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  2. Donte foreman
  3. If you won your last national title before the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor, then it doesn't really count.
  4. Well done, Joe, I didn’t know you had it in you!
  5. Might as well go ahead and cancel the season 🤣 there’s upset parents every year
  6. Honest question, has there ever been a successful player who's had a parent like this?
  7. Good lord start the season already
  8. Bench parents talking like starter parents. Imagine that.
  9. program is falling apart
  10. Welcome to big time college football pops…maybe a B12 school is a better fit. Kids get paid and the gloves are off at this level. Don’t be a helicopter parent.
  11. This is worth someone in Spanish Oaks losing water pressure during their morning shower!
  12. I have a signed autograph of a photo of Dusty Mangum somewhere in my UT stuff.
  13. How different is the vibe going into the 2005 season if Dusty Mangum misses that kick against Michigan?
  14. What this looks like to me.
  15. Muschamp doesn’t owe any of these kids playing time. He has a clean slate. They all have to earn it. Another case of a parent thinking their kid is the G.O.A.T.
  16. cmon @CJ Vogel, get it together
  17. These guys are paid now , pros, so they get treated as such, not highschool or college of the past.
  18. This is all of us the last week.
  19. We’re officially two weeks away. Eddie Phillips: One of the great Wishbone quarterbacks in Texas history. Phillips helped lead the Longhorns to the 1970 national championship, finished his career with 1,211 rushing yards and delivered one of the best bowl performances by a Texas quarterback with 363 yards of total offense in the 1971 Cotton Bowl. Dusty Mangum: One of the most reliable kickers Texas has had. Mangum finished with 358 career points and he left Austin as the school’s all-time leading scorer among kickers. The career defining moment everyone remembers is his game-winning field goal as time expired to beat Michigan in the 2005 Rose Bowl. David Ash: A really talented quarterback whose career was, unfortunately, cut short. Ash went 15-7 as a starter, threw for 4,728 yards and 31 touchdowns, and had an excellent sophomore season in 2012 with 2,699 yards and 19 TDs. 14 days until Texas football, yall!
  20. Well he will be transferring now
  21. Nfl no different..just agents instead of parents
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