Bomar Picks Sam Houston State

[BobFam]

You had to know he'd go I-AA.

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[bigrobdsp]

You had to know he'd go I-AA.

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Bomar in Huntsville... go figure...

[H-towngreen]

Hunts-Vegas!!! Big city, bright lights

[SCREAMING EAGLE-66]

--He still gets to play again UT.... just not at OU....... He likely will get to enjoy "really losing big" to the Horns.

Little known fact... at one time (about 1890 to 1900, I think when NT was established) Sam Houston State was the largest college in the state of Texas.

Edited August 28, 2006 by SCREAMING EAGLE-66

[eeally]

This guy is a true dumb----

[Eway2929]

You had to know he'd go I-AA.

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He had to go I-AA if he wanted to play this year.

[Will to Win]

Well, now we can focus on our roster QB's

Who is going to start against UT?

UT named thier starter today. Colt McCoy

[VideoEagle]

He had to go I-AA if he wanted to play this year.

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There’s no guarantee he will be able to play this year. The NCAA has to have THEIR investigation and THEN decide his punishment! While he might be eligible under transfer rules, I think he’s still suspended for knowingly violating student benefit rules. The NCAA is not in any rush to do their investigation.

There’s a reason both TCU and Texas State publicly said “no” to him. I wonder how many other did so privately.

[HawaiianGreen]

There is alot of money around Sam Houston State and with the prison near by it should be a great fit.

[Harry]

There is alot of money around Sam Houston State and with the prison near by it should be a great fit.

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LOL!

[gangrene]

This guy is a true dumb----

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I'll second that...playing at SHSU should do wonders for his NFL stock...not to mention that quality education he'll be getting.

[untbowler]

I'll second that...playing at SHSU should do wonders for his NFL stock...not to mention that quality education he'll be getting.

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hmm I'll take your slap back at you. I had better education at SHSU then some of the crap the profs at UNT were throwing out. As for NFL stock it will help him alot better than the handoff practice for 12 games a year at UNT.