I think we can all agree there. But let’s not get started on the UT code of ethics. Seriously you produce more felons than the fucking mafia. The only reason Texas didn’t take him was because they had another Chris Collins ready to take his place. It damn sure wasn’t because of Mack Brown’s moral compass.
steven said:
October 20th, 2008 at 1:21 pm
Not to be insulting here, but how does a person who went to OSU get that rich? Was it an accident? Did he go rob a country? Or did he pull a Jed Clampitt? Just curious.
Without a pass rush no team is really going to slow UT down and, according to heresay, OSU has none. Our running game is going to continue to get on track as we incorporate back in our injured RB’s.
Also the OSU O is probably overrated. Your QB has bit of a long release that is probably not conducive to a reliable short passing game and your running game is probably not as good as advertised. When you can only put up 30 or so points on BU when you had the ball all game against them does not indicate a great O. I think the OSU O will struggle to consistently move the ball against us.
And also your passing game seems to dependent on Bryant. Probably at least one of our corners is good enough to match up with him. So all that is not good for OSU fans.
Dave Bowman said:
October 20th, 2008 at 2:07 pm
My thought here is that the Big 12 is overrated. It’s Texas, OU and everyone else. Mizzou is not that good. OSU wants to hang their cowboy hat on that win, but really we’re the first good team they’ve played. I predict they will crumble in humiliating fashion again as they historically have. They finish with 3 or more losses.
8straight said:
October 20th, 2008 at 2:28 pm
“It damn sure wasn’t because of Mack Brown’s moral compass.”
Ray you seem like a reasonable person so don’t show your backside while trying to make a point.
EyesOfTX said:
October 20th, 2008 at 5:11 pm
“Dez Bryant has no business there, and yet there he is.”
Sure he does. He’s a very appropriate heir to the Dexter Manley legacy at OSU.
Ramance Taylor said:
October 20th, 2008 at 5:48 pm
ut fans commenting on osu’s moral code of ethics?!?! holy shit, now i’ve heard it all…LMFAO! take care guys, i miss hearing you all cheer for me.
love,
Ramance Taylor
LonghornScott said:
October 20th, 2008 at 6:06 pm
I think Missouri and Oklahoma State are legit top 15 teams and I think the year will bare that out. Oklahoma State is perfectly capable of beating UT if UT doesn’t play at the high standard that it has. There’s plenty of talent in the state of Texas to supply the entire Big 12 South with enough talent to compete at a very high level.
Dexter Manley said:
October 20th, 2008 at 6:12 pm
I hav a colleg degre.
Ray Finkel said:
October 21st, 2008 at 5:55 am
Hey Steven very keen insight. Just wonder where you get your information since OSU has been on TV all of twice this year. What does Matthew Mccona-gay have a radio show in Austin now days? Look we all know the University of Texas is a far superior institution and none of the players on OSU’s roster were offered by Texas and Zac Robinson’s release is far too long so obviously he can’t hold McCoy’s jock and UT’s corners can run circles around Dez Bryant and Boone Pickens although a multi billionaire is obviously a dumbass and Gundy is a golf prick pussy. Yadda, yadda, yadda. Does Texas have great athletes, yes. Do they have a really really good college quarterback definitely. They are number one for a reason. Will they be the better team on Saturday, who knows. That’s why they play the game right.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 6:14 am
Hey, Okie Pokie, don’t be so sensitive. Like I said no disrespect intended. Just asking an honest question and giving my opinion, which probably isn’t worth much to begin. And yes, it is entirely reasonable to be a billionare and still be a dumbass. From the looks of it it may just be a damn requirement to be one. Cuban and Dancing with the Stars should be enough proof. Or how about Jerrah and his over stretched and skeletor plastic surgery? Or Ross and his goofball ears, politics and V.P. choices?
And I only mentioned Robinson and his release cause I figure that is one of the ways to consistently drive on Texas this year. I think a team could dink and dunk or nickel and dime our D all the way to the red zone if that O is highly efficient at doing that. I just do not think that your O and your QB with that release will be able to consistently do so.
Hell, I could be wrong. Just an opinion, brotha. If you look, O’s that have a really good short game tend to have QB’s with compact releases. Robinson’s seems to be better suited for mid-range and down field passes. Could be why the OSU O is reputed to be a big play O? Anyway, I don’t believe that a big play O the caliber of OSU’s is going to be consistently successful against our D. Just an opinion here. Not trying to hate on the Okie Pokies. Okay Ray, Ray.
