Check out the 4:03 mark:

Yeah, baby! Flashing the Horns! Hook 'em!

Wies is running his mouth again and the video above caught him saying, "To hell with Michigan"   Them fightin' words...

I also never heard the endorsement Bo Schembechler made in 2006 about the Wolverines playing the Fighting Irish:"We don't need Notre Dame. They need us more than we need them. Hell, we're playing all these Big Ten teams. When Penn State came into the league, then we should do everything we can to get this Notre Dame series over with. Now that's the way I feel. I would rather have an intersectional game than a Midwest game. Play Southern Cal. I don't care. Play Texas ... somebody like that. But not Notre Dame."

We should start a collection of all the various celebrities, movies, concerts, videos, etc. proclaiming UT supremacy.

Check out Andy Katz's EARLY predictions:

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/columns/story?columnist=katz_andy&id=3337602

from ESPN:

1. Texas

Why? D.J. Augustin said that he's going to take his time on his decision of whether to declare for the NBA draft. Until he makes up his mind, Texas has to be the favorite to win it all. The Longhorns reached the Elite Eight this season. They beat UCLA and Kansas during the season -- two teams that reached the Final Four, including the national champ. If Augustin returns, the Longhorns will have the entire core of their team back for another run. The tandem of Augustin and A.J. Abrams in the backcourt, the developing Damion James and the likelihood that Gary Johnson will continue to shine makes Rick Barnes' club a formidable force. If Augustin comes back, the Big 12 has a legitimate shot to have back-to-back champs.

Why not? If Augustin does declare, the Longhorns won't be the favorite, but they likely wouldn't drop out of the Top 25, either. Texas under Barnes has established itself as a reliable power.

Is this a first?