Depth Chart

Some interesting notes:

-Chiles is now listed as "OR" with Marquise Goodwin at the Sub B.  Malcolm Williams is now 3rd string.

-David Snow is starting in place of Michael Huey.

-Fozzy is listed first for RBs in a list that does NOT include either Trey Newton or Vondrell McGee.  This could be interesting for the OU game considering the staff feels Newton and McGee were the best pass blocking backs available. 

Thoughts?

Harris Poll Link

The Horns actually received one #1 vote, but are still behind the land theives from the north.  For those not interested in going to the link the top 10 looks like this:

1.  Alabama (79)  9-0  2,798

2.  Penn State (17)  9-0  2,689

3.  Texas Tech (16)  9-0  2,644

4.  Florida (1)  7-1  2,391

5.  Oklahoma  8-1  2,366

6.  Texas (1)  8-1  2,322

7.  USC  7-1  2,273

8.  Okie State  8-1  2,021

9.  Utah  9-0  1,864

10.  Boise State  8-0  1,797

Looks like the Horns may still be in the title hunt with a little help.  Take care of business the next three weeks and hope for the best.

Hook Em Horns

http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/fb-depth-chart.html

I have yet to read or listen to Mack Brown's press conference today.  However, I did notice that Lamaar Houston is listed as the "or" co-starter at DT along with Aaron Lewis.

I'll admit, I'm a bit surprised to see Houston back so soon after last years guys (Melton and Sergio) received a 3 game suspension for what appears to be the same "crime".  I suppose Houston's history of good behavior on and off the field and in the classroom was taken into consideration.  I'm quite certain he has learned his lesson.

Of other note, the Sub B position is now listed with Malcolm Williams as the starter and Brandon Collins as his replacement.

If you haven't heard, Coach Mack Brown stated in today's press conference that Senior center, Dallas Griffin is out for the remainder of the season.  The report is that Griffin injured his knee badly enough that he can no longer play.

I would like to say thank you to Dallas Griffin for his hard work both on and off the football field.  Good luck in your future endeavors.

Hook Em