NOV 30 POLLS

[Pony Soup]

AP RANKS TEXAS AHEAD OF OKLAHOMA AT NUMBER 3
1. Alabama (1620)
2. Florida (1516)
3. TEXAS (1488)
4. Oklahoma (1480)

COACHES MOVE TEXAS UP TO #3, BEHIND OU BY ONE POINT
1. Alabama (1521)
2. Oklahoma (1397)
3. TEXAS (1396)
4. Florida (1385)

HARRIS POLL NOT YET RELEASED


Only the Harris Poll and the Coaches poll count in the BCS. With the Coaches poll in a dead heat, the Harris poll voters will decide the fate of the Big 12 South. WHAT A JOKE!!!!!!!!

[expony18]

WOW! that is a good start for texas... the anticipation

[Pony Soup]

WOW! that is a good start for texas... the anticipation

I CANT TAKE IT

[03Mustang]

AP poll isn't part of BCS, is it?

[Pony Soup]

AP poll isn't part of BCS, is it?

No

[smupony94]

WOW! that is a good start for texas... the anticipation

I CANT TAKE IT

TWSS

[smupony94]

AP RANKS TEXAS AHEAD OF OKLAHOMA AT NUMBER 3
1. Alabama (1620)
2. Florida (1516)
3. TEXAS (1488)
4. Oklahoma (1480)

COACHES MOVE TEXAS UP TO #3, BEHIND OU BY ONE POINT
1. Alabama (1521)
2. Oklahoma (1397)
3. TEXAS (1396)
4. Florida (1385)

HARRIS POLL NOT YET RELEASED


Only the Harris Poll and the Coaches poll count in the BCS. With the Coaches poll in a dead heat, the Harris poll voters will decide the fate of the Big 12 South. WHAT A JOKE!!!!!!!!

Voters in the Associated Press media poll have reversed field, placing Texas ahead of Oklahoma.


Texas makes up big ground in coaches poll

By Suzanne Halliburton | Sunday, November 30, 2008, 11:42 AM

The USA Today coaches poll has been released.

Oklahoma held on to No. 2, but had only a one-point lead over Texas. The Longhorns, in jumping Florida, picked up 41 points over the Sooners on the ballot.

[Stallion]

Boy this is a mess-and all we want to see is the Big 12 South face off with the SEC.

[smupony94]

AP RANKS TEXAS AHEAD OF OKLAHOMA AT NUMBER 3
1. Alabama (1620)
2. Florida (1516)
3. TEXAS (1488)
4. Oklahoma (1480)

COACHES MOVE TEXAS UP TO #3, BEHIND OU BY ONE POINT
1. Alabama (1521)
2. Oklahoma (1397)
3. TEXAS (1396)
4. Florida (1385)

HARRIS POLL NOT YET RELEASED


Only the Harris Poll and the Coaches poll count in the BCS. With the Coaches poll in a dead heat, the Harris poll voters will decide the fate of the Big 12 South. WHAT A JOKE!!!!!!!!

Voters in the Associated Press media poll have reversed field, placing Texas ahead of Oklahoma.


Texas makes up big ground in coaches poll

By Suzanne Halliburton | Sunday, November 30, 2008, 11:42 AM

The USA Today coaches poll has been released.

Oklahoma held on to No. 2, but had only a one-point lead over Texas. The Longhorns, in jumping Florida, picked up 41 points over the Sooners on the ballot.

Yeah, I said the same thing as you PS

[mr. pony]

Like I said, Texas' political power and behind-the-scenes pressuring of the media is unprecedented. Dodds and Mack get what they want. Every time.

[smupony94]

Like I said, Texas' political power and behind-the-scenes pressuring of the media is unprecedented.

How do they have political power over the media?

[mr. pony]

Like I said, Texas' political power and behind-the-scenes pressuring of the media is unprecedented.

How do they have political power over the media?

I said political power in general and pressuring of the media.

[smupony94]

Like I said, Texas' political power and behind-the-scenes pressuring of the media is unprecedented.

How do they have political power over the media?

I said political power in general and pressuring of the media.

I get pressuring the media as every school is doing it but what is the political power?

[mr. pony]

OK, Rove, let me see ....

Political power. UT's got it. They get what they want - from any and everybody, state legislators, county commissioners, dog-catchers, conference committees, etc.

It came in real handy during the breakup of the SWC.

What, you think there's no politics in big-time sports? Doesn't have to mean Republican/Democrat.

[mr. pony]

[quote="smupony94I get pressuring the media as every school is doing it but what is the political power?[/quote]

I disagree. UT does it better and more shamelessly than most. Look at Mack's whining last night, compared to Stoops' post-game comments.