Bobby Reid said:
October 21st, 2008 at 6:27 am
mmmmmmmm … chicken.
Ray Finkel said:
October 21st, 2008 at 6:39 am
Ever since Dan kept the laces in on me back in ‘83, I’ve been a little short tempered. OSU is a good school man. I’m proud of my alma mater what can I say. I’ve had my doubts all year about this team so I get what your saying. I was super pumped when they beat Mizzou and I think they are more than capable of beating UT. The offense is far from perfect and the defense is oppurtunistic and plays hard. Texas well they are Texas. Its kind of what you expect every year you know. They are just really damn good what can you say? Hey I respect your opinions Texas is your squad and and you have every right to think OSU will be nothing more than a speedbump to a NC. But you know I don’t know what it is but I just really believe that with what has happened in this series over the last several years OSU is just kind of due. Maybe I’m wrong. What the hell do I know I’m just an Okie State grad right.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 6:47 am
Umm, throwing 200 mil on a program just so that it can move up one glorified spot from 4th to 3rd in the B12 South is not the mark of a so called “dumbass”? Talk about a big fish in a small pond complex. Just imagine how many starving Ethiopians he could have fed for nothing more than what amounts to your program being better than Tech on the fooball field and, on top of it all, not even that is guaranteed for all that dough and all those starving Ethiopian children.
If you ask me, the old geezer should be shot and all his money should be taken away for a move like that. If you Okie Pokies are proud of surpassing Tech at the cost of millions upon millions of young Ethiopians lives, then so be it. But you all must know if you all have some semblance of humanity up in Stillwater that this does not reflect well at all on OSU and you Okie Pokies. I just wonder how you Okie Pokie’s deal with all the guilt of the matter, especially considering that you all still pretty much suck donkey balls on the football field.
Bill Gates said:
October 21st, 2008 at 7:00 am
jimminy christmas steven…were you just seeing how many times you could say “okie pokies” in one paragraph. fuck me! do yourself a favor & pick up a goddam thesarous.
Vasherized said:
October 21st, 2008 at 7:47 am
Dear Okie Pokies,
You’ll soon learn to disregard the verbally untethered Barkers’ mascot that is steven, just as fans of OU and Mizzou had to do.
Just hope he doesn’t find your board.
T. Boone said:
October 21st, 2008 at 7:50 am
I am a BILLIONAIRE. I have given more money to more causes than fucking Unicef and what do I get to show for it? Some douchebag shorthorn fan who thinks Muschamp should cover Pettigrew with a Defensive End telling me how to spend my money! If I want to burn every last dollar on coke and strippers I will! In the meantime check out my website and you’ll see where my money goes. http://www.boonepickens.com/philanthropy/default.asp
Also last time I checked UT spent about 800 trillion bucks on a fuckin TV. Do you know how many Vizio’s you could have bought those entertainment starved Ethiopians for the price of your “Godzillatron”? From what I’ve seen 3rd or 4th place in the south isn’t too bad of a place to be these days. I’ll take it. Also Ray Finkel is a saint and a damn fine American.
HenryJames said:
October 21st, 2008 at 7:58 am
stephen is not affiliated with this site. The only reason we keep him around is because he’s Scipio’s younger brother.
Bo Pelini said:
October 21st, 2008 at 8:04 am
“There’s plenty of talent in the state of Texas to supply the entire Big 12 South with enough talent to compete at a very high level.”
(cough) “. . . North . . .” (cough)
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 8:05 am
You’ll soon learn to disregard the verbally untethered Barkers’ mascot that is steven, just as fans of OU and Mizzou had to do.
Just a warning, Ray Ray, so far this season, history has shown you diregard the village idiot of the Bark, known affectionately as steven, at your own peril. Right NateHeupel and GC? If you have the desire and will power, just check up on it or just visit the Atomic Teeth, where there is even an eulogy put up on my dead eye accuracy.
So far this season, this steven dude has very, very strong medicine. Not a good idea to go face to face with him. You risk banishment into an unhappy silence if you are foolish enough to do so. A fate so many of my prior foes have suffered this season.
prison guard said:
October 21st, 2008 at 8:12 am
“stephen is not affiliated with this site. The only reason we keep him around is because he’s Scipio’s younger brother.”
