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  2. Highest national title odds, per SP+ 1. Ohio State (14.2%) 2. Oregon (11.1%) 3. Notre Dame (10.4%) 4. Georgia (7.4%) 5. Indiana (7.1%) 6. Texas Tech (4.6%) 7. Miami (4.4%) 8. LSU (4.1%) 9. Texas (3.6%) 10. Texas A&M (2.9%) 11. Missouri (1.8%) 12. Penn State (1.8%) 13. Virginia (1.7%) 14. Alabama (1.7%) 15. Oklahoma (1.6%) 16. Tennessee (1.5%) 17. Michigan (1.4%) 18. BYU (1.4%) 19. Washington (1.3%) 20. Ole Miss (1.2%) https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49782961/2026-college-football-simulations-cfp-conference-title-odds-predictions
  3. Adding two 2029's Iowa Colony S Dylan Thomas Fort Worth All Saints TE Noah Tarrant
  4. BTW, stud 2029 QB Ryder Flugence (Boerne Champiuon) will be at the UTSA game September 19 Freshman HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2T55vr
  5. She hired some national‑title coaches. Cool. But the idea that she single‑handedly “developed Texas Women’s sports into a national power” is fan fiction. Texas has resources, brand power, and recruiting pull that would make half the country’s ADs look like geniuses. She did fine. She wasn’t a disaster. She also wasn’t the mythical queen of excellence people are suddenly pretending she was. I can list plenty of coaches she kept around way too long, programs she let drift, and decisions that aged like milk
  6. More additions to the Texas vs. Ohio State visitor list OnTexasFootball will continue to update the visitor list for the September 12 showdown between Texas and Ohio State. Our latest update is three more members of the 2028 class in the Lone Star State. Keller Central CB Jeremiah Taylor Keller Central CB Isaiah Taylor Ridge Point LB Khalen Taylor Another look at the full list: Commits Smithson Valley QB Ty Knutson Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage 2028 QB Neimann Lawrence NOLA Brother Martin WR Easton Royal North Forney WR Briceson Thrower| Gilmer OT Ismael Camara — OFFICIAL VISIT Columbus IOL Keyon Hemphill-Woods Westlake IOL Jackson Cook Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Kasi Currie Wellington (Fla.) Palm Beach Central DL Tyler Alexander Humble Atascocita DL Jason Johnson Mansfield Summit EDGE/DL Cam Hall Vigor (Ala.) EDGE Jabarrius Garror Pearland Shadow Creek CB Brandon Sherrard Garland Lakeview Centennial CB Montre Jackson Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson S Junior Tu’upo 2027 Picayune (Miss.) Memorial DL Jeremiah Mark Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Marcus Fakatou – Ohio State commit 2028 In-state: Klein Oak RB Micah Rhodes Pearland Shadow Creek WR Jaylen Addai North Crowley WR Damarion “Champ” Mays Longview WR Jaden Hurndon Houston CE King WR Dillon Mitchell — MAYBE Cy Ranch OT R’Monie Edwards San Augustine OT Jamarios Canton San Antonio Cornerstone Christian OT Jai’Storm Knight Lovejoy IOL Jayden Thompson Humble Atascocita EDGE David Dotson San Antonio Harlan LB Deshawn Simmons Allen CB Dominic Butler Aledo CB Jordan Hall Lancaster S James Foster III Atlanta ATH CJ Whaley Keller Central CB Jeremiah Taylor Keller Central CB Isaiah Taylor Ridge Point LB Khalen Taylor Louisiana: Alexandria (La.) RB Noble Williams Ruston (La.) LB Shamar Evans Mississippi: Lanier (Miss.) DL Geraci Carson Alabama: Birmingham (Ala.) Parker S CJ Craig-James Georgia: Fort Valley (Ga.) Peach County IOL Hunter Hill Thomasville (Ga.) Thomas County Central DL Prince Che Lyons (Ga.) Toombs County DL Jamarcus Johnson Sylvester (Ga.) Worth County EDGE Malik Muhammad Buford (Ga.) EDGE Luke Nabors Florida: Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin WR Brysen Wright Jacksonville (Fla.) The Bolles School EDGE Asher Ghioto Jacksonville (Fla.) Raines ATH Zion Green New Jersey: Glassboro (NJ) WR Mekhi Parker Missouri: St. Louis (Mo.) De Smet Jesuit TE Ridge James Illinois: Chicago (ill.) Brother Rice EDGE Kameron McGee California: Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon IOL Lance Ciechanowski Anaheim (Calif.) Servite LB Allen Kennett Palos Verdes (Calif.) S Jalen Flowers 2029 Fort Worth All Saints TE Noah Tarrant Iowa Colony S Dylan Thomas Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Stephan Harrison
  7. Here to show a little love to Tim Campbell
  8. CP had a massive run and did a lot behind the scenes, no question. But I’ve never been one of the people who thought she walked on water. Glad she’s getting her flowers, glad she’s staying involved, but also glad CDC is clearly steering the ship now. Appreciate the decades, but I’m not shedding any tears over the transition.
  9. Imagine being a woman and making an impact in sports. Not easy. She has earned the respect of many.
  10. Today
  11. Done! Gave anOSU a 7. A couple of 8 or 9. Everything else a 19 for Texas!! 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿
  12. I was only thinking football. I would have to rethink mine a little
  13. VY is always #1 for me. That will never change. I was at the Rose Bowl for the Michigan game and was in awe of him.
  14. He better hope our D line forgets about all that smack by the end of the year.
  15. Done ! Thanks for sharing !🤘🏻
  16. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing the results.
  17. Thanks! There are a couple interesting responses rolling through so far
  18. Shane was a teammate of mine. I have few good stories...
  19. Every time I see this guy's name I think of the Ricky Bobby scene "He's got two first names!" But this guy has 3!
  20. Done. Lowest I went was 6 and that was for OSU. Thanks for sharing!
  21. Kiki still holds the sack record at Texas and he did it at a time when teams threw the ball a lot less
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