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Personally, I've never understood this "modern era" stuff. If you're going to go back to 1945, you may as well consider the whole of college football history. I mean seriously, that's 25 years before most schools even started letting black students compete! I guess this modern era stuff is a way for the Okies, who were getting whipped by Texas for four decades before they finally hired Bud, to feel better, LOL.
Personally, I've never understood this "modern era" stuff. If you're going to go back to 1945, you may as well consider the whole of college football history. I mean seriously, that's 25 years before most schools even started letting black students compete! I guess this modern era stuff is a way for the Okies, who were getting whipped by Texas for four decades before they finally hired Bud, to feel better, LOL.
Series lead don't lie, boys!
Some other #'s that don't lie: a 47 game win streak, 7 National Titles, only program to have 4 Coaches to win 100 or more games, 5 Heisman Trophy winners, and the list could go on and on......well, just read the article again.
Perennial Underachiever Tejas will never have the Sooners' tradition....at least not in any of our lifetimes.
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Oh to what really matters: Tejas it's good to see you WAY behind at #8. ;-)
That's nice.
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