I watched this game on TV with my mom and dad when I was 8 years old. It was magical. And watching it now, 54 years later, I still get nervous!

Funny looking back that there were no celebrations like high fives, dances, etc. When they got excited all they knew to do was jump around and hug. Football players just looked like ordinary large men, not juiced up robotic monsters like today. I think an average offensive lineman was in the 240-250 lb range. Love how they televised the bands’ halftime show and not cut to the studio. Such a different time. I miss the world I grew up in.

@graciemaemarie11jones16

Жыл бұрын

why? less ghetto street thugs...oops,i cant say that! i be wayciss muddafudda

@zvbx

Жыл бұрын

Yeah no Negroes and plenty of Confederate flag waving. Those were the days for some people.

@Mjones8383

5 ай бұрын

Well they were all white, don't need all the selfish celebration. Whites played as a team unlike the teams of today

@johnsmithSongbird

4 ай бұрын

Me too Your right the average offensive line men was 278 pounds but very tough Bill Montgomery Later Joe Ferguson Was my hero at QB Hogs had 5 chances for national title from 1964- 2009

@Claude-sq2fy

2 ай бұрын

Lmao they were unathlethic morbidly obese plain ass COLINIZERS boring caucizoids

I thoroughly enjoyed Coach Wilkinson's demonstration of how the wishbone offense works.

@DNSKansas

4 жыл бұрын

He did the same thing before the 1971 Nebraska-Oklahoma game using LSU players to demonstrate.

@kevbomevbo3492

4 жыл бұрын

@@DNSKansas Yes, I saw that video too! Good stuff!

@paulsonj72

Жыл бұрын

Bud Wilkinson had the unique ability to make what was complex simple to the average fan. And off of football when he was coaching at Oklahoma he encouraged kids to read and a young OU football fan named Jim Ross took it to heart.(Yes that Jim Ross is JR is pro wrestling)

One of my favorite things is right after Peschel catches the 4th down pass, a cheerleader does backflips right on the field.

@thelugoffgamecock792

4 жыл бұрын

Such a different time. I was born in September 1969.

@michaelleroy9281

2 жыл бұрын

You won't see that in 2022

Just watched the movie, MY ALL AMERICAN, which is about Texas safety Freddie Steinmark, who wears #28. This was the last game he ever played. After this game, Steinmark was diagnosed with a very deadly form of bone cancer. His left leg was amputated at the hip within days of the conclusion of this game. He passed away approximately 18 months later at the young age of 22 years old. A memorial to Steinmark is in the tunnel of the Texas stadium, and players pay their respect to Steinmark by touching the memorial as they come down the tunnel for each game.

@douglasmarshall5904

3 жыл бұрын

Texas dedicated the 1970 Cotton Bowl to Steinmark. I was there! Texas defeated Notre Dame in a great game..

@richardmusquez5373

Жыл бұрын

I came across this movie about a year ago. Very inspirational!

@graciemaemarie11jones16

Жыл бұрын

yes.he is the one called for holding.almost cost them the game.sorry he got sick

@ronbowlingjr6122

Жыл бұрын

​@@graciemaemarie11jones16when during the game was he called for holding

@katherinebyron2177

Жыл бұрын

@@graciemaemarie11jones16 If you hear what the players say about that call, they say Freddie saved the game with that hold, because it prevented a touchdown and UT held Arkansas preventing them from scoring.

Darrell Royal RIP He had the guts to call The 4th and 3 play

@muffs55mercury61

4 жыл бұрын

He never had a losing season in 20 years 1957-76. Closest he came was 5-5-1 in 1976, his final.

@dannyrolen6588

2 жыл бұрын

biggest play in Texas history

@codyward4200

Жыл бұрын

To call right 53 veer pass at that point in the game took all the guts the world to call that.

Rest in Peace coach Royal, James Street, and Freddie steinmark

This was a gripping game-everyone in the country was watching. And Nixon was there.

Wow Nixon’s halftime analysis was actually really good and his prediction for the second half was pretty spot on

This game was originally scheduled for October moved to December 6. Brilliant move!

