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True, Goosby's of the world are the prime example of developing. But if he was a member of the 2025 class, for example, does Texas retain him? or do they cut him loose to open up funds for ready-now players?

Dead period isn’t helping him with no campus visits

That’s how i view it

I disagree. There remains value. Goosby’s of the world are the prime example of coming in and developing into a starter-ready guy

Goat

And lots of bad ones. (anything under 35 lbs.) Sorry not sorry, @Gerry Hamilton.

Jordan needs to hurry up and sign with Texas, this thread needs a shot in the arm.

Awesome thread. Lots of good dogs in here

yes, USC got it wrong and will find out. That is part of Texas' problem this year the last few years. When you have back to back to back great recruiting classes, it is very difficult to give them all adequate playing time. This has always been a problem but not only do these players now have a means to change their situation without setting themselves back a year, they also have a monetary incentive to do so. In this current recruiting climate, they can not afford (literally) to stockpile the roster with talented depth chart backups.

Rooster Andrews

Agree. The exercise was a depth chart without any further additions. 🤘🏼

I'd Be shocked if Sikorski is starting... I think he was a depth piece /add, more so for 2027.

Roshon Johnson. Priest Holmes. Chris Ogynabaya(sp?) David Thomas… we share both names…

Softball is a great sport. my wif & i are life time longhorn fans . we enjoy all the sports Football # 1 but throughly enjoy Men & woman’s basketball.. baseball & softball. Both are children went through the Texas system our daughter lived at SRD her entire time. we so look forward to. softball it is so exciting. Enjoy what our Longhorns have to offer. swimming, Tennis, golf . Don’t be so opinionated be a fan . Put your money where your mouth mouth is . it doesn’t have to be millions it can be what you can afford. I’ve preached enough. “Hookem “ written by an elderly Longhorn !

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Aaron Humphrey

Makes me wonder how bad the assessment and development of our OL has been given none were ready to fill the void and the staff didn’t apparently choose to retain them.