The letter is part of a strategy to prolong things.

All these games are going to be critical. It's sort of like a playoff scenario. All I know is I've got three of the five at home. I'd take four if somebody wants to give one up.

The easy thing to criticize Texas for in the past was they had so many stars, so many guys, there weren't enough balls to go around, ... But that doesn't seem to be the issue any more. They seem to have that team concept working for them and have done a great job with it. Texas is a real force.

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He probably throws the ball a little better than Vincent, but he doesn't run it as well yet,

I can create machine-readable definitions for functions but they are useless if the developer does not know how to use them.

He's not doing anything in the secondary except running through it. We hope he spends a lot of time down in the secondary, but on the other side.

I can't afford that distraction . . . not going to let myself have it.

He's a once-in-a-lifetime player for a coach, at least at that position.

He's the same kind of player (as Bloom) right now. He's got that kind of speed. He can take the top off the defense.