@paulsonj72

4 жыл бұрын

@@bretyeilding9215 He was. ABC also. caught a break in that this game became MUCH more important after #1 Ohio St lost to Michigan two weeks earlier. If that does not happen this game is important but it's not for #1 as Ohio St. would have stayed there

When you throw the bomb on 4th down and 3 with a team that ran the wishbone they deserved to be National Champions 1969

2:20:04 The young lady in the Texas band had no idea she was on national television. I imagine when she returned to Austin and was told she had been on TV she was very surprised. 50 years later she has probably shown this video to her grandchildren.

@thelugoffgamecock792

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. She got plenty of camera time!

@merchantsmithimages

2 жыл бұрын

She couldn't even play her instrument. That's real excitement!!!

@MrDuds1984

4 ай бұрын

Amazing play and the cheerleader flipping on the field right after the catch what was that about???

Nixon at half time was outstanding. He wants to talk football in detail--and does it well.

@efan2012

3 жыл бұрын

He LOVED it.. that tape where he rants at how bad the Redskins were playing always makes me lmao. Even he admitted: "I was awful at playing it," but he had a great football mind. In another world he woulda been a killer coach or GM in NFL or college.

@kylehanson7288

3 жыл бұрын

He's pretty spot on too. From what I remember, he says that it'll come down to the 4th quarter with Texas winning by going to the air attack.

@michaelleroy9281

Жыл бұрын

Note that he was late for the game, but that's like the president in 2022 I'll leave it at that

My memories growing up of College Football are more of Keith Jackson, but Bud Wilkinson is outstanding, as is Chris.

@ralphmelvin1046

Жыл бұрын

And Bill Fleming too

Some people thought the Wishbone was boring, I never did.Any play could be broken for a TD and a good QB was a magician with ball..Only drawback, it wasn't a very good come from behind type of offense

@brettrobinson2901

4 жыл бұрын

THAT'S a myth. Ideally you didn't WANT to fall behind too far, and the great wishbone powerhouses of those days didn't very often....but several times I remember Switzer's Sooners coming back to beat a Nebraska, OHIO State, or other team. Same with Bear's Bama wishbone teams that could always throw it......mmmmm....maybe not his 1971 wishbone team.

Nixon really knew his football. His analysis is sharp and his foretelling of a super college bowl was prescient. Speyrer really made some terrible turnovers. Bet he was thrilled Texas won. Dicus of Arkansas has some great moves.

This was the best game in the history. of the SWC!

@aldixon1977

4 жыл бұрын

@Michael Leroy: Has this been confirmed ?

@michaelleroy9281

2 жыл бұрын

@@aldixon1977 maybe not the best but most memorable considering what was at stake conference championsip number 1 ranking national championship

Shocked that after Kennedy, Nixon would be allowed to sit amongst the crowd in the stands.

@patgalvez4563

5 ай бұрын

Nixon was popular in Texas

Love the enthusiasm of the Longhorn Band clarinet player, she stops playing because she is so excited, and then after the TD she mistakenly stomps on her own hat.

Dick Bumpas #61 Arkansas, went on to coach the DL with TCU and Gary Patterson for many years. This is the first game I ever remember being excited to see when I was a kid. I still have the Sports Illustrated. Terry Frei has written about the game, Horns, hogs, and Nixon coming. I really enjoyed it. Lots of good info.

Montgomery threw every pass perfectly un till the last one to Dicus who had a two ft separation foot lead from the Texas Defender but he underthrew it and that has been my legacy for the last 52 years. It changed everything. I just didn't know it at the time. I must have been 20 years old in the whole world ahead of me. It is a moment in time that will not be repeated at least not yet.

How many coaches on 4th and 3 with a Conference and National Championship in the balance call a play like that? To add a couple of llbs to the balls he had to call "that" specific play. The degree of difficulty was ridiculous. A rollout to the off hand/left side, deep ball to the sideline thats closing fast and two defensive backs right there. The ball had to be perfectly thrown, it was and the reciever needed maximum concentration and he had that. This game and that play stands the test of time as a true Great Game and. American example of sportsmanship going hand in hand with character.

Freddie Steinmark RIP.

@RollTideRising

3 жыл бұрын

Look how fast is

@Whitespy778

2 жыл бұрын

MY ALL AMERICAN!

Great game. I remember visiting family in Center, Tx. House shook and another long horn victory!

