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Get it while you can, young man. Great RB and a good man. Happy for Bijan. #hookem

I think Gray would have been really good. Sucks about the injuries for him. Will never know if he was a product of an overpowered HS team or if he was going to be an all time great.

Johnathan was fantastic, no doubt. I just remember Malcolm and his dogged, determined play on DL

Welcome! Happy to have you here!

Congrats to Bijan!

When it comes to No. 32 at Texas, the conversation starts with Cedric Benson. Benson left Austin as the school's all-time leading rusher and remains second in program history with 5,540 rushing yards and 64 rushing touchdowns. The 2004 Doak Walker Award winner became the first player in NCAA Division I history to rush for at least 1,000 yards in four consecutive seasons, cementing his place among the greatest running backs in college football history. No. 32 has also been worn by a pair of notable Longhorns in more recent years. Johnathan Gray battled through two devastating Achilles injuries to finish his career with 2,607 rushing yards, 17 touchdowns, and six 100-yard games. His perseverance made him one of the most respected players of his era. Malcolm Roach was a cornerstone of the Texas defense, recording 134 tackles, 22.5 tackles for loss, and eight sacks over four seasons. He capped his career as a team captain in 2019 before moving on to the NFL.

Idk a lot of the same issues Gibson had at Texas I see LWC having the same. I watched a 20 minute HUDL and only seen him catch one pass. You're not getting on the field for Sark as a running back of you can't pass protect or catch. Not saying LWC can't do those things, I'm just saying it's not on tape. I'll hold my judgement until I hear the things I'm looking for once he gets on campus.

Completely deserved.

Do you think MT3 is in the wrong position? Is he big enough to play that H-back\Slot position? Is he strictly an offensive guy? Could he play Safety?

CJ, how does Bishop's skill set compare with Aggies' Terry Bussey? They were both celebrated 5-stars with a lot of hype.

Correct! Also, You want hear F bombs on OTF, like on Orangebloods.

The worst part of the part and on Youtube is when Gerry eats a corn dog with mayo on it.

I don't disagree that Foreman may have had better numbers than Priest, but it is not accurate to say that Priest's team had virtually nothing but him. Shon Mitchell was actually the much more heralded recruit on the team and probably got more starts/snaps (much to my wife's chagrin). And let's not forget a RB by the name of Ricky Williams who was there for Priest's senior year. That was one of the most stacked RB rooms in UT history.

I think that game is a tell for Ole miss fans about there coach and future

Classic 😭

And btw, me hating midwesterners is a false narrative perpetuated by that rogue Joe Z. I like and respect them… until they schedule Ball State, Western Idaho and Eastern Michigan.

Welcome to OTF! As always, please feel free to discuss the Longhorns, CFB, etc., and if you have any questions just let’’em fly. Glad you’re here!

Agree fully. We are all accountable for what we produce especially when fully resourced and enabled to do our job.

Welcome to the best Texas site. These are the best mods in the business, and they also do a good job of creating good board culture among Longhorn friends.

I want to say yes, but if he can't then Sark has already set the precedent with PK. Flood shouldn't be given special treatment.

With Nick Brooks, I think if you hadn't thrown him into the fire that early you could've coached him up through this off-season to play G for you. Might've played a role in his leaving after the season, who knows? From what I've been able to tell he's still only a depth piece at Bama, I think he's on the two deep at RT? I agree about Stroh, his feet were really slow. But that also goes back to Flood and his development, did you not notice this before you put him out there? Feels like you set the young man up for failure there. Did they not try Robertson at C and Hutson at LG in fall camp? So many questions, I guess we'll get some answers sooner rather than later.

I commend my fellow board mates for the spirited discussion and back and forth. My take home question is: can this mixture of highly recruited, large humans we have invested serious time recruiting, developing and money be brought together into a cohesive, effective unit by our coaching staff? All excuses aside, the buck starts and stops with our offensive line coach. He has a lot of skins on the wall, some good and some bad. I think we will learn a lot about his capabilities this season because there are no excuses not to succeed now with the level of depth and available pieces he has on the board.