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  2. I think you’ve identified a societal issue there. And you’re literally calling him a kid and adult within the same interaction, so clearly you’re conflicted on it. I’m 38. Everyone has a different journey and different makeup. I take issue when “fans” imply someone is either not a good kid or lacks character when they have literally zero idea who he/she really is and what ultimately drove him/her to a decision to act in a certain way.
  3. The drinking age was lowered in the 70s to compensate for this “injustice” DUIs and fatal accidents from them skyrocketed. Care for a repeat.
  4. Yes I know I even stated in my original comment that was only applying to if this were true.
  5. The point is that we don’t know that he actually gave up on this team as you’re insinuating. All other accounts have been very positive on him I’ll go with that. If he’s struggling the answer is not to dog him and act like we have any idea what’s actually happening with him.
  6. Look if you give up on your team because you aren’t first team then that is very much a character/egotistical issue. I’m not sure how removed from 20 you are, but they are adults and should be held accountable. Also, If we are using age legality as an example, they are legally allowed to die for our country, which is a bit more adult than drinking a beer.
  7. Texas wrapped up summer workouts Friday with a full game scrimmage. Two 20 minute halves, refs and coaches on both sides. Matas led all scorers with 28. Punch had an impressive all-around performance Amari Evans had his best workout as a Texas Longhorn. Isaiah Johnson was really good. Bo Ogden hit three 3's, and a couple of big one's late. Texas hit a lot of 3's ... they got on a little heater (not what the norma will be for this team.
  8. That’s rich on so many fronts. First of all you’re conflating competitiveness with character. And second, 20 is absolutely still a kid, hence “good kid.” If you think I need to “grow up” for calling out people dogging on kids that can’t even have a beer legally yet, then that’s for you to reconcile within yourself.
  9. It is true. Some things were said. He has a case of the dreaded Word Flu.
  10. If Sark wants the kid on the team then he shields the player. we knew before the practice there was an issue with him and they didn’t mention any of those other players having that same issue so it’s not that difficult.
  11. What flu strain only hits defense?
  12. Just assume @Blake Munroeis always muted. Hook'em and GO Stros!
  13. Lol we can agree to disagree here. 20 is not a child. Idk why what I said struck such a nerve with you to react so vehemently. If what is being implied is true, he skipped out on practice and a scrimmage due to immaturity. That shows a lack of character and idc if that makes you “sick”. Grow up.
  14. Working fine for me when I click on it.
  15. It’s entirely possible to both have the flu and to walk away from your team.
  16. This site can’t be reached.....i must be doing something wrong
  17. While I agree with this, it sure was lucky for Sark that he had the flu thing to use as cover.
  18. Fair points, but NIL and the 5‑for‑5 rule don’t really explain a non‑injury absence. Guys don’t miss practice because they’re thinking about forfeiting a year -- they miss for team, personal, academic, or discipline reasons. Until he’s actually out there, it’s still a ‘let’s see what this actually is’ situation.
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  20. Appreciate the update. August always finds a way to give us a mystery subplot. If it’s non‑injury and just scrimmage‑in‑question, sounds like one of those ‘we’ll know when we know’ deals. Camp gonna camp
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  22. He'll be on the team this season. With the new 5 years to play 5 rule, he'd lose a whole year of pay. He's not passing up up whatever NIL he's receiving to sit out. And he's too important to the depth for the coaches to let him walk
  23. Use your brain. Sark is providing cover.
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