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My rooting order for Saturday, outside of taking care of LSU ourselves: Florida over Kentucky – Big help in the SEC race. Baylor over BYU – Knocks down another playoff contender. Boston College over Notre Dame – Would be a huge upset and open up some room. SMU over Wake Forest – Another team ahead of or competing with Texas takes a hit. Michigan over Oregon – Helps eliminate another at-large contender. Texas A&M over Tennessee – Helps Texas in the SEC standings, especially with the head-to-head win over Tennessee. Damn, this was tough to say. Oklahoma State over Texas Tech – Keeps Tech from making a push into the playoff picture - screw Tech.. And obviously, Texas over LSU is priority No. 1! EDIT: whoa, forgot ---should be rooting for Vanderbilt to beat Alabama.

Who is greeting the Longhorn Charter when it lands?? 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

Nola

U of H might lose to CU 😂

Offense Cooper-he just seems to have a burst through the line nobody else has. Terry-versatility makes him a weapon. Mosley-he can make more money in Austin than he can in the draft next year Young lineman are in the same boat as Moseley More money in Austin than elsewhere Defense Jackson, Zina, Wesley, Terry, Charles, Littleton, Davis, Meredith, and Okpala

Not sure why we have to take a shot at Nansen to give Muschamp credit. Nansen developed Hill into a second-round pick, so obviously he's capable of developing talent. Maybe Cryer's improvement is a reflection of the staff working together rather than an either/or situation.

To me, the question is WHY would he come back? Last year, after Sark adjusted his play calling to Arch’s strengths, he finished the year as a Heisman favorite and the projected 1st QB off the board in the 27 draft. This year, after Sark adjusted his play calling to Arch’s strengths, he’s looked like the same guy from last November. Why would he expect anything different from Sark at this point. There’s no reason to spend the 1st half of next season getting blasted by the media because his coach is trying to put a round peg in a square hole. Finish this season like last year. Go put up numbers on your pro day, and take your top 10 draft pick contract.

I realize UCLA is 9-0 but there is NO WAY IN HELL they are the 4th best team in the country. They might beat Mississippi State since Taylor is out but everyone else in the SEC would dog walk them.

Didn’t see this coming. What was his yardage tonight?

Horns are in the air. Arrival around 11:20pm

Ready for him to be at Texas. Helluva HS career.

Crazy effort by a 6-4 consolidated team that never gave up. These kids came in believing they were going to win and did just that.

Top 5 Bishop Lacey Geffrard Cryer Littleton

My friends tell me door closed at 10:17.

LWC did go over 10k yards for his career tonight.

Dan Hurley's alma mater giving Alabama everything they can handle in Tuscaloosa.

Huge upset by A&M Consolidated over Richmond Randall 27-24. Texas, next stop for LWC.

Unfortunately for us we got rid of two receivers with stone hands (Moore and Livingston) to get a completely overpriced one in cam coleman

I'm not. What from the TE room inspires confidence in him as a TE coach?

DeAndre moore still can’t catch dropped his 8th catch 3rd most in FBS

Tennessee got a scare from Tennessee State too.

This won’t be popular, but I question whether B.Baker is earning his large NIL paycheck. I would much prefer to invest NIL dollars in another year for M.Siani to be the RT in 2027, while also giving both A.Cojoe and J.Coleman can do as the starting OGs. Move Sikorski to OC and let him and J.Christian battle it out for the starting role. That means we will have to go to the Portal to acquire a high level starting LT - which will be very expensive, but IMO it’s better than rolling out either B.Baker or A.Cojoe as the starting OT opposite Siani. Use the money saved on Baker’s deal and apply it to a higher upside true LT to protect Arch’s blindside in 2027.