Not a coincidence, then, that neither of them posts during visiting hours?
Nordberg said:
October 21st, 2008 at 8:28 am
“was it the fact that osu gave up fewer points to mizzou that ut did…keep in mind osu played the game AT mizzou & not at home.”
Try actually watching the games pal.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 8:28 am
You heard here first folks. OSU will lose badly in Austin because they will be haunted by the ghosts of all those starving and dead children in Ethiopia. If I was an OSU fan, I, personally, would not even attempt to be anywhere near Austin out of fear and trepidation.
Hey, Ray Ray and all you other Okie Pokies out there, how does it feel to know you all will end up in hell, with certainty, just so that you all could say for a year or so that you all were better than Tech? While T. Booney and you all are burning and being incinerated in the fires of eternal damnation, with the ghosts of dead and starving Ethiopian kids surrounding and haunting you all, hey, at least you all will have the consolation of having a poster on your walls that reads, “We were better than Tech for a year or so”. Talk about a shat deal. Thank God, I’m not stuck being an Okie Pokie.
ponderos said:
October 21st, 2008 at 8:43 am
Pickens was also very philanthropic in trying to take over Phillips 66 in the late 80s (didn’t happen, but made him a shitpile of money and put a shitpile of people out of work) and funding the Swiftboat douches in 2004.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:21 am
You Okie Pokies might as well refer to your hero, T. Boone as T-Bone, cause, rest assured, as surely as the Horns are going put a beat down on your $ store of a fooball team, T. Boone is going to be grilled about as much as a well done T-Bone, when Heaven and Hell get through with him. And, no, all the wind power he can buy ain’t gonna help him a bit in this matter. The spirits of poor, little Ethiopian children everywhere will see to that.
Like I said above, I hope that poster that reads, “We were better than Tech for a year or so”, was worth it for him.
ponderos said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:22 am
osu = aggie lite. Kinda like a&m, only without the “cool” traditions and whatnot.
BrickHorn said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:25 am
You Okie Pokies might as well refer to your hero, T. Boone as T-Bone, cause, rest assured, as surely as the Horns are going put a beat down on your $ store of a fooball team, T. Boone is going to be grilled about as much as a well done T-Bone
Zing!
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:37 am
From what I’ve seen 3rd or 4th place in the south isn’t too bad of a place to be these days. I’ll take it.
Aside from senile and old geezer Okie Pokies, I think the rest of us would want more than “isn’t too bad” for 200 mil. Maybe that’s what generations of inbreeding does to a group of people? Like I said, with business sense and cockeyed expectations like that, how the hell does an Okie Pokie end up with all that money. The mfuker must have just gone and plunder some poor, unsuspecting nation or something, cause from the looks of it, he sure as hell didn’t earn it.
Also Ray Finkel is a saint and a damn fine American.
I’m sure you are, but you’re still an eternally damned Okie Pokie, so that can’t be too good and it sure ain’t saying much.
George Costanza said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:40 am
“You Okie Pokies might as well refer to your hero, T. Boone as T-Bone”
No. No T-Bone. Neil Watkins from accounting is T-Bone.
Ray Finkel said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:55 am
Fuck…You…Steven.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 9:56 am
I like boys.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 10:53 am
Hey, now, no reason to be hating on the messenger for the message. Never a reason to get uncultured and uncivil because the truth does not sit well with some of you, but then what can one expect from a bunch of inbred, trailer trash Okie Pokies. Get ready for your beat down on the fooball field. Okie dokie, Okie Pokies.
steven's alternate personality said:
October 21st, 2008 at 11:35 am
I don’t know what I’m talking about. I’m just insecure. I’ve never had sex with a woman and I have a little unit. I compensate for this by driving a truck with a 4 inch lift kit and a “No Fear” sticker in the back glass. I have a longhorn tattoo on one arm and barbed wire on the other. I never set foot on UT’s campus I just like to associate myself vicariously with the university and play Tony Toughguy on internet message boards. I insult people because I was a fat little kid. I make fun of the things I don’t understand and I get off on saying the word Okie. I’m fucking pathetic.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:09 pm
i’m glad my alternate personality came out & said what i’ve been feeling & thinking for a longtime. all of the things you talked about are 100% true. one thing that wasn’t mentioned is the fact that i’m a homosexual. there, i said it…& i feel so much better now. i love other men & i love the longhorns.
steven's true personality said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:11 pm
Well, if all the above is true and accurate, I guess that would make me another one of them loser Okie Pokies. God Dammit, is there a worse f*cking fate than that?
