Episode 267 - Red River Delivers

Down goes number one, and boy, was an exciting weekend of college football in the Red River Shootout, as we will forever remember it by Oklahoma Does the Crazy, like this rivalry always delivers in the Cotton Bowl.

Neiman, your thoughts.

That was a hell of a finish from Sandel.

Tate Sandel lives in infamy as one of the many kickers from that rivalry, like Dicker the Kicker.

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I don't think since we've been doing this podcast, I have predicted a game more accurately than the Oklahoma-Texas game this week, where-

Did you play lottery numbers, potentially? [laughs]

Yes.

It, you know, time traveling's a thing for orbs.

So-

[laughs]

... um, maybe I just got a, you know, a little bit of a Cliff Note cheat sheet here.

But, um, yeah, to say Oklahoma, I, I knew their defense would show up.

The kicker, man, he, he's a good one.

And man, that thing was true the moment it left his foot.

I was off by two yards.

I said it was gonna be a 45-yarder for the win, and it was 47.

So like Jonsky said to me, he goes, "I expect perfection." [laughs] So no, you know, no victory lap from Jonsky for me.

But, um, what a game.

Um, I watched a good amount of this one, and Texas did everything right except for two plays, and those two plays cost them the game.

And then you could say the third one with, with, uh, Arch's interception late that set up a chance to go for that field goal, when it looked like Texas was going to have that opportunity.

The thing that blows my mind is Texas outplayed them the whole game, and that game should've been a 24 to 10 game, Texas wins fairly easily.

They fumble a punt into the end zone for, to give Oklahoma life.

They, they had, I think, one first down going into that drive or two, and they punt from midfield and fumble the ball in the end zone.

And up seven, Arch throws a pick six, and now Oklahoma is cranking.