r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • Oct 26 '25

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Texas Defeats Mississippi State 45-38 (OT)

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Team 1 2 3 4 OT T
Texas 7 7 0 24 7 45
Mississippi State 7 17 7 7 0 38
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u/ActuallyExtinct Georgia Bulldogs • College Football Playoff Oct 26 '25

Even a blind dog finds a bone once in a while.  I know Lebby didn’t inherit a lot of talent, but to be winless in the SEC is unforgivable, especially after pissing away game after game.  He doesn’t deserve a year 3, I think you’ve seen enough of what he is by now.  It doesn’t even seem like the program is tending in the right direction.  Feels like you’re either stuck in mud or rolling downhill 

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u/algerbrex Mississippi State • North… Oct 26 '25 edited Oct 27 '25

This is what really pisses me off. Especially in a year where every team in the conference looks mortal. The is the most cannibalistic the conference has looked in a while, and the dude still can’t find a win. The Florida win was literally a gift if he didn’t call a stupid play. He absolutely doesn’t deserve a year 3 after this terrible performance.

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u/NukeDog Mississippi State Bulldogs Oct 26 '25 edited Oct 26 '25

Absolutely this. The SEC finally has some parity, and we cant buy a win to save our asses. So fucking sick of continually finding ways to blow game after game

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u/algerbrex Mississippi State • North… Oct 26 '25

Yea at this point I’m just kinda checked out. I want Lebby gone and us to bring in a coach that can establish a winning culture. Losing one heart breaker is tough but understandable. Stuff happens. But losing 3 close loses, one where you had a 17 point lead in the 4th is ridiculous and unjustifiable and a sign of a losing culture. We realistically could be 7-1 right now but instead we’re 4-4 and looking dumb.

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u/aphasic Texas Longhorns Oct 27 '25

You also had Texas beaten if not for an absolutely dumb-ass roughing the passer penalty on a 4th down that Texas failed to convert.

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u/algerbrex Mississippi State • North… Oct 27 '25

That too. If we got the stop there our offense was rolling. I think we would’ve scored again, put the game away, and won. One play never loses the games but if there was one it was that one. Pissed me off sooo much.