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Lol, good way to put it.

I'd love to see a split between Earl's yards before and after contact!

Earl dragged people for 5000 yds. 😂

Another fun fact: @Rod Babers had one of his three career pick-sixes against Missouri (a 15-yard touchdown return in a 46-12 win on Oct. 21, 2000).

Front runner. You learn more from losses than victories bro.

BTW, expand the list to 9,000 or more yards for Heisman winners and Earl (9,407 yards) joins the club.

Heisman Trophy winners who've rushed for 10,000 yards in the NFL: — Barry Sanders (15,269) — Tony Dorsett (12,739) — Marcus Allen (12,243) — O.J. Simpson (11,236) — Eddie George (10,441) — Ricky Williams (10,009)

As much as he went through in the NFL with all of the stops and starts, that man STILL rushed for more than 10,000 yards.

Michigan, Arkansas, A&M, OU

As Bill Simmons would say, "He's in the running for the strangest Basketball Reference page." https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/t/tuckepj01.html From out of the league to returning and becoming an ideal small-ball big man.

That would be a special stat line. Doak worthy

@Joe Zura or play LG

Raleek Doak Walker season confirmed. 1100 rushing 10 TDs 600 receiving 8 TDs Bonus: 3 Kick Returns for TDs and 1 TD pass

One of my favorite longhorn basketball players ever!

GOAT

That's an elite group for Longhorn collectors!

He made himself an NBA player. He was a 6’5 power forward.

FWIW, Mack Brown, Colin Simmons, Rahseem Biles, Daylon McCutcheon, Ryan Wingo and Graceson Littleton are signing at the Dallas Card Show next weekend.

There’s a sports card show today. They are both listed as players available for autographs.

Trying to cap Sark is how you guarantee the breakaway league gets formed by lunch.

I believe this is at a card show that took place today in Belton.

Football or all sports? There are some really good basketball teams in both conferences, I don’t see them wanting to stay either.

Those calves don't lie!

It’s adorable watching the schools that can’t stay solvent try to write rules for the ones that actually matter. Only in college sports could the JV try to tell the varsity how the game works.