[COLT'S WEEKLY NEWS CONFERENCE IN AUSTIN, TEXAS]
Reporter: Colt, I've got a question for you that I think a lot of people are waiting to hear the answer to.
Colt: That's a confusin' sentence, but go ahead and ask me.
Reporter: It was reported earlier today, on a well-known celebrity website, that there are scandalous photos of you circulating on the Internet, particularly at a gay sports fan website called Outsports.com. You with me so far, Colt?
Colt: Yeah... I mean, I think so. But what's your question?
Reporter: Colt, I'll just give it to you straight: it's a photo of the cover of a new porno film called "Presenting Colt's Real McCoy: Now That's What I Call A Longhorn, Vol. 1," and your cute little angelic face is on it.
Colt: [Stunned Silence]
Reporter: Colt, the good citizens of the Burnt Orange Nation need answers from you, and fast! Is this video for real? Did you have to get clearance from the NCAA to do it? Does a dollar from each sale really go to the Meals on Wheels program in Tuscola, Texas? Do any of your teammates or fellow Big Twelve QB's make guest appearances? Is there a website where the film can be downloaded, for those fans who value their privacy? And finally, how long is it?
Colt: [Profoundly Stunned Silence]
Reporter: Colt... how long is the film? Do your viewers get a lot of bang for their buck, so to speak?
Colt: Sorry, guys, but this here news conference is over. I gotta go talk to Coach Brown right away. Thanks to y'all for coming.
Reporter: No, Colt... I think we're the ones who should be thanking you!

[COACH BROWN'S OFFICE, TEN MINUTES LATER]
Colt: Coach Brown, Coach Brown!
Mack Brown: Come on in, Studmuffin. Have a seat. Now what's this emergency you had to tell me about?
Colt: Coach, I hear that there's a dirty movie out there, and...
Mack Brown: Oh, is that all? Now you just settle down, Colt. You don't have nothin' to worry about. I'm all over this. I've spent the last four hours at this Outsports.com, trying to see what these guys are all worked up about. There are some might fine galleries there, I gotta tell you.
Colt: But what about the video, Coach? I swear, I ain't never...
Mack Brown: Relax, relax. There is no video... I mean, not yet.
Colt: I'm not sure I follow you, sir.
Mack Brown: Colt, I'm gonna level with you. That's just what they call a mockup. It's a trial run sort of thing to see how much interest there'd be if you ever did... make a film like that.
Colt: Coach, are you tellin' me you knew about this?!
Mack Brown: Colt, now hear me out. Sure, the porno industry gets a bad rap, but really, you're an adult, no one's forcin' you to do anything, and you're gonna bring a lot of joy into the lives of thousands, maybe even tens of thousands of people. Not to mention what all the money'll mean for the good senior citizens of Tuscola. Now, what could be wrong with that?
Colt: This is all happenin' really fast, Coach. Sure, I'd like to help out the old-timers back home, and yeah, I'm glad to give folks some cheap thrills by wearing my super-sheer, skin-tight pants every single game, but I just don't know about this...
Mack Brown: Colt, you're 21, you've got the body of a Greek god, you're a fine all-around athlete, you've got the cutest little caboose I've seen in 47 years of coachin', and you're also packin' one impressive six-shooter, if you know what I mean. And you're the starting QB for the Texas Longhorns! If you're not a natural to be a world-class porno star, then who in the heck is?
Colt: Gosh, Coach, when you put it that way, I have a hard time sayin' no. But this won't upset Mr. Musburger, will it?
Mack Brown: I already talked to Brent about all of this, Studmuffin. He says to just follow your heart. He said that whatever you decide, he'll still take you out for a steak dinner and a late night movie anytime he comes to Austin. So, see, you haven't a thing to worry about.
Colt: Okay, Coach. I guess I'll do it, then. If it's okay with Mr. Musburger and all.
Mack Brown: Now see, it all worked out, so you were riled up about nothin'. Now you go take a shower and then put on your nicest uniform and the tightest, thinnest pants you have. Don't forget to wear that 100% silk jockstrap, too: you know, the one I picked up for you in Paris that time. Now you be sure to be at the front door of your dorm in half an hour to meet your contact, y'hear?
Colt: My contact?
Mack Brown: Yeah. Guy by the name of Longhornsfan212. He's gonna take you to the hotel where you'll be filming your movie. He's also gonna spend three or four hours with you preppin' you for your work. You know, to make sure this shoot is a really spectacular one. Now get a move on, Studmuffin, and remember... The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You! Do this for your team, your university, the people of The Greatest State in the Union, and for the citizens of the Burnt Orange Nation all over the world!
Colt: Yes, sir! I'll make y'all proud of me, for sure!

[THE NEXT MORNING, COACH BROWN'S OFFICE]
Colt: Good Mornin', Coach!
Mack Brown: Ah, just the fella I've been waitin' to see. Come on in, Studmuffin. Well, you're lookin' quite chipper today, young man!
Colt: Yes, sir!
Mack Brown: I take it your first exposure to the Hollywood life went well?
Colt: It sure did, Coach! I think I made Texas proud! I can't believe I scored that many times in just sixty minutes!

Mack Brown: I knew you'd come through. I never had any doubts; not for one minute. You've done somethin' really amazin', Colt.
Colt: Yeah, that's what that director guy said. He told me that he had never seen a guy, at his first shoot, do what I did. He really liked the part when I...
Mack Brown: Yeah, yeah, I don't need to hear the details, young man. Who do you think reserved the very first copy of your video on Amazon.com this very morning?
Colt: Thanks for the vote of confidence, sir!
Mack Brown: I'm very proud of you today, Colt. It takes a mighty big man to do what you've done here: a mighty big man, indeed. I guess every senior citizen in Tuscola is in your debt.
Colt: It wasn't that big a deal, Coach...
Mack Brown: That sure isn't what Bob Davies... I mean, that sure isn't what "Mr. D," the director of your first film said. Don't be so modest, Studmuffin!
Colt: Coach, what do you mean about "my first film"?
Mack Brown: Well, buddy, I just got an e-mail this morning. There's a very worthy charity here in Austin that rescues orphan bats and matches them with loving homes. They sure could use a new building...
Colt: But, Coach, are you sure that...
Mack Brown: I know how much you love animals, Colt. If you don't help those poor little bats out, then who will?
Colt: I guess I just can't say no to you, Coach.
Mack Brown: That's the way I like to hear you talk, Studmuffin. So, about "Now That's What I Call A Longhorn, Vol. 2"... there's this alum by the name of David Thomas, who I think was a senior here when you first joined the team, and I think that you guys would get along just fine. If you've got an hour to spare, I can go over a few ideas I had about how you guys can make this little scrimmage really memorable...
Colt: That sound's great, Coach! I always did know how to get a lot of use outta my tight ends! Yahoo!

[Disclaimer: The story you have just read is entirely fictitious and takes place in a parallel dimension beyond the bounds of the known universe on a date eleven billion earth-years in the future; thus, any resemblance between the characters mentioned in this work and persons bearing the same names in real life is purely coincidental, unintentional, and gratuitous. Oh, but the part about that hottie Colt McCoy having an awesome little caboose is right on the money: oh, yeah! -
Dr. Tom Osborne]