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Thank goodness it is so easy to find linemen that develop into pros. Have you offered your services? Anyway, here is what Flood has accomplished in his career- Below is the updated list of his developed linemen, categorized by All-American and All-Conference (1st or 2nd Team) honors. University of Texas (2021–Present) The Texas front under Flood has been defined by the development of highly-rated recruits into elite college starters and NFL prospects. Kelvin Banks Jr. (OT): Consensus First-Team All-American (2024); First-Team All-Big 12 (2023); Second-Team All-Big 12 (2022). Trevor Goosby (OT): First-Team All-SEC (2025). Jake Majors (C): Second-Team All-Big 12 (2023). Christian Jones (OT): Second-Team All-Big 12 (2023). Hayden Conner (OG): Honorable Mention All-Big 12 (2023); drafted in the 6th round of the 2025 NFL Draft. DJ Campbell (OG): Third-Team All-SEC (2025). University of Alabama (2019–2020) Flood coached the 2020 unit that won the Joe Moore Award. Nearly every starter on that line earned elite individual honors. Alex Leatherwood (OT): Unanimous First-Team All-American (2020); First-Team All-SEC (2019, 2020); Outland Trophy winner. Landon Dickerson (C): Unanimous First-Team All-American (2020); First-Team All-SEC (2020); Second-Team All-SEC (2019); Rimington Trophy winner. Evan Neal (OT): Freshman All-American (2019); First-Team All-SEC (2020). Note: Went on to be a Consensus All-American the year after Flood left. Jedrick Wills Jr. (OT): Second-Team All-American (2019); First-Team All-SEC (2019). Deonte Brown (OG): First-Team All-SEC (2020). Rutgers University (2005–2015) During Flood’s 11-year stint (as OL Coach/OC and later Head Coach), Rutgers produced some of the most decorated linemen in school history. Anthony Davis (OT): Second-Team All-American (2009); First-Team All-Big East (2008, 2009). Highest draft pick in Rutgers history (11th overall). Kaleb Johnson (OT/OG): Freshman All-American (2011); First-Team All-Big East (2012); Second-Team All-Big Ten (2014). Art Forst (OG): First-Team All-Big East (2011). Jeremy Zuttah (OT): First-Team All-Big East (2007). Darnell Stapleton (C): First-Team All-Big East (2006). Super Bowl XLIII starter. Desmond Wynn (OG): Second-Team All-Big East (2011). Cameron Stephenson (OT): Second-Team All-Big East (2006). Ryan Blaszczyk (C): Second-Team All-Big East (2008, 2009). University of Delaware (2002–2004) While coaching at the FCS level, Flood helped build the line for the 2003 National Championship team. Chris Steiner (C): First-Team All-Atlantic 10 (2004). Jason Nerys (OG): First-Team All-Atlantic 10 (2003). Hofstra University (1997–2001) Dan Gangi (OT): First-Team All-Atlantic 10 (2001). Kareem Huggins (OG): Second-Team All-Atlantic 10 (2000, 2001).

Another good LB prospect. I think him and the Wisconsin guy would be great additions if they can pull it off.

Prayers sent for Jordan and his friends and family 🙏

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True, but Williams was shakey. It was an experiment for him that was dimming.

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Actually Stroh could move the biggest of the Texas DL. He lacked lateral quickness to be a guard or tackle. I wished that Texas would have tried him at Center where lateral quickness is not required. No opposing line man pushed him backwards.

Debatable. Both were pretty locked in with Oregon before he left. Then we were took advantage of that and swooped in.

I would like to see us capitalize on this portal and leave no doubt. Last year, sark and co. without a doubt left a bunch out there and that caused us to have the season we had (Still a good season btw). It was just clear we didn't do enough in the portal. Example - zachariah branch. Lets get it going

Williams was likely to return to Texas either way.

Prayers for the Jordan and family.

You have no clue. Cojoe was doing well until he tore his ACL. A lot of your described "busts" are good players who decided to go elsewhere for playing time. To call them busts is insulting.

Your posts are f’ing terrible. Aggy trolling no doubt.

Stud, yes. Playing speed and strike ability Future NFL LB https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy41PC3i8hg

The football team is NOT like the basketball program at all. We have one down year (still 10 wins) yet people are acting like we went 5-7. Basketball definitely needs more NIL help, But can they get it in the issue.

Probably not a lot of demand for someone who looked like a shell of themselves after injury. Hopefully the more distance from that tear the better he will be on that knee.

Cojoe tore his ACL. Hard to call him a bust. Meanwhile you call Stroh a mixed bag, where he was a complete and total bust lol.

You are a Debbie downer for sure.

Still got time to correct but yeah, not a great start for sure. I was also pretty high on that LSU guy who played T for them but was a more natural fit at G, think he committed to Ole Miss?

In 2023 you wouldn’t have guessed Gunnar Helm would have the 2024 season that he had. We’re good at TE, the guys we have are perfectly capable of developing. Honestly, we’d be ok at WR too. This Fr class of receivers (Lockett, McCutcheon, etc) can and will come on. We undeniably need help at OL, that’s truth. We need at least one playmaker at RB. One homerun hitter and one goal line back would be ideal. Hate that we lost Wisner. Above all else he was a willpower guy and leader with heart

Based on Bobby’s comments today, Robertson is likely to come back in 2026, which would be great news for the team but not so great for Cruz. I hope he finds a good spot like Kibble did so quickly.

had plenty of opportunity at guard in the meantime, and with Robertson seemingly iffy to return for next year, this feels like a flat-out bust

Prayers for Jordan and the Shipley family!! They have contributed so much to the Longhorn over the years. 🙏

4th year Hutson and 4th year Robertson last year

I think most people get that. As of today though, Texas has done an excellent job of getting kids more money at their current schools.