The more I watch these games from the late '60's early '70's, I must say that ABC was ahead of its time with these College Football telecasts. The initial bumper with the Heisman Trophy slowly rotating and the classic color edition of the ABC logo was very eloquent followed by the sideshow style shot of the elements of College Football and topped off with the "Gimmie a...NCAA" Opening was fantastic ahead of its time. ABC, since it was waiting for the Pro contract to start in 1970 with NFL Monday Night Football, gave College Football the Royal Treatment and did a tremendous job teaching about the game. In addition, many got to follow the players and coaches on Saturday and later after Graduation on MNF. ABC should be very proud of that time in history. Chris Schenkel and later Keith Jackson became icons behind the mics, along with Bud Wilkenson and later Frank Broyels turned into 2 of the best analyst ever. In a lot of ways these broadcast served notice that ABC was on their way out from the 3rd position and on their way to the No.1 Network in the Fall of 1975. I was less than a year old on this date, but by the time 1975 rolled around, I was hummin' the Monday Night Football intro theme...|Da da da daaaaaa!!! And singing the theme to Baretta....Don't do the crime if you can't do the time...Noooo (Don't do it) Keep your eye on the sparrow. Da da da da da. When the going gets narrow. Don't do it, don't do it. Where can I go where the cold winds don't blow, Now. Well, well, well. Wow! Was so simple all those years ago. This is why its so important to give your best at all times. It makes nostalgic moments even greater.

@gregsells8549

11 ай бұрын

ABC Sports was the spark for the network's emergence from the basement, with "Wide World of Sports," the Olympics and its "up close and personal" approach. Meanwhile, ABC's sales department was touting "superior demographics" to Madison Avenue, as the network tended to draw a younger audience than the competition, and advertisers wanted the young people who would tune into ABC's primetime ("The Odd Couple," "The Mod Squad," "Movie of the Week") and daytime ("All My Children," "General Hospital") shows. ABC was also great at promotion, with memorable slogans like "This is the Place to Be" (1970-72) and "Let Us Be the One" (1976). After ABC became Number One in primetime, the network tapped sports head Roone Arledge to turn around the news division with "World News Tonight."

@spryfolII

11 ай бұрын

@@gregsells8549 Nice reply. ABC actually was "our" Network. One thing the Network doesn't get enough credit for was they had black folks on shows often. Even their own shows like "That's My Mama", and "What's Happening". That was huge. Television will never be as good as it was back then ever again.

These old games are the best.

Back when this game was played there was one televised game a week. I rarely missed one.

You've got to give it to those Texas boys. They did everything wrong, but they never gave up.

This game just gives you goosebumps!

Chris Schenkel was better known for bowling, but people forget that he called so many famous events over the years. He also called the Colts/Giants championship and the NBA Willis game.

@otakupagoda6444

3 жыл бұрын

He also called one of the other "games of the century" ... 1971 Oklahoma-Nebraska

@douglasmarshall5904

3 жыл бұрын

Schenkel could do it all. He was great doing the Olympic horse shows! I had his book "How to Watch Football on Television" published in the early 60's. A versatile pioneer.

First football game I ever saw. My dad was a Texas alum. Super fun.

what a name for a kicker...................Happy Fellor...............

The triple-option seem to account for all the quarterback which means whatever street was hoping he had an open path which led to the first Texas touchdown and also to the two-point conversion. The fact that he was not covered meant he had read the defensive tackle correctly and there was nothing that could be done to stop him.

Was a Hogs fan as a 10 year old back in the day.

Enjoyed watching this, there was nobody running 20 yds down the field after making a big play beating their chest like u see today, just make a play huddle up and move on to the next play....Awesome!!!

@scotchtape7386

Жыл бұрын

Today's players are low iq retards

2:06:59 Promo for the College Division playoffs that ABC showed the following week. Most of the schools playing are now FCS, except that Louisiana Tech and Arkansas State are FBS. The Boardwalk Bowl was played indoors at the Atlantic City Convention Hall (now Boardwalk Hall) on grass, the Grantland Rice Bowl was at BREC Memorial Stadium near the Louisiana capitol, the Pecan Bowl was at Turnpike Stadium (a minor league ballpark which would be expanded into the major league park Arlington Stadium), and the Camellia Bowl was at Hughes Stadium on the campus of Sacramento City College.

