Daily Round Up: We have always loved you, Adrian.

"If you weren’t there when we were struggling, we don’t need you there now," safety Adrian Phillips said Monday. "Of course, that’s how it always happens. When you lose, they hate you. When you win, they love you."

We have always loved you, Adrian. [Dallas Morning news]

Before you think about Will Muschamp as our next HC, take a good look at his third season at Florida. [Chicago Tribune]

Terry Saban is looking at Austin real estate! [Every Day Should Be Saturday]

Big 12

It is topsy-turvy Big 12. [Bradenton Herald]

Ar Briles is the architect of Baylor football. [Grantland]

Bob wants the Sooner fans to support the team. [NewsOK]

Kliff Kingsbury talks about his favorite game. [NewsOK]

Receiver Clay Fuller is flying below the press radar of Baylor's success this season. [Baylor Lariat]

Say it isn't so! West Virginia did their own investigation and their findings disagree with what Thayer Evans reported in SI. [CBS Sports]

Open Range

Does the NCAA have any real power? [CBS Sports]

Did Miami get away with cheating? [CBS Sports]

Football players know the risks of playing the game. [SI]

Head injuries seem to be a taboo topic. [SI]

The Agricultural and Mechanical Department

ESTABLISHMENT OF UNIVERSITY; AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. The legislature shall as soon as practicable establish, organize and provide for the maintenance, support and direction of a University of the first class, to be located by a vote of the people of this State, and styled, "The University of Texas," for the promotion of literature, and the arts and sciences, including an Agricultural, and Mechanical department. - Texas Constitution

Johnny lost his top spot in one Heisman poll. [Naples News]

Battered Aggie Syndrome is a real problem running rampant in College Station. [Good Bull Hunting]

It was goodbye to the orange and white. We are never coming back Aggie [The Daily Texan], so stop spray-painting our campus. [AAS]

Resignation Watch- Day 39

Will Dodds announce today? Will Brown announce today?

And finally...

Filmmaker Rob O'Sullivan follows the lives of 12 former college football players from West Point who went on to serve their country in combat following graduation. [None More American]