Sunkist

We will learn a lot about Garrett Gilbert over the next few weeks. The Greg Davis offense has always shown to be very simplistic and quarterbacks like Vince Young and Colt McCoy have been able to hide that quite a bit with their ability to improvise. At this point Gilbert hasn't shown to be that type of quarterback. That's less an indictment on Gilbert as it is on the offensive system and game plan that seems to require a guy who can run around and create something out of nothing. For Gilbert to have success Davis will need to design plays that don't have three or four receivers running five yards hitches, and allow him to throw down the field and over the middle. Let's see if he can get it done, time to throw him in and let him sink or swim.

Eat that OU....again!

With a decision needed to be made soon and as most of us expected, Bradley has hired an agent and is off to the NBA. Congrats Avery on pursuing your dream! I know you'll work hard at the areas you need to improve and will succeed in the NBA.

We don't make the top 25. I'm a bit surprised by this but perhaps having low expectations will not be such a bad thing.

About That Pass: Colt McCoy said that he knew that he had time to throw the ball out of bounds. One problem, though. Texas offensive coordinator Greg Davis taught him that the clock would stop as soon as the ball sailed out-of-bounds past the first-down marker. By rule, the clock didn’t stop until the ball hit a railing on the stands. "Coach Davis called me yesterday and said, ‘I’ve been coaching it that way for 37 years. I’m going to teach to throw it in the dirt,’" McCoy said.

Barnes is only building on his reputation as "Recruiter of the Decade" with more great hoops classes ahead. Hook 'em!

[Sad news for Bryant and yet another example of the absurd randomness of NCAA punishments, but good news for the Horns as we head to Stillwater. -BZ]

I can't believe this. What is happening in the Big 12 this year? This helps our chances greatly in Stillwater.