Perhaps even more important than the state of the athletic department is the worth of that degree we all have hanging on our wall. UT comes in at # 29 to the Aggies #164. As a graduate from the Cockrell School, I for one am especially proud that the Engineering College comes in at #13 where the Aggies are not even ranked in the top 50. As a graduate of the University it makes me feel very good my 4 years and countless dollars spent to know that I attended and graduated from one of the premier Universities in the world. Hook'Em Horns and hopefully one day we can come in there with the Stanfords of the world.

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I am staying around Munich for the next 3 months for training for work and was wondering if any of y'all would know of a good place to go catch both the game on Saturday and possibly any future games early enough with the 7 hour time difference. I can't miss this game as my little brother is now going to the "school" up north and I need to be able to watch it. Any help would be appreciated and Hook'em Horns!

Also, It's 5:42 here and OU still sucks!

He has taken the job and is our new DC according to espn a few minutes ago. Welcome to the longhorn family. I'm excited to have another young guy on the staff who hopefully can get out there an recruit and bring some fire to this team. Him teamed with the other new defensive staff hopefully can light a fire under the defense and help to be stronger against the run in 2011. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5992859

This is just a place to discuss our Longhorns and their respective performances at the combine this weekend and how that effects their draft status. Also seeing as how the NFL website only posts the top ten performances in any given event, it would be nice if anyone with knowledge of where the statistics are more widely available would be generous enough to share. Specifically guys like Quan and Roy who probably will not appear on any of the top ten lists but could definitely move themselves up with good performances.

Bradford says that he is going to explore his options within the draft. This is good news as he would likely be the second quarterback taken after Stafford of Georgia. I do not think that he would be able to turn down what would almost assuredly be first round money. This would be a huge blow to OU and would almost hand us the south for next year.

heres the article: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3760347