Best in TX

[Dutch]

http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/tag/_ ... int-stance

By Ivan Maisel

A reader and Longhorns fan challenged my comment that TCU has supplanted Texas as the state’s most successful program. Since the beginning of 2006, TCU is 58-11; Texas is 55-15. In that time, the Horned Frogs and the Longhorns each have been to two BCS bowls; each has won one. Texas fans argue that strength of schedule should be considered. But given TCU’s momentum -- 16-1 in 2010-11 vs. Texas’ 8-7 -- it’s hard to see why the Horned Frogs shouldn’t be considered the best.

[Nacho]

tcu plays a much easier schedule not that i am any defender of ut.

[Junior]

how does that analysis change if you include 2005?

[03Mustang]

Dumber: http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/06/ ... 4720080609

[PonyKai]

Anything that agitates and gets a response from the holier-than-though tea sippers is fine by me. I'm surprised one of them stopped looking down his nose at the rest of the college football world long enough to write an email.

[redpony]

What's even more amazing is that they even know how to use the internet and respond to an email.

GO PONIES!!!

[Pony ^]

TCU plays Utah every year, Texas plays OU every year. HUGE DIFFERENCE

[BleedingRed+Blue]

Are TCU and Utah still playing this year as non-conference opponents, now that Utah has moved on to the Pac-10, Pac-12, Pac-Whatever-It's-Called-This-Week?

[smupony94]

TCU plays Utah every year, Texas plays OU every year. HUGE DIFFERENCE

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