"He remembers when he was the guy from North Carolina, wrong accent, wrong pedigree, who showed up here trying to tell Texans about football. He knows he sat in this same office nine years ago suddenly realizing this was a daunting challenge because here in Austin, politics weren't relegated to over at the state capitol. He recalls all those losses to Oklahoma that had people calling for his job.

He leans forward in an easy chair in his office. Behind him is a big window overlooking stadium expansion in one end zone. To the right an Earl Campbell framed jersey hangs on the wall. In front sits a Heisman Trophy on a coffee table.

He has a high-powered, preseason top-10 team finishing up spring practice and those 18 recruits already in the bag.

He can't really fake it. Early evaluations are now his biggest concern?

"It's a good problem to have," he smiles."

Mack Has A Problem

Another blasted pay-to-read article (Durant). If you must continue to link to these, at least give us an excerpt that covers your main point.

for ANY kind of analogy in Basketball.  There is no comparison between KD and Oden vs Jordan and Hakeem.  That is just stupid.

Compare him to Garnett, Kobe, even LeBron.  Don't use Jordan.  I didn't read the article, for I am not an Insider, but I am just sick of this in general.

Jordan is like the universal fallback analogy because everything about him was so extreme.