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Joel Klatt in trying to hype USC he used Texas in the early 2000's and he actually said the college football world ran through Texas for 6 years..

OUcatfish1965

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I put a post asking what 6 or 7 was he referring to since he is suggesting it was 6 or 7 season consecutive. .

2000 OU BEAT TEXAS 63-13 Big 12 title
2001 OU BEAT TEXAS 14-3
2002 OU BEAT TEXAS 34-24 Big 12 title
2003 OU BEAT TEXAS 63-13 #1 Lost Big 12 championship game
2004 OU BEAT TEXAS 12-0 Big 12 title
2005 Texas took the title and the Natty.. Ok.. will start here as season 1 of your 6 seasons
2006 Texas went 10-3 Texas won in Dallas. but OU took the Big 12 title,,,,. Did the college football world run through dkr this season? NOPE...
2007 Texas went 10-3 OU BEAT TEXAS and took the Big 12 title.. But did the college football world run through dkr this season? NOPE...
2008 Texas won in Dallas but OU tool the Big 12 title making it 3 straight for OU... But did the college football world run through dkr this season? NOPE...
2009 Texas won in Dallas and took the Big 12 title and lost the BCS title game... If you want to says college football ran though dkr in 2009... I will give you this one... but where in the hell are the 6 seasons you are talking about?
2010 5-7
2011 8-5
2012 9-4
2013 8-5
2014 6-7
2015 5-7
2016 5-7
2017 6-7
2018 10-4 Texas caught a depressed Georgia
2019 8-5
2020 7-3
2021 5-7

So Klatt... are you trying to add 2023 into the 6 season in the mid 2000's where college football ran through Texas? Because I will give you 2005 and 2008 and 2009.. but there is a 3 season gap where OU took the Big 12 title and went 34-6 through the regular season ..

The exaggeration of Texas record will never cease..
 
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