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Here are two recent Arch pick ups.

One day LaMelo will figure it out and I'll be rich!

Had to get that thing in a one touch immediately lol

As I typically do around this time of the year, I found an interesting stat that I believe must change for Texas to reach the heights they want to in 2026. A look at the time of possession from teams that won 10+ games a year ago. *** 2. James Madison (34:12.71) 3. Georgia (33:52.43) 5. Ohio State (33:07.00) 7. Miami (33:04.44) 9. BYU (32:43.21) 10. Indiana (32:37.94) 11. Navy (32:36.92) 14. Texas A&M (32:30.31) 16. Houston (32:18.08) 18. Virginia (32:16.14) 27. Alabama (31:32.33) 36. Vanderbilt (31:00.69) 40. Tulane (30:51.64) 41. Oregon (30:48.73) 42. Utah (30:47.77) 74. Oklahoma (29:44.31) 76. Texas Tech (29:39.86) 87. Notre Dame (29:17.92) 106. Ole Miss (28:43.87) 109. Texas (28:29.92) 112. North Texas (28:23.07) *** Only three teams with 10+ wins a year ago had a time of possession ranking outside of the top 100, with the Longhorns having the second worst among the group. Only six of the 21 teams lost the time of possession battle. Ole Miss was an extreme outlier given how successful their run in the CFP was. Texas Tech did not score a point in the CFP and Oklahoma blew a 17-point lead at home in their meeting with Alabama. Notre Dame, North Texas and Texas all missed the CFP.

Had to put it down and step away. Probably my biggest pull to date

I understand that but this is not a typical series. Texas is playing Wagner game 1. I can see several scenarios where TK either doesn’t play or has a limited role. It might even be pitch by committee, similar to game 2 of the OU series. Last year, Kavan did not pitch in game 1 against Eastern Illinois; Cam started and pitched 3 innings, then Citlaly pitched 2 innings. Teagan started game 2 against Michigan and pitched 3.1 innings. Citlaly and Sophia Simpson finished the game. TK pitched the entire third game against UCF. Texas needs Kavan for game 2 and 3, not Wagner.

Just put out his top 5

Also the same school as 27 CB Joshua Dobson.

New 2027 offer Davion Jones

That absolutely rips. What a pull.

who is this?

Film: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/19494412/692b8ff684423567d991004d

New 2027 offer... Samari Matthews' school 4-star safety Davion Jones

I question recruiting... both hs and portal.

Pulled this a few weeks ago. I think it’s my 4th or 5th color blast I’ve pulled from Prizm Draft Picks.

I've got this coming back from PSA soon. Buddy of mine gave me it in a trade. Probably will get a 9 but still a Mahomes rookie lol.

Anybody hit any good cards lately?

Seriously wild stuff… https://www.instagram.com/p/DYPhl80lLdZ/?igsh=MXE4ejlvd3NsbnU0OQ==

Sounds like Petey needed a love tap

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. 🤣