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From: lor@ucla-cs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Oklahoma-Texas Game
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Date: Tue, 20-Nov-84 18:42:39 EST
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** Sorry for the previous article. I messed up when posting this article.

> You are correct in that one play does ot
> a game make; but the three plays the refs blew, in this case, certainly
> did.

	Is Texas unbeatable? Look how Houston beat Texas? They 
did not try to hang on a five point lead, gave up a safety, and 
then complained about the officials in the final field goal drive
(even the officials might be wrong.)
You want to beat Texas, you beat them in the entire game, like intercept
them five times, and even return an interception for a touchdown.
In the Houston game (which Houston won 29-15), even if Texas got a gifted
touchdown from the ref in their final drive, Houston still won!

	When was the last time Texas got whipped by two touchdowns? I 
hope that was not Oklahoma!



					Eddy Lor
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