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Iconic architect Frank Gehrys passing has left the world in mourning. Despite not studying architecture, Corey admires Gehrys greatness, comparing him to Michael Jackson and Michael Jordan. Gehry didnt just design buildings; he reimagined them, embodying vision, courage, reinvention, and a refusal to think small. His work moved, flowed, challenged, and inspired. As we remember his impact, Corey shares a quote: Greatness isn’t a talent — it’s the courage to imagine what has never been seen. Thank you, Frank, for showing the world what imagination can build when it refuses to be ordinary.

Kirby Smart, Georgia Bulldogs head coach, praises Texas Longhorns, acknowledging their competitiveness despite a lopsided earlier game. He also defends Florida Gators, highlighting their strength and talent. Smarts comments offer a unique perspective on team evaluation for playoff consideration.

Championship Saturday unfolds, Texas Longhorns playoff hopes hinge on other teams outcomes. Ohio States win over Indiana and Dukes victory against Virginia could indirectly bolster Texass resume. The Longhorns, with ten wins and three losses, have three top fifteen wins and two top ten victories. Georgias defeat of Alabama may pave the way for a ranked Texas team ahead of the Crimson Tide. Ohio States early win against Texas now appears more impressive.

Texas Longhorns playoff hopes surprisingly alive after conference championship upsets

Alabamas College Football Playoff hopes diminish after SEC Championship loss, opening the door for Texas Longhorns and other teams like Miami and Notre Dame.

Texas Longhorns Long Shot at College Football Playoff: Despite a strong season, the Longhorns chances seem slim. However, surprising odds from FanDuel Sportsbook and Alabamas potential loss could open a door. With nine wins and three losses, including impressive victories against top-fifteen teams, Texas fans are buzzing with excitement for Selection Sunday.

The College Football Playoff race is heating up as teams like Alabama and BYU have control over their destiny, while bubble teams like Texas, Vanderbilt, Miami, and Notre Dame face a complex path. The playoff rankings have sparked debate, with Notre Dame ranked ahead of Miami despite the head-to-head loss. Texas and Vanderbilt, with strong schedules, are outside the top twelve. The committee considers factors like strength of schedule, head-to-head results, and player availability. Ohio State, Indiana, Georgia, and Texas Tech hold the top four spots, with Alabama, Notre Dame, and BYU rounding out the top eleven. Texas and Vanderbilt are ranked thirteenth and fourteenth, respectively. Teams not playing on Championship Saturday are in a tense waiting game, with the committee known to have a short memory. Notre Dames playoff hopes were boosted by Boise States conference title win. Miami has a strong case over Notre Dame due to their head-to-head victory and defeating Florida State. Texas and Vanderbilt face an uphill battle, needing multiple upsets and a favorable committee decision to make the final four.

BYUs Playoff Hopes Crushed: A Tale of Social Media Jabs and Championship Losses The BYU Cougars suffered a devastating loss in the Big Twelve Championship game, effectively ending their College Football Playoff dreams. This defeat comes after a playful social media jab at Texas Longhorns head coach, Steve Sarkisian, who had previously stated it would be a disservice to leave his team out of the playoffs. Both teams now find themselves outside the playoff picture, highlighting the intense competition and high stakes in college footballs postseason race.

Championship Saturday unfolds with Texas Longhorns playoff hopes on the line. Ranked 13th, they stand to benefit from BYUs loss and Georgias dominance over Alabama. Ohio States win against Indiana could soften the impact of their earlier loss to Texas. Dukes victory over Virginia is crucial for Texass chances. Despite inconsistencies, Texass resume, including six wins in seven games and victories over top-fifteen teams, is defended by John Bianco. The final playoff selection show airs tomorrow at 11 AM Central time on ESPN.