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With all the lavish upgrades the stadium is still open at one end and still built on its original bones which are relatively flat, expansive and not conducive to holding in crowd noise. Texas hosts a team on a roll with a hyped up star that is supposed to come to Austin and teach the Longhorns a thing or three. First of all Memorial Stadium is not built for noise. Well my favorite John Denver song is a different one. Enjoy HooK eM,.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} But, you say, the defense has been shaky and Geno Smith is the most prolific quarterback in college football on the third highest scoring team in the country. David Ash will continue to impress and Jonathan Gray will have his coming out party gaining more than yards with at least one run of more than 40 yards against a terrible WVU defense. The Horns have so many weapons on offense that even a Mexican Drug Lord would be scared of them. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}David Ash has the second highest quarterback rating in all of college football and now to his credit he has a big game saving performance on the road against a very good opponent. No worries. Furthermore Texas is stoic, the strong silent type if you prefer. Thank God. I love Texas and Texans just the way it is and they are. I see Texas winning by a score of something on the order of Noise in DKR There has been lots of laments over the years about the lack of noise at games and big games in particular at DKR Texas Memorial Stadium from now on in this space referred to as Memorial Stadium. Let me say a few words about that. It will be the biggest home game in several years. When WVU gets to the red zone, which will be often, Texas will stiffen and hold them to field goals and to 30 points or fewer. Austin is culture, high tech, music, arts and brainy college students. The game against Houston and David Klingler comes to mind.