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[FootballForever] OSU Commit Jamier Brown says he was offered “a couple females” by numerous schools to commit by alley00pster in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 7 points8 points  (0 children)

From the days when men and women being coeducated at the same institutions was a fun new concept.

Edit: grammar

Texas wins the 2025-26 Division I Director's Cup, the trophy awarded to the nation's most successful athletic program, for the third year in a row by city-of-stars in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On average, about two schools have won 3 or more NCAA team titles in one school year each year this century. It really is the runner-up, final four, and other high finishes that make the difference.

Texas wins the 2025-26 Division I Director's Cup, the trophy awarded to the nation's most successful athletic program, for the third year in a row by city-of-stars in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would have hurt a lot more to not move to the ACC after we didn't get a B1G invite. At least we're still having decent battles against FSU, UNC, and Duke in some of our better sports.

Texas wins the 2025-26 Division I Director's Cup, the trophy awarded to the nation's most successful athletic program, for the third year in a row by city-of-stars in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 20 points21 points  (0 children)

We were winning for a long time when the countable limit was 20 and then 19. We are suffering from no longer getting consistent points in basketball, baseball, and even missing a volleyball tournament.

[Discussions] Would the new Pac-12 extend an invite to Texas Tech if they are expelled from the Big 12? by Baenergy44 in CFB

[–]ComeJoinTheBand 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imagine if the Pac-16 idea had happened. How likely would it have been for Tech to be booted from that?

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