[Postgame Thread] Oklahoma Defeats Texas 27-24

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Texas	7	10	0	7	24
Oklahoma	0	7	3	17	27

[u/FunkBeaver]

The last Arch pick was horrifically bad, he just panicked. Literally just chuck that out of bounds or take the sack and the games going to OT

[u/suzukigun4life → u/FunkBeaver]

Dude does not have the poise of his uncles at all

[u/Equal-Interest6909 → u/suzukigun4life]

I think people forget how much of a fuckup everyone considered Eli for like the first 3 years of his career lol. He used to blindly chuck picks off his backfoot all the time 

[u/tombrady011235 → u/Equal-Interest6909]

Eli went to a school with no talent and turned that into the #1 overall pick where he then won two super bowls and two super bowl mvps. Eli always had it. Not a single Eli college teammate played in the NFL

Arch is surrounded by talent at a blue chip school

[u/Equal-Interest6909 → u/tombrady011235]

This is not me knocking Eli. He’s clearly a good QB. I’m just laughing at the comment that he doesn’t have the poise of his uncles, because one of those uncles didn’t always possess his characteristic poise. It’s still something that can be improved upon

[u/tombrady011235 → u/Equal-Interest6909]

Put some respect on Eli's name