A few things, Dicus is a beast and it’s unreal Texas won with that many turnovers. It’s also crazy how much football has changed but also how it’s still the same game. Footballs the best

I was 11 years old and remember watching this game. Living in PA, I remember the uproar from Penn State thinking Nixon deprived them from consideration for the National Title. I just laughed. I was a Pitt fan....lol

Two (or maybe three Presidents) Presidents, Richard Nixon and future President George HW Bush) and possibly his son, George “Shrub” Bush went to this game. The glory of the SWC conference.

I wonder if this was a re-air years later on KATV (Channel 7) in Arkansas. They have used the same Channel 7 logo as WABC-TV in New York, KABC-TV in LA and KGO-TV in San Francisco (all also on Channel 7) for years.

@gregsells8549

Жыл бұрын

The game was run a few times as a pledge-week special on Austin PBS, KLRU (Channel 18).

@bloqk16

11 ай бұрын

@WaltGekko . . . [expressed as a compliment] You really know your TV stations of that era! Thanks for writing about it, as I had a similar intent doing so. I found it interesting that the Channel 7 logo was displayed throughout the telecast back then, as it really didn't get popular to do on US TV until 1991 at the time of the Persian Gulf War, as competing TV and cable networks were using each others video clips for reporting on that war. So, TV stations and networks logos started being displayed during the telecasts. Some people complained that the logo display burnt the image into the TV screens.

The fact that they had these boys playing on concrete is remarkable.

@gutted3638

2 жыл бұрын

and sad. astroturf was a destroyer of careers

@WaltGekko

Жыл бұрын

Back then, grass fields were often in very poor shape by this point in a season. Astroturf was just beginning to be installed in many stadiums as a way to reduce injuries and have more playable surfaces late in the seasons as by this point, many grass fields had famously become dirt which actually was worse as grass fields were poorly maintained. It was only when Prescription Athletic Turf, first used at the Orange Bowl for the 1976 NFL and College football seasons caught on during the 1980's when this changed.

Lol that catch was like the Vince young run at the end of the usc game.

Color television was rare at the time but ABC pulled out all the shots for this one. It was the game of the century and now I think it has become the Day game of the decade. Well let's just leave it at that and send by the improves on the game of the century it just ain't happened yet. In 2020 on August 14th. Been there done that got the T-shirt.

AND a prayer after the game - WOW - How times have changed!!

@ronbowlingjr6122

28 күн бұрын

Yes and for the worst

The first college football game that ever saw on tv!

I never like the wishbone or option offense. However, watching this brings back good memories of mine talking how much I hate that offense.

I am a Trekkie and a question on a Trek forum was what gift would you give Dr. McCoy? Since he is from the South, a hologram of the 1969 Texas/ Arkansas game with him on the fifty year line. He’s love it!

@madbrowniac7871

4 жыл бұрын

Not only from The South a graduate of The University Of Missisissippi no less.B.W.

@michaelleroy9281

Жыл бұрын

1969 the year the original Star Trek was cancelled on NBC

THE BIG SHOOTOUT!

My all time favorite college football game #2 was 1971 Nebraska at Oklahoma

@cynic2all

27 күн бұрын

While I was a Texas fan, I have to reverse that order. Texas/Arkansas '69 was decided by mistakes-- Texas made more of them, but Arkansas made them at more critical times. But in Nebraska/Oklahoma '71, they were clearly the best in the country and both teams played at their best.

It was very sad watching Freddie run off the field after the holding penalty.

Bud Wilkinson was usually a pretty good analyst but he did miss the point where he thought that Chuck Dicus needed to have to feed in at the 4-yard line when in college football is only one foot. From the replay it looks like he did get one foot in at the 4-yard line of Texas. If Campbell had not complained about the second touchdown you probably would have never been called back. I think Texas was destined to win this game it took a few Miracles like it took was Hitler versus the Russians. But it was always there. Just waiting to be manifest. And that is the story all through history. I was glad to be a part of this history I was in Austin Texas in my apartment in the fall of 1969 when this game was played. What Memories what Memories.

The last Division 1 college game of the 60's turned out to be a great one

BILL FLEMING ............SO VASTLY UNDER RATED .........

Charlie COTTON Speyrer Great name!

The announcer of this game Chris Schenkel said this was the best game he ever announced. This was when he was interviewed later in life.

The game was more engaging back then. Strategy was more important as well as the players were more relatable.

