I think Mack Brown has a point his following comments concerning the fans who flooded the field after Texas 39-33 loss to Texas Tech.

"I'm afraid, in my lifetime, there will be a tragedy, and that's when we'll change the rules," Brown said.

"I really appreciate the class that our team, our coaches and our staff showed in a very difficult situation after that game, because it will not get more difficult than that," Brown said. "At the same time, it's not the students' fault, it's not Texas Tech's fault if we're going to allow that to happen across the country."

"I'm really proud of Texas that we don't do that here," Brown said. "Again, it's nothing against Tech, because we do not have Big 12 rules and we do not have NCAA rules against it. So I do not blame Tech, I do not blame the students at all. I just think it's a very difficult and dangerous situation for kids and coaches, and I think it would be better if it wasn't that way. It's not that way here and it's not that way in the NFL."

This is fine but when you start the holier than thou speech about how Texas wouldn't do that, you lose me. He should've used his soapbox to talk about improving security at college stadiums. Doing it this way makes him come off as a sore loser.