MrBig - You got more out of this than you bargained for! I know it looks fishy now, but this line has moved 3.5 points already and the line has flipped. Those are huge hurdles in line movement. As for the game itself, I would lean Texas at this point. If this is a close game at the end (and I tend to think it will be), Texas has the leader who can go win the game for them in Sam Ehlinger. The Texas offense is good, averaging 481 yards and 41 points per game. The Texas defense is suspect. They yield over 300 yards/game passing, and in their last two games have yielded an average of 267 yards/gm rushing. I don't think TCU is that good and I still think they are being overrated. Their offense has QB issues which have shown up in the passing game. The TCU running game is good, and they could perhaps dictate the tempo and pace of the game with that running attack. Their defense is the ultimate Jekyll and Hyde unit. Yes, the D shut down Kansas and Kansas State, two rather low powered offenses. But Iowa State and SMU lit them up. UT's offense is much more like SMU and ISU than KU or KSU. Texas has played its conference season very close to the vest so far. They have beaten OSU, WVU and KU (combined conference record of 2-10) by an average of 6 points/game. They were handled by Oklahoma at the line of scrimmage, but I don't see TCU dominating the LOS like OU did. Like I said, I lean Texas, but definitely not ready to pull the trigger here.