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Not too shabby. Ole Miss meanwhile developing the next generation of basket weavers.

Are you sure that isn't a real photo?

I think this is exactly right. If you are taking a kid that is already 315+ lbs., he better be physically ready for the NFL. He can improve on technique but for the most part he is what he is going to be. The real monsters seem to come in at 275-290 lbs. with great athleticism and improve both in technique and size. From this year's draft: PlayerDraft Rd/PickHS Recruiting RatingHS Height/Weight Will CampbellRound 1, Pick 4 6’6”, 285 lbs Armand MembouRound 1, Pick 7 6’3”, 260 lbs Kelvin Banks Jr.Round 1, Pick 11 6’5”, 300 lbs Tyler BookerRound 1, Pick 12 6’5”, 325 lbs Grey ZabelRound 1, Pick 18 6’6”, 240 lbs Donovan JacksonRound 1, Pick 24 6’4”, 293 lbs Josh Conerly Jr.Round 1, Pick 29 6’5”, 275 lbs Josh SimmonsRound 1, Pick 32 6’5”, 310 lbs Jonah SavaiinaeaRound 2, Pick 37 6’5”, 330 lbs Aireontae ErseryRound 2, Pick 48 6’6”, 315 lbs Ozzy TrapiloRound 2, Pick 56 6’8”, 280 lbs Anthony BeltonRound 2, Pick 57 6’6”, 330 lbs Tate RatledgeRound 2, Pick 60 6’6”, 300 lbs

Chatgpt

The physics, chemistry, math, and engineering majors must be pulling the GPAs down. 🤣

Sark has a valid point. Lane? Not so much...

If I say anything I will have people type a book crying about it again so I’m good

Sark, the RBs and TEs for poor pass protection.

Prioritization. He got higher NIL elsewhere.

@Joe Zura

Hey guys I know Texas has its priorities set with who they want, but what happened to Peyton Miller? I thought that was a Texas commit through and through. I know they’re going after Camara and the kid from SOC, but who are the inside guys were on rn?

I think floods main issue was not being willing to utilize the portal to his advantage and making high school development his sole focus. Prioritizing experienced older offensive lineman out of the portal over chasing overpriced NIL five stars high school ones is what i would do. I am very intrigued to see if ojo and cantwell live up to the HUGE nil deals they got at this respective schools.

what engine or program do you use for these gems?

Likely, you want that first win done and don’t want to take chances; additionally, it lets her keep her rhythm. Then if you for some reason lose game 2, you still have Kavan for game 3 through the losers bracket elimination game.

Sounds like College GameDay will be at Clemson v LSU to kick off the season … as they should be

Let’s go get that 3.4!!

To me the foolishness of comparing players out of position is patently obvious because it is a team game. To take HarveyCMD's comparisons literally one would have to think that if Kobe were traded for Duncan the Spurs would have improved. That's not right. On the other hand, during that era, one could readily make a case that trading Kobe for Manu would have helped the Spurs. Frankly I enjoyed watching Manu more. But the case for Kobe could be made, apples to apples, no doubt, despite my anticipation of Manu's fantastic passes and sudden defensive moves and of course catching the bat in midair while bringing the ball up court. Watch for the nutmeg passes!

So Cook is C and Ramsier is G?

..the best during the Sark era. Smart teams win! Good work dudes and staff.

Different positions, in terms of recruiting

They don't have AI in Oklahoma yet. The football coaches still use chalkboards and rotary phones. They tried blackberry phones bot no one knew what the alphabet was.

Agree, I rewatched the Michigan game last night and I’m not too thrilled about our returning starting center, plenty of plays that he was 3 yards deep in the backfield. We say how the offensive line “improved” late in the year as if it turned into a good OL, no, it went from among the worst in the nation to below average, which was still a decent jump. Left guard and center concern me big time for this team’s ceiling, hard for me to believe Robertson and whoever starts at LG will be able to win or even hold up against the elite DLs. I’m curious to why we didn’t move Baker to LG to have a dominant left side to run behind, but we will see how it all pans out.