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:30 pm
I make fun of the things I don’t understand and I get off on saying the word Okie. I’m fucking pathetic.
Is this you, NateHeupel? I figured you’d be back in a while after you recovered from your beat down, but I thought that you would, at least, have the balls and decency to come back as yourself and not as my alter ego. I guess I expected too much from an Okie. Lesson learned.
Signed,
the real steven
Nordberg said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:38 pm
I really like what you’ve done with the place, steven.
Okie Pokie said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:39 pm
Ray Finkel is going to kill himself if you call him okie pokie one more time. If its one thing Oklahoman’s can’t stand its being called an okie pokie. Ga’ damn you Steven.
Donny Kerabatsos said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:43 pm
Somebody pissed on your rug, dude?
Art Vandelay said:
October 21st, 2008 at 12:59 pm
Hey, look at George. He is giving it to T-bone.
Minnesotahorn said:
October 21st, 2008 at 1:02 pm
I’m thinking the steven situation is reaching the point that it needs to be addressed.
steven said:
October 21st, 2008 at 1:04 pm
God Dammit, is there a worse f*cking fate than that?
Okay, got the message, one last time then. I can’t help myself. I’d rather be a mutated, four legged frog lost in the desert who couldn’t rrhhuhhbit, than an Okie Pokie. And I ain’t joking about that.
Clay Aiken said:
October 21st, 2008 at 1:08 pm
I quit.
Ray Finkel said:
October 21st, 2008 at 1:08 pm
me too
Dictionary said:
October 21st, 2008 at 1:14 pm
“From the Greek name Óôåöáíïò (Stephanos) meaning “crown”. Saint Steven was an early Christian martyr who was stoned to death, as told in Acts in the New Testament.
Walter Sobchak said:
October 21st, 2008 at 1:26 pm
Fuck it, dude. Let’s bowl.
Pilar said:
October 21st, 2008 at 2:10 pm
Larry, sweety! That mang is here!
Redfoot said:
October 21st, 2008 at 3:32 pm
Me and my man orpheus gonna run train on steven, unless he shuts his mouth, sits on the couch and just watches Brief Encounter.
Ramonce Taylor said:
October 22nd, 2008 at 12:11 pm
steven is my hero. the 2 of us are the best longhorn’s ever conceived by man. we make the ut nation proud.
ATXHornsFan said:
October 24th, 2008 at 11:17 am
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/24/national/24pickens.html
STILLWATER — “It can’t get any worse,” that’s what one Oklahoma State Regent said Tuesday morning, after getting another dose of bad news regarding funds earmarked for OSU athletics.
Yesterday all indications were that OSU Regents were reportedly told Friday afternoon that a large portion of the Boone Pickens donation in the BP Capital hedge fund was virtually wiped out by margin calls on the funds investments in the third quarter.
Today the news was a little more grim, as officials were told that actually, the entire $ 165 million donation, and the earnings, which once inflated the gift to over $ 300 million, had recently been eliminated by margin calls due to drastically falling oil prices.
As of Monday OSU’s gift had flat-lined completely and was declared ‘gone.’
Ironically Pickens will become both the hero and the goat in the drama of high stakes energy gambling, and of fortunes won, lost and regained. Pickens made his historic gift in 2005, declaring “I’m tired of losing,” when asked why he donated the huge amount to OSU athletics.
But the gift came with a stipulation, as Pickens insisted that he and appointee Mike Holder, who he later named Athletics Director, be given total authority over how the funds were to be spent, and by whom.
And the move appeared to be a stroke of genius as oil prices soared in a post Katrina economic climate, swelling the initial gift to over $ 300 million. That was before things began to turn in 2007, as international demand for oil failed to meet projections, causing the fund to come to a sudden standstill, and then dropping on mistakes made, and repeated by fund managers, managed by Pickens.
