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Defintiely a big piece of their offense lol Here are his passing grades from PFF by direction and distance.

so he throws screens well it appears

I will try to knock out two birds with one stone here. Owen McCown at QB and now-Ohio State WR Devin McCuin

Not exactly earth‑shattering, but it’s another arm on the schedule and another data point for the “who’s throwing when” crowd. The Mannings always mix in a few extra guys late, so this fits the pattern. Any tape on Josh McCown’s son? too lazy to look 🙂

Feels like they got to win 12 of these at least to be successful in the conference slate and get a solid seed

Arch should've invited Michael Taaffe out to run routes with his fav QB Marcel Reed

That’s the pitching coach.

Adding two more.

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/49101766/2027-nba-mock-draft-no-1-pick-options-top-players-race-pick Goosby #13 Matas #56 Non-Texas related, surprised to see Tyler Tanner so low at #30. I really liked his game last year but must be the size.

The Longhorns’ SEC opponents for Sean Miller’s second season are… Home: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee Road: Georgia, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, South Carolina and Vanderbilt Home-and-Home: Florida, Oklahoma and Texas A&M

Another QB on the schedule throwing this weekend.

Didn’t say he was good lol, but he did sky rocket their viewership

A "Hi" plus a Texas flag post from Wells is always a welcomed sight.

Likely

It’s Rhoa

This is my pick as well.

It was yesterday Hi. Yesterday Hi isn’t on the recruiting commitment date list per CJ Vogal last night.

We would still need a Jam.

No it's not Lawrence because he's going to be committing today

Call one of them Ham and the other one Lam. That’s worked before.

Probably Nieman Lawrence

Hey @Gerry Hamilton, can you tell us whether the hi is from someone with a recruitment date set or not? You and Bobby did that the other day!

I completely agree with you. He most likely will not be able to maintain that level of production against better competition. And we would prefer to find hitters who can hit for both power and average. I agree. My point is that if someone has a .489 OBP with only singles and walks they will definitely start and be batting lead off. The only Longhorn who has had a better OBP since 2013 was Ivan Melendez in his monster year, and that is just as far back as I can look. Someone who gets on base almost half the time is a perfect table setter for your power hitters. And you don’t stash him in the nine hole where you won’t see him until the second or third inning. You want him at the plate (and on base) as much as possible.