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I'd Be shocked if Sikorski is starting... I think he was a depth piece /add, more so for 2027.

Roshon Johnson. Priest Holmes. Chris Ogynabaya(sp?) David Thomas… we share both names…

Softball is a great sport. my wif & i are life time longhorn fans . we enjoy all the sports Football # 1 but throughly enjoy Men & woman’s basketball.. baseball & softball. Both are children went through the Texas system our daughter lived at SRD her entire time. we so look forward to. softball it is so exciting. Enjoy what our Longhorns have to offer. swimming, Tennis, golf . Don’t be so opinionated be a fan . Put your money where your mouth mouth is . it doesn’t have to be millions it can be what you can afford. I’ve preached enough. “Hookem “ written by an elderly Longhorn !

Tilly a rescue from Austin Pets Alive. 14 year old puppy.

Aaron Humphrey

Makes me wonder how bad the assessment and development of our OL has been given none were ready to fill the void and the staff didn’t apparently choose to retain them.

Quan Cosby count or is he in "star status"? Same for BJ Johnson. Both had a number one in Jordan Shipley and Roy Williams but they were also studs. Others: Aaron Lewis Roschon for being selfless Michael and Marcus Griffin Those are a few that come to mind.

My teammate Duane Miller who was a three-year letterman at guard. (1987-1990) I had to go head-to-head with him on a daily basis and usually had to take a handful of Motrin afterwards. His then girlfriend (now wife) made some killer chicken spaghetti. Super nice guy. Became Todd Dodge's OL coach when he was a Rockwall and left coaching to become an attorney. Going back to old school guys: Bruce Scholtz, Mark Lang, The "smurfs" (Billy Boy Bryant, Russell Hays, and Brent Duhon), Mike Reuther, John Hains, Eric Holle, Johnny Walker

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The keys on my MacBook are getting worn down😜

We should. 0-5 is enough

It's those corn dogs with mayo, dude.

no doubt. Also, grad transfers will be available up into the summer. This reminds me of last week, when all was a disaster, doom and gloom - then we signed Coleman, then Hollywood, and suddenly the crowd goes wild.

Spot on. Here's the thing - when the dust settles there will be a TON of college athletes without a 'job'. Realization will hit them like a brick wall. Some will find their way back into the folds of teams, especially if those teams are in need of players for that position that want to be coached (nod nod, wink), and others will be casualties to a system gone haywire.

Agree, but maybe that is all that we could get, and something is better than nothing? Dunno.....