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Texas (the state) is included. This could be a real danger to the SEC, ACC and Big 12. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7292111/2026/05/19/naacp-boycott-public-schools-athletic-programs-voting-rights/?source=user_shared_article&unlocked_article_code=1.jlA.7Ed0.Lwt6BNl6J3N4

Been a member here since 2024. I live in the Salt Lake City area now (for the last 6 years) but was born and raised in TX and lived in the Austin area for 14 years before moving out here. My first UT memory is fuzzy. I couldn't tell you any details, but it was watching the UT vs A&M game on thanksgiving in the late 1980's or early 90's. I was born in 1983, so it was sometime in there. It was a tradition we always did with our extended family and still do to this day.

This was expected. The good thing about Nolan Cain is that he's in a position where he doesn't have to take the first job that he's offered. His role as the No. 2 man at Texas is a coveted gig. As for the Houston job, I'd like to see it go to Sean Allen. He's a UH alum, knows the state very well and was a good coach while on David Pierce's staff at Texas.

As long as we don't shiit the bed we will be OK.

Texas associate head coach/recruiting coordinator Nolan Cain interviewed for the vacant head coaching job at the University of Houston, On Texas Football has learned. Both parties decided to go in different directions; Cain was one of 10-plus targets on the Cougars’ radar to replace long-time head coach Todd Whitting, who parted ways with the school after 16 seasons. OTF has also learned that other schools are interested in Cain as a head coaching candidate. Houston isn’t expected to be the last program to try and poach Cain from Jim Schlossnagle’s staff, a group of coaches currently preparing for Friday’s SEC Tournament quarterfinal against a to-be-determined opponent. Cain, who also serves as the team’s third base coach on game day and works with the program’s catchers, followed Schlossnagle to the Forty Acres after three seasons at Texas A&M (2022-24). Cain helped assemble a 2025 recruiting class that brought 2026 SEC Freshman of the Year Anthony Pack Jr. and first-team All-SEC relief pitcher Sam Cozart to Austin. Pack and Cozart were instrumental in helping Texas (40-12, 19-10) finish the regular season in second place in the conference standings. The Longhorns also concluded a 52-game campaign with a No. 5 national ranking in the D1Baseball.com Top 25. Thanks to Cain’s efforts on the recruiting trail, Texas became the first SEC program since Florida in 2009 and 2010 to produce the SEC Freshman of the Year in consecutive seasons, with Dylan Volantis claiming the honor in 2025. View full news story

AI Marty McFly'd Tebow!

Still wild that Florida had Tim Tebow and Cam Newton on the same team. And that 2007 Florida recruiting class (Cam Newton) had 10-12 NFL draft picks ... even with all the off the field issues in that class is crazy.

More power to him, but not sure how that will translate to the NFL. I guess one could work in an NFL city and live in the country.

I saw another article that did mention Texas on this list. It’s always tricky when politics and sports collide.

NAACP wants players to boycott Southern schools....Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, Georga and South Carolina. I won't get into the politics of it but I did notice that Texas wasn't mentioned. I cannot imagine a talented, young athlete giving up a chance to play in the SEC for a huge money bag because a certain organization is butt hurt over a political situation. Somehow Texas was left off the list so maybe we can benefit LOL

From best to worst (they're all spectacular) I have VY, Cam, Burrow, Tebow, Baker. Cam had the weakest roster out of anyone in the photo so I have him very close to VY as far as talent.

In the pros, only Burrows and Mayfield have made it. In college, probably Vince and Cam were the best because they were great with a good cast around them, but not a spectacular cast. That LSU team was great pretty much top to bottom. That leaves Tebow as the worst overall, but I really liked him in college.

Unfortunetly, yes.

2027 OT Caleb Siler to OV June 19th *** As alluded to earlier in month of April, 2027 Gunter (TX) OL Caleb Siler will officially visit Texas on June 19th. Siler will also take visits to TCU, Arkansas, South Carolina and Texas Tech ahead of his trip to Austin. Texas will be competing against some larger NIL offers in this one, but the familial ties to the program will be something the staff can lean on.

His Gastrointestinal tract issues might have been from eating some jalapeno or spicy Mexican food for the first time and being a Pennsylvania boy it took its toll.

Is this the kid that doesn't like big cities and prefers a more rural environment?

that Oregon thread is @Joe Zura in disguise

Interesting 🤔

Honestly considered that based off full football career. Was just too good in college

Asked AI to remove the worst QB in the group. Reasoning: Even restricting it strictly to college performance, Tebow is the weakest link in this Murderers’ Row of QBs. Here’s the quick college-only breakdown: Vince Young (Texas): Rose Bowl hero, led Texas to the 2005 national title, absurd dual-threat production, one of the most electric single seasons ever. Cam Newton (Auburn): 2010 Heisman + national champion, ridiculous efficiency + rushing dominance (nearly 1,500 rush yards), carried Auburn in a way few have. Baker Mayfield (Oklahoma): Multiple Big 12 titles, Heisman winner, absurd volume + efficiency over multiple years, one of the best pure college careers statistically. Joe Burrow (LSU): 2019 was arguably the greatest single season by a college QB ever (5,600+ pass yards, 60 TDs, national title, Heisman). Instant legend. Tim Tebow (Florida): Incredible leader, two national titles, Heisman winner, tough as nails… but as a pure passer he was the clear step below the rest. Lower efficiency, more game-manager/run-heavy style compared to the elite arm talent and production of the other four. Tebow’s intangibles and winning were unmatched, but if we’re judging QB play in college (accuracy, arm strength, decision-making, passing production), he’s the odd man out against these four monsters.

I could probably be convinced it's Tebow and not Baker.

Baker’s lost a step.

I really hope we make a run at Snell.