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Jonah is special talent---lets hope we get to see him healthy and being his best

He is not cleared for contact. He is on schedule to return by late July-early August.

I honestly never had much hope for Jonah Williams. There is too much talent on this roster for any two sport star not named Bo Jackson. Part time football in the SEC is almost impossible- especially on a team that might play up to 17 games. If I were Jonah's Daddy, I would tell him to concentrate on baseball and pray for a 20 year MLB career.

This is the pitcher Texas needs. She graduated from Round Rock High School and beat both Tech and A&M.

Agree and I want Maddy Azua, Texas State Pitcher.

My brother had this card but he use to play baseball on the floor with the cards and basically mutilated the card. Same brother that played with a signed Ted Williams hall of fame glove in little league until signature wore off.

that was quick, haha

Quinn could out run Simms or Applewhite easily.

If I remember correctly wasn't Jonah the highest rated 5 star in the 2025 recruiting class? He had the shoulder injury in early spring in baseball. Is he cleared to participate in non contact off season work outs? He probably can't lift weight with upper body until cleared. If this guy finally heals he could be the biggest surprise of the defense this year based on his talent. Mods do we have any updates on how he is doing or what he is doing post injury? Any time lines?

Another loss to UCLA in the tourney of a different sport this season. Tough. But Auburn did beat them to win the national championship.

Isaiah Johnson

Recensy bias, Sweat. Also like Stonie Clark as well.

He looks like he is from a giant race!!! Sign him now!! 🏈🤘🏽🏈🤘🏾🏈🤘🏿🏈

I've thought about it, but sending it through the mail is too risky for that card.

Stonie Clark wore No. 93 before changing to No. 55.

Mikey Lewis

Texas State has ncommunications with Texas Tech about the Texas v Texas State game.

It’s not like they are cutting off his right hand so that he can no longer play football. He ruined the remainder of his college career (potentially) but he has not ruined his life. Either way he will still have an opportunity to pursue his dream of playing in the NFL. The bigger question is which outcome would be more beneficial to him beating his addiction? I would say he would learn his lesson and beat his gambling addiction if he is punished accordingly. If he is granted the injunction and allowed to play, if he really learning a lesson?

That's a large, impressive looking prospect right there.

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Yea, ok.

True, and I believe our culture is in a period of Awakening right now. We are seeing the results from many years of secretive criminality and moral decay, and I believe people are realizing the consequences to our society for having allowed this to go on for so long. Unfortunately, change can't come until enough people are willing to see what has been happening under our noses.