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Leaks was a game changer on so many levels.

https://x.com/ChathamAnglers/status/1944112405983965675?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1944112405983965675|twgr^|twcon^s1_c10&ref_url= He is having a great summer rn

Does this mean we lost Freeman to the draft?

As of right now I’d say it’s more for depth. He showed flashes as a freshman, but didn’t do too hot last year and was limited.

https://www.nola.com/sports/lsu/lsu-baseball-ashton-larson-transfer-portal-ethan-frey-jake-brown/article_a9764eae-388b-438b-be2e-539afee11ae5.amp.html

https://lsusports.net/sports/bsb/roster/player/ashton-larson/

Does this have anything to do with losing the guy to the draft or is he still coming to Texas as well?

How does this project for Texas?

You’ll often see recruits say things like “Best in Texas stay in Texas” or the other version of “Best in Texas leave Texas” I think some get carried away with just looking at the composite rankings and going off of that. When actually looking at players from 2022-2024 and what they’ve actually done, I think Texas landed the best player from Texas in each of those 3 years. 2022: Cade Klubnik was the highest ranked recruit in Texas, and you could make the argument he is the best player, especially if he has a big year and becomes a top 5-10 pick. However, at the moment, I think the best player clearly has to be Kelvin Banks. A top 10 pick who was one of the best tackles in football for all 3 years in college. 2023: I don’t think there’s much to say here. DJ Hicks was the highest rated recruit in 2023, but it would be flat out wrong to say anyone other than Anthony Hill Jr. is the best player from that year. 2024: It’s pretty early to form concrete opinions on the 2024 class as they have only played one season. Justin Williams and DJ Lagway were the two highest ranked recruits. I think at the moment you have to give the nod to Colin Simmons as he had by far the best freshman season of any college player from Texas. DJ Lagway could end up as the number 1 overall pick one day and there’s a long way to go. As of now, Colin Simmons gets the top spot. 2025 will be fun to follow as Texas was STACKED with top end talent. Eight 5-stars overall with about 20 top-100 ranked players. Texas will once again have a great chance at producing another top talent with players like Jonah Williams, Kaliq Lockett, Kade Phillips, Lance Jackson, and more… In general, from 2022-2024, I think it’s safe to say that for the most part, Texas has proven that the best in Texas not only stay in Texas, but attend the University of Texas.

Texas is interested for sure. They have reached out to Chase. Texas has offered Reese Alston in same class.

did they not watch our lines absolutely dominate a&m or michigan or clemson or arkansas

Why year is this?!? They said that last year too.

The panel on SEC Network questions Texas' toughness in the trenches, and the overall toughness of the program. Says we look pretty, but they don't think we have a good foundation. It was a bit insulting, but man, Sark can use that kind of talk to send a message to his team.

@Gerry Hamilton how many players do expect Sean miller to take in the 26 class ?🤘🏀

How hard is Texas trying here?

For sure. As he should! copy_350DEA29-9427-4FEF-A4B2-8EB23C89BB20.mov

Not a guy for Texas at this time.

classy mature young man. and he picked a hat and put it on. no announcing to go one school then pick a tortilla yo

Anthony Davis Jr. is a top 20 lb by most sites, and is the teammate of newly committed Tyler Atkinson. He has been seen in UT gear in photos with Tyler, and is in contact with Coach Nansen... being listed in his top 5. Might we double dip and put those 2 next to Kosi for a killer lb class? Is this why Gerry is so confident we can finish in the top 5 again.. for the 4th consecutive year, in recruiting? How many guys will wanna peel off from other commitments to play with these guys, especially if we add Cooper next week? 🤘🏿

Extra points for using an adverb correctly in the title. 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

No one has mastered the difficult process of NIL like Sark and Co. The ability to keep current players happy, signing the best of the best, and not spending frivously on a kid who may not hit the field for three years is exceptional. Sark never misses a beat. His smarts, genuine personality, and hardworking staff are all in synch. He recruits kids who are badasses, yet well spoken, from great families, and who want to be Longhorns! We are now in another golden era of Texas football!!