The Hound said:

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T-REX said:

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The Hound said:

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What's funny is that none of the five stars on that list and ~ 50% of the four-stars never made that big of an impact. If anyone thinks reeling in four or five stars makes a program healthy and successful, I invite them to take a gander at UT's recruiting class relative to their win/loss record for the last 10 years.

Now, whether Baylor would be more likely to allow alcohol if we started to go .500…maybe I guess. But I don't buy that they would see it as a major incentive to get people to go to games

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while I mostly agree, it is a undisputable fact that no team has won a football Matty in the modern era without a 5* on the roster

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Thanks Little Matty

But yes, you're correct. It's the five star offensive and defensive linemen that make the biggest difference. Those are the guys that are just physically on a different level

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there are some things that just can't be built in a weight room and those 5* lineman have it

GoldMind said:

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cougar king said:

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At UH, we sell beer, wine, cocktails, margaritas and hard liquor.


We also have our own beer sold at the games and at HEB called Cougar Paw. Drinkers will enjoy TDECU.

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Gotta have some kinda perks to get fans to drive into downtown Houston, I feel you

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We had a car stolen in Houston.

Contrary to popular belief, Jesus didn't make Hi-C in those giant jars of water.

People forget that prior to the temperance movement of the 19th century, alcohol was generally accepted among all cultures.

Yogi said:

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Contrary to popular belief, Jesus didn't make Hi-C in those giant jars of water.

People forget that prior to the temperance movement of the 19th century, alcohol was generally accepted among all cultures.

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We drink the finest brews in sec 111