Time for a Permenant Second Look at Cotton Bowl Stadium Future

These discussions DO NOT come easy, and I feel Texas-OU having to be moved permenantly to Arlington has to be a given consideration. I've even in the past supported having the Red River Shootout in South Dallas when it became Jerryworld was increasingly a Regional and National Monolith.

But, with the cancellation of the ServPro First Responders Bowl, which was contentious in keeping it alive through the Dallas City Council and the Fair Park Projects that go on and on but never get done, I feel it has to be a Hard Second Look at Cotton Bowl Stadium Future.

The cobras being pungent, Dallas has not had a formal 100 Yard Pro Side play in City since the Early 1970s and the FC Dallas, who was the Dallas Burn, was the last full time tenant and they left in 2004.

And, I doubt anyone wants to get started on property values. And, the most central piece of a Fairground is Safety and Enjoyment.  Oklahoma's State Fair has been as bloat as the State being a running joke on itself and they should have seen the writing on the wall when losing Dirt Racing in the City, too.

There is no formal racetracks actively in the City of Dallas, and Dallas being iced out of Major League Baseball has only iced over the Baseball Fans in the City. But, this is not all about History, and I doubt just throwing money at Americans With Disabilities Act retrofits will solve anything here.

What if we had Texas vs. Miami (FL) in College Football

This is part 1 in my Miami: The Grudge Match Series and being wildly inspired to believe if Mark Richt had another Catholics vs. Convicts Confrontation like Miami played Notre Dame. But, Part 1 is my salacious personal favorite, what if Mark Richt led the University of Miami Hurricanes against the Texas Longhorns?

Round 1 would have been "Punishment Enough?" in the nasty, vulgar streets of South Dallas and the Cotton Bowl. Even though the PC thing would have been fill Royal Texas Memorial, but, I am going all the way in to how Randall Hill shot 'em out and made Texans of all stripes mad.

For all the noise Texas made about defending their state like it's OU Red River Shootout Week, the fact is the Herman Longhorns are dangerously underprepared. And, it gets out of control early and often for Texas, as by the end of the 1st, its 28 to Nothing Miami.

The score is 77-0 Miami and as usual, Texas is worked up en route to The Rock, Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Stadium, but, Miami makes fast, mad, and furious work of the once powerful Texas Longhorns by a final 112-0.

Editor's Note: I feel that it be closer to real reality, but, I'd feel like we'd get better Sporting Events one way or another and I feel that either way, the competition needs to rise in a bad way. In the sequel, I will air out if Catholics vs. Convicts really happened in the near future.