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Oh noes guys! It's now a 20 point game with 8 minutes left! Whatever will we do?

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Grab the mattresses boys....

We missed out on free cookies??!! Everyone...GET HIM!

Yeah, probably not given the way this has been going, there's a very high chance this is likely going to end in like a 17-6 score at this point.

14-6 OU at halftime

Wait their starting QB Pribula is playing again? I thought Vanderbilt broke his ankle on that goal line tackle and he was done for the season?

It was the result of the 2020 year and the conference trying to hurriedly create 10 game conference schedules. A&M's original cross-divisional rotation for the 2014 onward period was: 2014 vs. Missouri, 2015 at Vanderbilt, 2016 vs. Tennessee, 2017 at Florida, 2018 vs. Kentucky, 2019 at...

Was it on the kicker though? It's one thing (and often the case) for it to be called on someone on the kickoff team crossing the line too early.

And how exactly does that make Arkansas, as you worded it earlier, a "former Big 12 school"?

Looks like A&M is 38th nationally defending the pass and also 38th nationally defending the run. Doesn't seem like one is more their heel than the other.

More UGA is pulling for Texas beating A&M above all else, followed by Auburn against Alabama to a lesser level (if A&M wins). The way the SEC SOS numbers are, UT/Vandy doesn't really do much of anything (if even anything) at all for them (unless you're projecting for like not only UF to beat UT...

I mean, that is a way for the conference to make less money off of it.

Also the protection. The offensive line's still allowing about 4-5 sacks a game and leading the league in most sacks allowed. That also needs to be upgraded or improved, whether it's for Cam or the next QB.

The point is: Arkansas was never a Big 12 school. It was never in any part of any iteration of that conference. You said Missouri and Arkansas were both former Big 12 schools.