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DeMarco left for the Chiefs? How much if his decision based on that vs his visit? Obviously, we all want it to be that he realized his UT visit was far better than his nOU visit

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My dad and I were in the living room going crazy and woke my mom and sister up. Great times.

As a Saskatchewan native and life long Rider and Longhorn fan, I approve this signing.

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With the new-look infield and without Rodriguez, this was the first series of in-game changes Schloss made: — He had Maddox Monsour pinch-hit for Livingston in the sixth inning. Monsour flew out to left field, but Schloss liked his approach. — For the top of the seventh, Monsour went to right field, Jayden Duplantier went to second base, Casey Borba went back to first base, Ethan Mendoza went to shortstop and Temo Becerra went back to third base. — Duplantier's seventh-inning double brought Monsour up again. Schloss let him hit, with Monsour striking out after a 7-pitch at-bat. For the eighth inning, however, Schloss lifted Monsour and put Dariyan Pendergrass in right field as a defensive replacement. Pedergrass' spot in the order (No. 9) didn't come up in the bottom of the eighth. Regardless, Schloss likes having Pendergrass available for the late innings since, as he put it, the team's outfield defense "is still, yet, a work in progress."

A lady at work stayed late last night and put 3 miniature ducks in everyone's cube/office. I was the only person she told about it. So, today, when people started finding them, I told folks that every desk had 4 ducks. Solid entertainment has ensued.

CJ are you sure there’s no OC walking down the altar😂 jokes jokes

Texas shortstop Adrian Rodriguez’s hand procedure was successful, Jim Schlossnagle said after Tuesday’s 10-8 win over Texas State at UFCU Disch-Falk Field. Rodriguez, who underwent offseason hand surgery, had a staple removed that was used in the initial procedure. According to Schlossnagle, it was discovered that Rodriguez was allergic to cobalt and nickel, which were the materials used to manufacture the staple. The negative reaction caused the inflammation, pain and discomfort Rodriguez has experienced throughout the season. Performed by Dr. Steven Shin, the surgeon for Rodriguez’s initial surgery, who also operated on Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer’s broken thumb during football season, Rodriguez’s latest procedure lasted roughly 20 minutes. “According to Dr. Shin, it went absolutely as well as it possibly could,” Schlossnagle said. Now, the wait begins for when Rodriguez can return to the diamond. Once Rodriguez is 10 days removed from the procedure, Schlossnagle said, he’ll get his stitches removed. Schlossnagle didn’t want to say when he expects Rodriguez back in the lineup, but it sounds like the initial timeframe of a 2-3 week absence is likely how long Texas (24-4, 7-2 SEC) will be without one of its most significant players. On Tuesday, Schlossnagle moved Temo Becerra from third base to shortstop to fill the void. The corresponding moves were Casey Borba going across the diamond to third base and Josh Livingston filling in for Borba at first base. “More than likely, that’s what it’ll be to start the game,” Schlossnagle said of the interim lineup. “Then, we’ll figure it out as we go." The new-look lineup is subject to change based on the Longhorns’ opponents. Additionally, Schlossnagle wants to see how the infield moves hold up when the playing surface switches from artificial turf to grass and dirt over the next two weekends. Texas begins a three-game road series against South Carolina (14-16, 1-8) on Thursday and will travel to Texas A&M (23-5, 5-4) next Friday for a three-game series in College Station. Founders Stadium and Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park both feature natural playing surfaces. Schlossnagle, who once again praised the Round Rock Express for allowing the Longhorns to practice on the grass and dirt at Dell Diamond before Texas played three games at Houston’s Daikin Park earlier this season, said there wasn’t enough time for the Texas infielders to get to Round Rock before the team flew out on Wednesday. Nevertheless, Schlossnagle is confident the Longhorns “will be ready to go” against the Gamecocks on Thursday (6 p.m., SEC Network) after Wednesday’s onsite practice in Columbia. View full news story

Maybe CJ is playing his own April fools by saying nothing to it.

They wish…

There is nothing to this.

See that was my first thought here too. I want to say that because no name was mentioned, it seems more plausible as an actual scenario. It would be pretty lame for your big April Fools to be “Texas considers adding to staff.” But I could be wrong, we’re in theoretical town with this for sure.

Since it’s that day, I have to ask, is this an April Fool’s joke?

I thought it meant from the big10, lol

What’s crazy is Horns beat Bobcats for the first time since 2021 at home.

We dare not mention the name you compared Simmons to. Let that aggie name stay in the cult it spawned from.

Barstool Longhorn posted this: ”Hearing from a student staffer Texas and Sark may be bringing on a BIG name in an “offensive advisor/offensive coordinator” type role.” This may not be the BIGgest name in the wild, but a quick google search tells me David Cutcliffe’s current status is “Retiring from his SEC administrative role effective March 31, 2026.” Pretty freaking clean as timing goes. What do y’all think? Do we finally land the Manning Whisperer and add the final infiniti stone to Sark’s gauntlet? 👀

Oh interesting. Maybe I just remember the few times Goosby got beat more than the times Banks did. I also think some of Banks’ pressures allowed were self-sacks from Quinn 😬 But point taken. Goosby is elite.

Goosby has a pressure rate than Banks did. Banks was 1.9% Goosby is at 1.5%

His stride and frame remind me a bit of Derrick Henry, but he probably has a bit more top-end speed and is less of a punishing downhill runner.

I think Simmons has a more explosive BGO than Parsons. Goosby has the same upside in pass pro as Banks, but (a) I think he’s gotten beat more off the edge than Banks ever did at Texas and (b) Banks is a better run blocker.