No, they really shouldn't, but they are going to need to do something about the defense being so gassed. In a few weeks, it will, no doubt, help when it's not so terribly hot.

Eaux has said they’re planning on playing with variable tempo. You play up tempo until you’re up big, then you slow it down to ice the victory. I don’t think we were ever up enough to ice it, though. A couple of stops from the D would have helped.

Don’t have to go back to goal line draws, you can run down tempo from the spread.

The cramps were bullshit too, and indicative of a culture problem. But cramps aren’t the only reason DBU had over half a grand tallied up on them. Aranda didn’t earn his check last night. He should donate it to the English department, they were bitching about having to buy their own pencils or something.

That concerns me - he asked last nite if E was going to take his foot off the gas and E said NO

Good call E.

I know for sure Delpit wasn’t faking. Did Divinity go get an IV as well?

Ehlinger is much better than Mond. That kid couldn’t hit WIDE open receivers yesterday. Did you watch the Clemson/A&M game?

That’s a slap in the face to Ehlinger.

I don't recall any cramping in the first half and we were in control of the game and had the momentum starting the second half. Then what happened? We went 3 and out to start the second half and Texas went on an 8 minute 18 play drive that gassed the D for the rest of the game. I felt if we had scored on the opening drive of the 2nd half it would have been an ass whippin' of the first degree!

They say field temperature reached 132 degrees.

Texas seemed to manage.

Was the fact that Texas had the ball 8 minutes longer than we had that big of a factor?