Bevo's Daily Roundup 10.22.08
This is a daily roundup of the Big 12. The idea here is to have for Texas fans what Cal fans have with their "DBD" (Daily Bear Dump) at California Golden Blogs. Toss in your own Big 12 links in the comments.
Big 12 teams may face a fund raising crisis.
From the ESPN mailbag: Big 12 vs. SEC. Isn't this discussion getting old?
More mail. Caleb from Norman, OK writes: "I have to throw out the scenario... Oklahoma State beats Texas and Oklahoma beats OK State"... ESPN's Tim Griffith discusses a tie in the Big 12 South. Someone from Norman wants this information. Why is this not a surprise?
Big 12 coaches: High-powered offenses changing their perspective. Playing offense is sexy. Playing defense is not. The Big 12 is now an offensive league. We have always known that the Big 12 was a much sexier conference than the SEC.
OU game. Was your car towed? You may get a refund.
Battle for the bottom. Iowa Sate and Texas A&M are both struggling this year. Texas A&M has no business being bad. Someone should tell them. But the good news is that Mike Sherman sees encouraging signs after the loss to Texas Tech.
Texas Tech No.1? Commentary from the Houston Chronicle.
More interesting quotes from the Lubbock pirate. Mike Leach discusses going for it on 4th down and the number of left-handed journalists at press conference. See video.
University of Colorado coach Dan Hawkins benched his son in last Saturday’s win over Kansas State. Hawkins said his wife has been "awesome."
No downsides to no-huddle, according to Bob Stoops. “The only possibility is if you’re not efficient and not scoring. You’re not using clock or scoring and you’re giving the other team too many opportunities.”
This article explores the parallels between the early careers of Bo Pelini and Bob Stoops.
Nebraska plays Baylor this Saturday. Bo Pelini talks about the Bears and Robert Griffin. Missouri loses keep Nebraska in the hunt for Big 12 North title.
Sam Bradford No.1 draft pick in 2009? He does not plan to leave OU, but the experts are pegging him in the top tier of draftee talent.
UT vs. OSU...
Mack Brown likes to draw. He also tells his players not to eat poisoned cheese.
Longhorns have chemistry and the team appreciates fans showing up to meet them before the Missouri game.
Zac vs. Colt. OSU coach Mike Gundy says that McCoy is as good as anybody in the country right now.
OSU press conference on UT game.
Against UT, second-half Meltdowns have been costly for Cowboys. UT needs to end this one early. We agree. The good news? Mack Brown unbeaten against OSU.
Worst ideas in collegiate branded merchandise...
From a post on Texas A&M’s Athletic Director Bill Byrne's blog: Officially licensed collegiate branded merchandise generates a lot of income to colleges and universities across the nation. Did you know the third most licensing revenue nationally is being generated from sales of Victoria's Secret and their sales of an exclusive Pink Collegiate Collection? Victoria’s Secret? Really?
Thanks to BigTexBD for this article by Terry Bowden. Bowden was in Austin broadcasting the Texas-Missouri game, and he believes Texas looked every bit a championship contender. Thank you, Terry.
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There's no excuse now BON'ers
The start time for No. 3 Texas’ home volleyball match with Texas A&M on Saturday, Nov. 1 has been changed to 5 p.m. Texas changed the start time of the State Farm Lone Star Showdown to avoid a conflict with football’s 7 p.m. start time against Texas Tech that night.
Get to Gregory to watch the Gazelles!!
Link to tonight’s game against Tech. Texas has won the last 14 games and tonight will not end that streak. In fact, I think Tech’s football team will score more points on Texas than their volleyball team will. But Texas is still going to win both games.
Life is an Occasion. Rise to it.
by patienthornsfan on Oct 22, 2008 3:23 PM CDT reply actions 1 recs
Mack Brown praise
From CNN/Sports Illustrated: Why understated Texas coach Mack Brown is the best in the land
by TexasTexasYeehaw on Oct 22, 2008 3:30 PM CDT reply actions
On reccing...
First off, I like everyone else appreciate these posts.
However, recommended Fanposts I believe stay up there for 2 weeks. If these are going to be a daily occurrence, that is kind of exactly opposite to the normal reason for reccing a post, ie keeping them visible for a long period of time, since the newer ones out date the old ones.
Also, 14+ stickies in the rec area is going to make navigating a pain.
So my humble suggestion, is on a daily endeavor such as this, for the users to just post your thanks like old times.
No offense meant dimecoverage, but thats just my opinion from a site organizational standpoint. If anyone wants to find the older ones, as long as dimecoverage keeps the title format the same, that should be easy. Also you might want to think about attaching a “daily roundup” tag or the like for easy indexing.
by BoddickerIsClutch on Oct 22, 2008 4:29 PM CDT reply actions
Both of these are good ideas
1) Don’t rec the daily roundup unless there’s some reason it more attention should be brought to it than normal daily roundups.
2) dimecoverage, create a tag like “Bevo’s Daily Roundup” or something and tag all of these posts so everyone can find them if they get buried under an avalanche of other fanposts.
Sounds good to me.
I believe I tagged them but I’ll make sure. I’m still learning the back-end editor stuff.
Title format will be the same every day with the date.
Archiving
Peter,
Is there a way to archive these posts after two or three days so they don’t stay up? I didn’t see anything.
Just tag 'em all the same
I don’t think there’s any harm in them staying up, and though I think it’s a good thing the first two iterations of this feature have been rec’d to draw attention to them, from here out if people cease with the rec’s unless there’s something extraordinary, they’ll float usefull in the Fan Posts section.
--PB--
Re: A&M and Victoria's Secret
I guess sheep have to wear something after you sheer them. Seems fancy though.
Though I don’t know about the Victoria’s Secret stuff being a bad idea overall; you shouldn’t underestimate how attractive a woman looks in Burnt Orange (or Carolina Blue).
I’m liking these dimecoverage, thanks.
proud to swim home
Exactly like that, yes....nt whills
proud to swim home
by learned hand on Oct 23, 2008 9:24 AM CDT up reply actions
Flip it
Make it a skullcap with vented openings. BAM!
by BoddickerIsClutch on Oct 23, 2008 9:41 AM CDT up reply actions 3 recs
+Eleventy...nt whills
proud to swim home
by learned hand on Oct 23, 2008 9:59 AM CDT up reply actions
The “eleventy”, the “nt whills” or the fact I rec anything funny/absurd enough to snap me out of the boredom caused by this morning’s lecture?
proud to swim home
by learned hand on Oct 23, 2008 11:08 AM CDT up reply actions
I hope that becomes a trend...nt whills
proud to swim home
by learned hand on Oct 23, 2008 11:32 AM CDT up reply actions
it waas the 'eleventy'
and you are funNY today!!!
"When you get to the end zone, act like you've been there before."
re: Victoria's Secret
UT is in on the revenue, too.
http://www2.victoriassecret.com/collection/?cgname=OSPNKCLIUTX&cgnbr=OSPNKCLIUTX&rfnbr=5098
I’m female and I just have to say… yuk.
I have no problem with Pink
If it takes Victoria’s Secret to get a girl involved in Texas sports, then so be it. What can be wrong about two amazing things in life coming together in sexy union?
it doesn't ... and there's nothing wrong
It’s the fact that we cottoned to the idea of ‘join or die’ waaaay back when all of y’all were getting caught up in PopWarner.
"When you get to the end zone, act like you've been there before."

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