I always like looking at videos of dudes doing crazy, dangerous stunts, especially if they have to land on their heads a few times before they get it. My coaches always said you learn more from your mistakes than your successes, but I never really believed it until I didn't have any choice.

The dude in this video is insane...he's lucky didn't end up with a iron spike through his frikkin skull!! One way to learn a lesson. Check it out and don't try this at home, girls!!!

This dude is from Holland or something, but you have to admire it anyway - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z19zFlPah-o

One of the only things I don't like about Camp is being surrounded by ignorant Longhorn fans, along with some Baylor and TCU types, SMU burnouts and even one OU grad who had the gaul to show up here. Stackhouse, I don't know if they even have four-year colleges where you come from.

Some of these scrubs seem to be under the impression that Texas football begins and ends in Austin. To educate them, I'm linking to a video, which I believe will set the record straight - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-KgnGyUdP4

A couple of guys have asked me about my workout routine. I only do High Intensity Interval Training (some people call it Tabatta, after the Japanese dude who invented it). It sounds high tech but is really just combining very high intensity exercises together for short periods of time. People try to outdo each other with insane workouts online.

The first time I heard of it was on TV. A former Marine decided to do it to get back in shape and did a workout that had five sets of lifting a 50 pd kettlebell (like a cannonball with a handle) over his head 50 times.

After the guy was done, he ended up in a coma for six days. His muscles had broken down so much they had poisoned his kidneys. That's what HIIT guys call Rhabdo or "Uncle Rhabdo" sometimes you see Uncle Rhabdo the Clown tshirts, that's what that means.

There's also shirts with Pukey the Clown, I think you can figure out what that means.

This is pretty serious stuff, mostly Navy SEALS and firefighters and Olympians and people like that do it, but if you think you can handle it let me know and I will post some workouts. It really works and you know that you are up against the craziest mothers out there.

Capture the flag is good fun, ect, but I don't think it's very likely we are going to be battling vamps for flags anytime soon.

Here is a challenge for all of you: I will take any comers in a push-up contest, or any death-match type showdown. And when you collapse, I will do 20 more with one arm.

A little over three years ago, UT won the national championship. I was back home in Odessa. My girl is at Sam Houston State, and I was going out every night with people I knew from high school, getting "wasted" on jack and cokes and feeling like roadkill every morning. Two days after the Rose Bowl, I found out I couldn't pass the army physical because of my knee.

This week I got to join another army. Coming into camp the other day was the best day of my life. Better than going to state final, better then being all-American, better than signing my letter of intent. Rev. Newlin says we are the best of the best.

I'm going to be the best of the best of the best.