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MY MODEST PROPOSAL: IF MACK BROWN LOSES TO OKLAHOMA THIS SEASON, HE SHOULD RESIGN!

Mack, it is time to get that monkey off your back. You coach the #2 team in the country and they are rolling. You've won a tough game on the road against a top 10 opponent. Your quarterback is having a Heisman-level start to the season. Your defense is bringing it. You are looking at a possible show down with USC in the Rose Bowl (although Virginia Tech certainly has something to say about that). It is your time.


If Texas can't ride this guy to victory over Oklahoma, maybe they should give up trying.

The Genius statue in Bobby Stoop's office is a bit tarnished these days coming off of a dismantling by USC in the BCS Championship game last year followed by his worst season since his first at Oklahoma. They lost to TCU and UCLA and struggled against Tulsa for heaven's sakes. They have quarterback problems, are waiting for a wide receiver to step up and Peterson is hobbled. They are ripe for the picking.

Mack, I guess what I'm saying is that this is your time to break out of the "great recruiter, bad game day coach" funk you've spent your career in. Clearly you've shown that you can build a program into the top tier of colleges as you've done in North Carolina and now Texas. But at Texas, they want a championship. To do that, you need to get past your nemesis and there has never been a better time. So let's up the stakes. I say that if you can't pull it off this year, turn in your resignation and go start the building process somewhere new. No pressure.


Mack Brown, seen here, trying to figure out how to beat Oklahoma.

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Wouldn’t it be great if Texas loses, though? I have no dog in this fight, but I would laugh my ass off all Saturday. Can you say, “Johnny Majors?” Yes, I knew you could.

by Newspaper Hack on Oct 7, 2005 10:26 AM EDT reply actions  

Oklahoma 17, Texas 13. SMQ is not afraid.

“To be the man, you have to beat the man.”

http://sundaymorningqb.blogspot.com/2005/10/thursday-morning-quarterback.html

by SMQ on Oct 7, 2005 10:37 AM EDT reply actions  

I have no doubt that Oklahoma will play their best game of the year against Texas. It may not be enough…but if it is, the meltdown in Texas will be downright scary.

by Bill on Oct 7, 2005 10:39 AM EDT reply actions  

Mack can’t put back the Stoli like Johnny can, though. That’s a parallel that can’t stand up here. Majors’ whiskey blossoms could win horticultural contests.

by Orson Swindle on Oct 7, 2005 11:23 AM EDT reply actions  

Texas has to win this game. I’m a Texas alum, and the thought of losing this one is too terrible to even consider.

Mack is still a good coach. If the offense lays an egg again, a new OC might be in order.

Hell, maybe Mack should resign and make Chizik head coach. I don’t freaking know any more

by Chris Sieber on Oct 7, 2005 12:39 PM EDT reply actions  

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