As oil prices started to slide in early 2008 Pickens increasingly found himself on the wrong side of the volatile oil futures game, betting ’short’ as prices rose to $ 100, and then long as they began to fall, wiping out much of the two year gain in just four months, and causing AD Holder to announce that OSU’s future ‘Athletic Village’ facility expansion had been put on hold in July.
Now the project looks like it will be shelved, as O-State Regents try to just keep their heads above water while swimming in debt.
The school had borrowed almost all funds used in the celebrated stadium expansion, using the almost $ 300 million balance in BP Capital as collateral.
Some OSU Regents are livid that their pragmatic warnings were not heeded when the fund was flush with cash.
Pickens and Holder apparently both resisted pleas by some OSU Regents to bank a good deal of the balance out of the fund when it exceeded $ 300 million, just 14 months ago. Instead both endorsed a plan of borrowing almost $ 200 million needed to expand and renovate Boone Pickens Stadium on the Stillwater campus.
Ironically, the stadium had been re-named after Pickens following his generous donation in 2005. But now that stadium sits as a drain of over $ 1 million per month in interest payments alone, on an already strapped athletic budget, which annually ranks between 8th and 9th in the Big XII conference.
Today, the problem is how to fund the surprise interest that is expected to top $ 13 million annually, when just months ago the school was going full steam ahead on an aggressive expansion of facilities that it believed were already paid for.
ATXHornsFan said:
October 24th, 2008 at 11:22 am
STILLWATER — “It can’t get any worse,” that’s what one Oklahoma State Regent said Tuesday morning, after getting another dose of bad news regarding funds earmarked for OSU athletics.
Yesterday all indications were that OSU Regents were reportedly told Friday afternoon that a large portion of the Boone Pickens donation in the BP Capital hedge fund was virtually wiped out by margin calls on the funds investments in the third quarter.
Today the news was a little more grim, as officials were told that actually, the entire $ 165 million donation, and the earnings, which once inflated the gift to over $ 300 million, had recently been eliminated by margin calls due to drastically falling oil prices.
As of Monday OSU’s gift had flat-lined completely and was declared ‘gone.’
Ironically Pickens will become both the hero and the goat in the drama of high stakes energy gambling, and of fortunes won, lost and regained. Pickens made his historic gift in 2005, declaring “I’m tired of losing,” when asked why he donated the huge amount to OSU athletics.
But the gift came with a stipulation, as Pickens insisted that he and appointee Mike Holder, who he later named Athletics Director, be given total authority over how the funds were to be spent, and by whom.
And the move appeared to be a stroke of genius as oil prices soared in a post Katrina economic climate, swelling the initial gift to over $ 300 million. That was before things began to turn in 2007, as international demand for oil failed to meet projections, causing the fund to come to a sudden standstill, and then dropping on mistakes made, and repeated by fund managers, managed by Pickens.
As oil prices started to slide in early 2008 Pickens increasingly found himself on the wrong side of the volatile oil futures game, betting ’short’ as prices rose to $ 100, and then long as they began to fall, wiping out much of the two year gain in just four months, and causing AD Holder to announce that OSU’s future ‘Athletic Village’ facility expansion had been put on hold in July.
Now the project looks like it will be shelved, as O-State Regents try to just keep their heads above water while swimming in debt.
The school had borrowed almost all funds used in the celebrated stadium expansion, using the almost $ 300 million balance in BP Capital as collateral.
Some OSU Regents are livid that their pragmatic warnings were not heeded when the fund was flush with cash.
Pickens and Holder apparently both resisted pleas by some OSU Regents to bank a good deal of the balance out of the fund when it exceeded $ 300 million, just 14 months ago. Instead both endorsed a plan of borrowing almost $ 200 million needed to expand and renovate Boone Pickens Stadium on the Stillwater campus.
Ironically, the stadium had been re-named after Pickens following his generous donation in 2005. But now that stadium sits as a drain of over $ 1 million per month in interest payments alone, on an already strapped athletic budget, which annually ranks between 8th and 9th in the Big XII conference.
Today, the problem is how to fund the surprise interest that is expected to top $ 13 million annually, when just months ago the school was going full steam ahead on an aggressive expansion of facilities that it believed were already paid for.
ponderos said:
October 24th, 2008 at 11:31 am
fucking aggies.
ATXHornsFan said:
October 24th, 2008 at 11:47 am
I agree with ponderos