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I saw Sam Ehlinger just committed to Florida State for a whopping 22 million per year... And Quinn Ewers is taking the bag to go to Ohio State as recently as two hours ago... Facebooks sports reporting has duped too many elderly people the past few years.

I have heard Richie Wesley also took less NIL than what was on the table to commit to Texas. Kids that bet on themselves by coming into this program won't regret it. Of the elite recruiting classes that Texas has had the past few years the attrition rate has been relatively low all things considered. Had Sydir Mitchell known Bo Davis was going to the saints he probably wouldn't have gone there. The culture at Texas is phenomenal and Arch is a great example.

Kirby will get us again today. But long term things will change be patient. At least he isn't from North Shore or well you know...🤣

Almost as bad as some of the nonsense you see here too 🤣🤣🤘

Thus the Tito's bottle on coffee and football 😂 Thanks for all you do Gerry. 🤘

Thank you CJ and OTF for this coverage.

Another reason I rarely even log in to my Facebook.

lol All part of the job

I will not be following this thread. Please respect my decision. 110% decomitted.

Gerry is diabolical 😂🤣😭

Explosive. His film reminds me of Malcolm Brown coming out of Brenham.

Any idea on time of announcement

SPAM and likely a phishing site.

You can just tell NIL is not Arch’s focus. He “tries to not do too much”. He wants to focus on football. He won’t say it, but his focus is to be a #1 pick and to be an NFL All Star. He knows that’s were the big money. You can be a millionaire in college or you can be a billionaire through the NFL. Pick

Gerry is a glutton for punishment after yesterday’s thread 😂

By comparison to the 9 ‘Top 16’ teams we could potentially play next season, Texas plays 4 teams this season in the Top 16 or 6 teams in the Top 22. Our conference schedule appears substantially easier this season by comparison, which is crazy. We aren’t in the Big 12 anymore, lol (and that is such a good thing).

call your shot jerry

2025 ESPN Pre-Season FPI

We still feeling good this morning Gerry?! 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

We’re down to 63 days before the season opener against Ohio State. Who’s your favorite No. 63? Some of the options today include: Justin Blalock Mike Williams Tony Edwards

Needed a mental break this morning from the Recruiting Roller Coaster. 🤪😂 Tip of the cap to you, Jeff Howe, with my expanded topic title this Sat morning, Lol. 😂🤣 Thinking about how dominating Texas will potentially be in 2026 on offense and defense with all our highly athletic freshmen and sophomores now ready to shine, it led me to look ahead at what our 2026 football schedule will potentially be and the questions it raises. 1) Will our SEC conference schedule be 8 or 9 games? Crazy that this question is still looming and TBD in mid-summer. 2) Will Texas have permanent annual games against 1, 2 or 3 teams? OU is absolute and I would think A&M is as well based on several comments made by CDC recently, regardless of whether the conference plays 8 or 9 SEC teams. I don’t have any feelings about Ark as a 3rd permanent annual game other than the fact that they are likely to be one of our easiest wins, given how competitive the SEC is top to bottom. 3) Assuming status quo of an 8-team conference schedule for 2026 and assuming Texas plays OU and A&M every year, 1 SEC team will get left out of the rotation to play Texas next season. Who would it be? 4) Given our current slate of conf games the past 2 seasons, 2026 would have Texas playing Bama, LSU, Ole Mis, Tennessee, A&M, OU, Missouri, South Carolina, Auburn. That’s 9 conference games. Who is gonna get left out? And btw, holy $&@?… 8 out of 9 teams in that group are ranked in the Top 16 currently according to ESPN’s FPI and the 9th (Missouri) is 24th. Then add to this insane 2026 conference schedule, our home game against Top 4 Ohio State to kick off the season. Texas is likely to have the #1 hardest schedule in football next season. 5) I’ve had it my mind this offseason that 2026 is Texas’ year to win it all due to anticipated younger players maturing and the belief that Texas would be more athletic and experienced (QB, OL, DL, Secondary, Receivers, TE, RB, etc) but…. 6) The reality is that our schedule may be more favorable this year (as crazy as that may sound) combined with the fact that the other top teams competing for a natty like Ohio State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Oregon, Bama, all have significant youth in key areas, including QB, as well. It brings me to 3 questions on this Saturday morning: 1) Is 2025 actually the year for Texas to win it ALL? Lots of things line up to say Yes imho, most notably our kick@$$ defense that should be second to none, an improved offense with Arch making us more diverse and dangerous, better special teams play (a real weakness last season that’s been addressed in the portal) and a schedule that’s more favorable. 2) If SEC only plays an 8-team conference schedule in 2026, who gets left off? 3) Can you think of any other time in history when it’s been more f’ing fun to be a Texas Longhorn? Hook em! 🧡🤘🏼🐂

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