@mikeyposs3132

Жыл бұрын

Relatable?

@MGOBLUE902

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeyposs3132 he means white haha

my grandpa played in this

I notice one thing....No black players....this was 1969...this is what America looks like without us...in 1967 Hugh McElroy was the first black player who become a starter in 1970 for Texas and was able to travel with the team...in the movie, my all American Street the QB was played by his son...

No game can ever top this one, Texas fan or other.

@vwm8534

2 жыл бұрын

I would say this one and Oklahoma - Nebraska 1971 are the best two.

@michaelleroy9281

2 жыл бұрын

@@vwm8534 possibly Notre Dame Michigan State 1966 UCLA USC with OJ 1967

How often does a team commit six turnovers in a game and still win? But those two fourth quarter picks by the Texas D were massive.

@mileslancer8496

4 жыл бұрын

And don’t forget Texas crossed the 50 yard line only twice, one on a busted play.

This year marks the 55th anniversary of the Game of the Century between Texas and Arkansas. ABC should mark the occasion by airing the game between them on November 16 and present the broadcast as if it was still 1969.

Chuck Dicus played briefly for SD Chargers.

what's was amazing as a Arkansas fan, all the touchdowns were score at the south end zone

2:20:34 cheerleader does cartwheels on field of play

@michaelleroy9281

2 жыл бұрын

You won't see that in 2022

I lived in Springdale and watched that game on TV Arkansas had a touchdown called back That lead 14-0 Texas scored 14-7 Then as the game was near end Texas went on 4th down and then broke tackle and scored then went for 2 15-14 If the touchdown had not been called back Arkansas would have still won 21-15 Arkansas won their bowl game But fell short of the national title

Arkansas receiver made catch clearly out-of-bounds during first Arkansas drive in first quarter.

@country_mfer

5 жыл бұрын

NO

@ronniebishop2496

4 жыл бұрын

What about offense pass interference. I didn’t see that either.

@arky5610

Жыл бұрын

what about the clip on Arkansas line backer Mike Bocchetti on James Street long touchdown run that should of been called back

1:58:56 James Street scores followed by a 2 point conversion

I wished I could have been around then

I'm going to write a book soon, crazy title - called "Fake,Fake,Feed, 56 Years of Option Football ".

This game will ALWAYS sting me. I was 7 . Cried like the baby that I was after that game. I didn't cry last night though after my HOGS beat the dogshit out of the horns 40-21. It wasn't that close either. Welcome to the SEC!

arkansas capt, made a mistake, when he said, will defend this goal, gave Texas the options to receive or kick. Texas received both kickoffs, and had the wind in the 4thqtr

@michaelhead4472

5 жыл бұрын

I did that once. Granted, it was in little league though.

@DNSKansas

4 жыл бұрын

That was not a mistake. Frank Broyles told his captains to take the wind if they won the coin toss. I don't know why he took the wind in the third quarter and not the fourth.

The highest rated game in football history college or professional

Penn State was the best team that year. This was criminal.

2:20:24 James,launches one on 4th down for a 1st down

Chuck Dicus was an animal!!!

Slow motion and dual isolation what is new to the ABC Network at the time.

OMGOSH - A prayer before the game - That does not happen these days. I had forgotten that an invocation was said before the game. AND the National Anthem with everyone standing.

My dad said he smoked two packs watching this game

@gutted3638

2 жыл бұрын

lol yep my dad was burning through the lucky strikes that day

@jdobbs7700

Жыл бұрын

I was a freshman in high school in Texas and played on a bad team. It was on this day I told my late father I was going to college at Texas. Seven and nine years later I held bachelor's and master's degrees from UT. Loved every minute. My daughter graduated from Texas in 2017. I never missed a football game, but my daughter only went to one game! Times change.

Not one black athlete in the starting lineup for either team. Yet today football is dominated by black athletes. Many of whom earn millions of dollars. Yet some people today insist that systematic racism still exists in America. I am not saying that things are perfect because you can not eliminate racism from people's hearts, but I am convinced that the US has made great strides in battling racism.

@merchantsmithimages

2 жыл бұрын

Not enough strides away from sports. The Big Ten always had Black Athletes, but the SWC had to catch up.

@howl_with_the_wolves2861

Жыл бұрын

Lots of racism- only in 2022 America it's all generated AGAINST straight white men.

