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What’s the rotation shaping up to be?

This is definitely one of those seasons that is taking it's sweet time getting here.

Somehow this was only an ankle injury. Nothing torn or broken according to his mom. Hooowwwww??

Texas has the tools to get to Omaha, no question. You need some good fortune to be the last team standing, but the tools are there for Texas to be that kind of team in '26.

Yep. One of, if not the top power bat in the portal last summer.

Wyoming transfer center Luke Sandy is on campus in Austin for a visit. Not a lock Texas makes an NIL offer, however.

And he gets Colin Simmons and Lance Jackson for '26, on top of anyone Texas gets in the portal.

MODS only transfer portal thread Per you guys request, we are starting a mods only transfer portal update thread.

That's when he announced his intentions to enter the portal. At last check, he hadn't yet appeared in the portal officially.

Nope. The new rule is that graduate transfers must enter the portal in the same 15-day window as everyone else.

Me trying to keep up with all the stuff OTF is putting out

I don't believe so

😂 right! A&M is very fraudulent and delusional.

I agree. I feel so many people live and die by preseason SOS/Rankings. The real truth is show at the end of the season when the smoke clears. This day and age with NIL and the transfer portal any team can be a dark horse.

Absolutely, I agree 100%. CFP/Committee have a lot of issues that need to be fixed.

Not sure about rules for other sports, in football they stay in San Jac as freshmen. Then can move out assuming they achieve the grades and other expectations they need to meet. So a bunch should be moving out soon if they want to. Be nice to get more on this. I remember how Herman did it with certain color levels they had to achieve.San Jac is full of athletes in all sports.

Few Freshman WR are ready to start. Worthy was an exception. Livingstone sat out a year rehabilitation, so this was in effect his freshman year.

Hopefully whatever failures from this past year were recognized and Harris/ Sark learned from it

I think a lot of that centered around the fact that we had the trio of Vanderbilt, Mississippi St and Kentucky on our schedule without considering that Vanderbilt has been better than they've been in their history over these last two years and Kentucky is still capable of giving Georgia & Ole Miss fits.

shows we should have made the playoffs if the committee has an IQ > 50

Didn't get DK moore, panicked, money whipped some guys? Am I close?

If you want the tldr, too much of that money was spent on WRs that didn’t see the field.

Very good in man coverage

All 7 of A&M’s wins in the SEC this season came against the bottom 8 teams in the SEC, and not a single one of these 7 teams had a winning SEC record: Arkansas, S Carolina, Auburn, Florida, LSU, Miss State, and Mizzou. A&M only played ONE SEC team in the top half of the conference, and they lost by double digits (Texas). A&M’s best SEC win was against Mizzou with their 3rd string QB making his first career start. Against the two very worst teams in the SEC, A&M gave up 42 pts to Arkansas (but won), and were down by 27 pts against South Carolina at home (but won). A&M had the most fraudulent 11-2 season in college football history (says me 😂).

CJ will y’all ever do a write up on how the $40 million was spent this year? It just seems absurd to have watched the OL, the RBs, the WRs etc. and it makes me wonder exactly where that money went? Is that the fault of Sark or Brandon Harris?