What the hell was with those logo signs on the Texass sideline?

[SoonerStormchaser]

I saw the following logos as "play codes":
Cobra (from GI Joe)
Southwest Airlines
Houston Astros
Phillips 66
a rubber duckie

It was the pansiest thing I've ever seen in the game before.

[GottaHavePride]

I've also seen the Most Interesting Man in the World.

[soonerboomer93]

Somehow the rubber duckie seemed appropriate

[OUTrumpet]

They appeared to be the defensive playcalls -- would be willing to guess one side for the d-line, 1 for the linebackers, and 1 for the d-backs.

Also noticed:

Spider
Mickey Mouse logo

Every Mickey Mouse gave up at least a first down.

[oudivesherpa]

The sign the appeared to use most often was "Duck and Cover."

[jk the sooner fan]

there was also a sign with a roll of toilet paper

seriously

i thought "roll over and wipe your ***?"

[bluedogok]

DeLost sold some advertising space....

[StoopTroup]

The sign the appeared to use most often was "Duck and Cover."

:D

[soonersis]

Not to mention the Mr.Potatohead, James Brown, Tupac,and a bucket of KFC chicken.

[proudsoonergal]

I guess they left the "tackle" sign in Austin. Or maybe they just don't have one.

[MamaMia]

Sideline cards with the seven dwarfs would be much more suited to the horns.

http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/vv84/twistedsuzi9/snowwhite_wp_01_800-1.jpg

[FtwTxSooner]

http://media.tampax.com/App_Themes/themeTampax/images/en-US/products/buy_regular_unscented_large.png

I thought I saw this, or at least it should be used.

[StoopTroup]

http://media.tampax.com/App_Themes/themeTampax/images/en-US/products/buy_regular_unscented_large.png

I thought I saw this, or at least it should be used.

I think they used that to stop the nose bleed Case got from the ref.