@michaelleroy9281

Жыл бұрын

This is 2022, someone just has to bring up race in the conversation

@cwebedstuy

Жыл бұрын

​@@howl_with_the_wolves2861😂😂😂😂BLM✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿❤️❤️

What America should still be

Who is watching this on the same date in 2020?

@michaelleroy9281

Жыл бұрын

I watch it every fall during the college season

“My All American” brought me here.

@EternalStar2401

5 жыл бұрын

samxday Same! I just wanted to see how accurate the plays in the movie were to the actual game and they were very accurate!

@samxday

5 жыл бұрын

Eternal Star 2401 definitely. The film dramatised it really well 👍

Rip Freddy

If the CFP existed back then, it would've been like this: 1. Texas (Cotton Bowl) 2. Penn State (Orange Bowl) 3. Arkansas (Cotton Bowl) 4. Kansas (Orange Bowl) The other two teams would be in other four "New Years Six" Bowls: (And if the moronic "no repeat" rule didn't exist) 5. Michigan (Rose Bowl) 6. USC (Rose Bowl) And the rest: (If the Fiesta Bowl existed back then) Missouri (Peach Bowl) Michigan (Peach Bowl) Notre Dame (Fiesta Bowl), LSU (Fiesta Bowl) Tennessee (Sugar Bowl), and Ole Miss (Sugar Bowl, probably). Ohio State (already eliminated because of the loss to Michigan) would likely play in a different new years game like the Gator Bowl. That is if the Big Ten allowed other teams (besides Michigan) to play in bowl games.

@gutted3638

2 жыл бұрын

that's a good analysis of it actually. i agree

2:20:36 How did that guy get on the field so fast lol nice flips though

So did Bill Montgomery go on & practice law?

How about the cheerleader going through the frame doing flips at the end of the 4th and 3 play…hahahaha.

I remember something else After texas led 15-14 Montgomery threw a interception If Arkansas could have got a field goal they would have won 17-15 😢😢😢😮

It was silly that referee Carl Landiss only introduced the officials Mr. So and So, instead of using their full names without the "Mr.". Watch the 1971 Nebraska-Oklahoma game, and referee Vance Carlson simply introduces them by their full name without "Mr.", which shows Carlson was treating the players as men, unlike Landiss, who was treating the players like little boys.

@otakupagoda6444

3 жыл бұрын

More formal society back then. Almost everyone was "Mr.," "Miss," or "Mrs."

Returning to yearly status in 2025....hopefully the SEC doesn't fuck it up. Texas should play OU, A&M and Arkansas every year. Arkansas' three should be Texas, Mizzou and LSU.

@michaelleroy9281

Жыл бұрын

Texas will play OU every year in Dallas, just like always

Commentators: Chris Schenkel, Bud Wilkinson & Bill Flemming.

Glory days of Arkansas and Texas football. In Darrell Royal's Texas career (1957-76) he never had a losing season (the closest was 5-5-1 in 1976) Both programs in recent years have seen better days especially Arkansas which is 6-18 in the last two seasons.

@craigkleber9316

4 жыл бұрын

Mark B Fensler Arkansas was the real national Champ in 1964 not ND or Alabama

James Street with one of the most clutch performances I’ve ever seen 2:32:00 What a terrible decision by Montgomery. You’re down 1 & in field goal range, why are you throwing a risky hero ball like that?

Steinmark’s limp

@michaelleroy9281

Жыл бұрын

Who would know this would be the last game he played in

Wonder if Nixon was contemplating bombing Cambodia while he was watching the game?

They should have played Penn State

@ronniebishop2496

4 жыл бұрын

They would have murdered Penn State with that wishbone.

Before steroids

In those player introductions, neither team had a black player starting.

@jamesbowers5946

4 жыл бұрын

Both of them had the first black players in their history on their freshman squads at the time of this game. Arkansas had Hiram McBeth. Texas had Julius Whittier. However, NCAA rules prevented freshmen from playing on varsity at the time.

@michaelleroy9281

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a 2022 comment race enters the chat

I miss the days when we got to see the 1/2 time shows instead of the inane commentators

@cwebedstuy

Жыл бұрын

Hi raymond how old are you?

1:59:02 Personal Foul, Clipping, Texas. 15 yard penalty. Repeat 2nd down.