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I am a full supporter of our team but I gotta call it like it is. If I was a top tier wide receiver I don’t know that I would come to Texas. Ohio State had a similar offense with two or three super receivers and has always been able to produce stellar numbers for one or two receivers year after year. We have been pretty good but not great with Wideouts. Most of our receivers shine occurs when they go to the combine and run sub 4.4. So, the real question is what part of Sark’s development led to their draft position? Being at Texas certainly helped Matthew Golden, but I’m not sure it helped Adonai Mitchell and know it didn’t help Isaiah Bond. Mitchell would have done well at Georgia and you might say the way Bond was used led him to being disgruntled. Who is the last wideout we had that put up numbers like Jeremiah Smith, Malachai Toney, Marvin Harrison, Jackson Smith Njigba, etc. I can keep going. Is it Roy Williams? That is the only one I remember. People keep touting Jalen Waddle and DeVonta Smith—but man that was 6 years ago and on Alabama. Our offense doesn’t promote video game numbers for one wide receiver. That is just real talk. Maybe Wingo could get close without the drops. I don’t know. If my kid was a legit five star wide receiver I would want to see something more from the offense at this point if that was what my decision hinged on. If it is just $$$$$ ok. If it is how we use our wide receivers, we should be behind Ohio State and Miami. Unsure if we can change how that looks for the rest of the season, but whatever this team’s offensive scheme is—it’s not a big time wide receiver scheme. It is complicated and you run the route tree, but I don’t know what else it is.

Thank you Hank. at least he was not going 130 thru Residential area . Have a suggestion, if you all can not get over this, do like me and imagines since his hands were two feet from his body, he had a garden hose and was watering the burnt spot he just put on turf. Hope that helps . Know we need to fix this going forward but damn, it even made Laura Ingrahm on Fox news. Hearing they may be a congressional hearing. but after clown show yesterday, maybe not.

If we keep him cool, I’d we lose him it’s cool too. That money will just go to wtv top end WR in the portal market. Say what you wanna say about Sark but he has proven to be a great portal recruiter

Did you see how Colin responded with massive disrespect to Brian Jones about it all? Simmons needs some humility. I would expect and demand better from a team leader. Nothing to crucify him over. Let's see how he responds. And let's send him and Arch to a local charity with social media cameras rolling. An off week is a great time to get some good publicity out.

I bet Buddy Ryan would draft Collin Simmons.

I get it’s bad and vulgar but it’s not like our guys committed crimes so I can live with it, this whole thing is overblown. They are celebrations, not punching an opposing opponent in the face

Seriously CDC probably needed to address it. Sure his email box was flooded. Maybe now after another day of press it is over. Maybe by making the statement he actually helped stop the mess faster, who knows. It's over now and hope all involved the best going forward. Back to ball and griping about our offense😂

How so? Do you follow Georgia football?

Who do you want to hire?

It is done and over with it isn’t that deep the way most of you are acting

Without a doubt and donors too. Or Greg Sankey as well. And this certainly didn't help either taking a shot at former UT player Brian Jones. https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/watch-yo-mouth-colin-simmons-020255014.html

What happened happened. Can't change it now. Issue has been addressed and dealt with by the proper people. Time to let it go, sadly it appears that won't be the case for a lot of folks. Those that just want to whine and complain are going to do just that. Some just like to be miserable.

Sure, just keep burying your head in the sand. If you insist the issue doesn't exist long enough, I'm sure it'll magically disappear!

Yeah, that was a fake. it wasn't On3, it was 3On.

The kid's 20, regardless of how much cash is coming his way. He screwed up, will face consequences if he hasn't already, and he'll probably screw up again. He's 20. Revisit your own history at that age. Yes, there is a standard on the 40 Acres, and CDC addressed that to the west side of DKR. I'd also like to take this opportunity to remind everyone what Mack had to deal with, and may we all give thanks we're arguing about QB sack cellys. QB sack cellys. Notable Incidents During the Mack Brown Era 2006 Felony Drug Arrest: In May 2006, Ramonce Taylor was arrested by Bell County sheriff's deputies after they discovered approximately five pounds of marijuana in a backpack inside his live vehicle. At the time, Taylor had already been temporarily stepped away from team functions to focus on academics. Following the arrest, Mack Brown announced that Taylor would not be reinstated to the team. 2007 Texas Suspensions: Mack Brown suspended a total of seven players ahead of the 2007 season, with six disciplined over alleged illegal activities ranging from driving while intoxicated and drug possession to more severe accusations. [1, 2] Alamo Bowl Suspensions (2012): Backup quarterback Case McCoy and linebacker Jordan Hicks were suspended and sent home from the Alamo Bowl following a San Antonio police investigation into an alleged sexual assault at a hotel. No charges were eventually filed by the Bexar County District Attorney's office, and both players were later reinstated to the team. [1, 2, 3, 4] Pizzeria Arrests (2012): Three senior Texas players—defensive end Alex Okafor, safety Kenny Vaccaro, and tight end Barrett Matthews—were arrested at a downtown Austin/pizzeria area for refusing to obey a lawful order to leave, resulting in Class C misdemeanor citations. Mack Brown handled the discipline internally within the program. [1, 2]

LOL..

We've been amongst the most undisciplined programs in the country for more than just this year. This most recent circus was hopefully a watershed moment and things can finally be addressed appropriately.

My argument is more the PR response doesn’t fit the crime

Collin Simmons me..... Hope he destroys Mateer

Fair. And that's my response to you. The punishment fit the crime. You argued different than that.

Texas football might be on Hold this week, but the Mayo isn't. Congrats to @SueVide for winning Week 4 with a record of 7-2! Honorable mention to jasonwason who also went 7-2, but SueVide's picks were in first. Week 5 of Hold the Mayo is open. Six SEC games, each one picked against the spread. Person with the best record Holds the Mayo next week. Tiebreaker to first one to submit their picks. Alabama (-6) @ Mississippi State Vanderbilt @ Georgia (-24.5) Auburn @ Tennessee (-7) Florida (-5) @ Missouri Kentucky @ South Carolina (-3) Arkansas @ Texas A&M (-14) McNeese @ LSU was supposed to be on here, but no lines were available when this week's picks opened on Monday. The board also now has a Season tab with everyone's running record since Week 3: stance.fm/mayo?week=season Below are some highlights from Week 4: stance.fm/mayo 🤘

Pretty hard to fake culture your way to 39-8 the last 4 years. You seem to be mixing up the terms culture and discipline. Miami played for the national title last year ranking 113th in penalties. Was their culture bad or did they just struggle with discipline? Culture is fighting down 20 points against Ohio State in the 4th quarter. Discipline is not blocking someone in the back when the opportunity presents itself.