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Texas did not push Livingstone nor Wisner out. Each one had an agent that convinced them that they were worth 50% more than what they were worth to Texas. They each chose their own petard.

Thanks for the responses

Tosh just locked down the Washington RB, too.

Players are recruited to the portal these days. That's how it works now. - Gerry H

Adam Loewy out here saying OU offered 2x what Texas offered in NIL to Parker 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

My wife and I just moved to Vermont from San Antonio for a job opportunity for me. This was my first season since I was about 10 (i'm 36 now) to not make it to the home games with my father.

Las Cruces, NM. Short lived hometown of Diego “F Them voters” Pavia

Hooker, OK.

My wife and I have our eye on a place in Mesa, AZ. Beautiful out there

I’ve said this before. Livingstone didn’t get any offer from OU. Texas took a chance on him even though he was recovering from a season ending injury. Texas developed him as a WR (his words), had success within Sark’s circle of trust. Can’t ignor the stardust and national attention he received by catching for Arch. after all this, he ask for $$$—Texas tried to meet him in the middle, but he chose to walk, telling the world he had no other choice because he was forced out. the fact that he committed to OU is almost a betrayal given what Texas gave him at a time when OU wouldn’t even give him the time of day. I will brace myself when I see him do the horns down— because I now know he’s capable of it. 2026 River Rivalry will be epic. Can’t wait to see Livingstone eat grass against a Muschamp led defense. I’m done talking about him now. Hook’em

Hey this may be a stupid question, but what happens with any playbook/scheme info he has? does that work its way to OU's coaches?

I won’t miss his stupid Joe Dirt mustache.

Lockney, TX

Or anyone else!

@CJ Vogel good prompt, and appreciate the longitudinal analysis. I think the specific evidence you lay out has two weaknesses: The case based on production doesn't account for the confounding variable of the massive difference in play style between the Big 12 and the SEC. We saw how much production stats can get skewed, when we saw the tech offense - that was top 5 in meaningful offensive stats this year - and get humiliated by a legit Power 2 team. Assuming a single, static "Sark's offense." He has his own style and preferences for sure, but we've seen him make adaptations even just within the last two years in the SEC. What worked in 2022 in the Big 12 may not be relevant to what he wants (or better: NEEDS) to do in 2026 in the SEC. Evolve or die. Not trying to nitpick just to nitpick - really appreciate you challenging what's become conventional wisdom around the team that we need a power run game to win the SEC and natty - hopefully this advances the debate to better arguments for and against.

You could tell from his body language in the Citrus Bowl that Arch already knew Parker was leaving. He looked pissed more than once at Parker.

Texas fans feel so damn betrayed by Livingstone... and that's only possible if you feel he was ever more than a self-interested mercenary role-player with an unrequited first love (for OU). Just curious, so we can learn the lesson and see through the BS going forward: where did this idea come from that he "bled orange" and cared about Texas and the Lifetime Longhorn deal? (The fact that he was arch's roommate? Branding on social media? Wish-casting self delusion?)

Diana, TX in the house!

Frankfort, IL… south suburbs of Chicago

signing Parker isn’t going help Oklahoma beat Texas .

Hobby Airport, they can make their own way to Austin…lol

“Peter Parker” helped our team this year… either way OU still Sucks

Where did you end of taking them and dropping them off?

Love it ! Yeah, there is no way you’re leaving Jammer to save on gas. Jammer was Jet fuel!⛽️