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09:59 PM ET 09.30 | After an unbelievable and nearly flawless performance against the Baylor Bears on Saturday, West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith has been named the Walter Camp Offensive Player of the Week. Smith destroyed almost every school record and a number of Big 12 records in the Mountaineers 70-63 win over Baylor. Smith completed 45-of-51 passes for a mind-boggling 656 yards and 8 touchdowns. It is the second time that Smith has won the award in 2012. For his senior campaign, the West Virginia signal-caller has thrown for 1,728 yards, 20 touchdowns and no interceptions.

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September 30, 2012 10:22 PM ET

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The hell you beller

Jon Deaux

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September 30, 2012 10:39 PM ET

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Good for Gino Smith. He took advantage of what has always been a very BAD defense with Baylor. Let's see him through for 8 TD's against a team with a defense....

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October 1, 2012 09:22 AM ET

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Originally posted 07:27 AM ET 10.01 by slimdiasy

Holgerson would look good as the next Texas head Coach

Hold on there, Slim. That sounds like blasphamey to me, and I'm not even a UTx homer.

FrogFan

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October 1, 2012 11:44 AM ET

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Originally posted 09:58 AM ET 10.01 by Moudz

that dude was not even wanted as an OC and he can run an offense without a doubt. He will never end up in Austin unless there is a complete change up with the decision makers.

I agree with you, FJJ. And I can't see the degree of change within the UTx management happening. I think Brown over the years has been the closest to emulate Royal and I also think that the royalesqe personality will be the prototype of any new head coach they ultimately bring in. Of course though, I reserve the right to be wrong.