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Great stuff @Blake Munroe we are all rooting for Colt!

I don't disagree but we've had some game-changing injuries on the offensive end. How does the '23 team fare vs Washington with a healthy Jonathan Brooks, Xavier Worthy & Keilan Robinson? We beat them and that Michigan team wasn't exactly built to take advantage of our weak link (the secondary). How does last year's game vs Ohio St play out if Texas has a healthy CJ Baxter, Matthew Golden & Isaiah Bond? We probably should've also played Goosby over Williams at RT. Most knew going into that game that the winner of that game was most likely your national champion. We've been excruciatingly close to hoisting NC trophies the last 2 years. Not 2008-09 close but pretty dang close nonetheless.

Excellent news!!

Congrats! Was hoping to see him play in Llano last week, but this is awesome to see. Good luck to y'all and Comanche!

How does a QB transfer schools two weeks into the season? That’s wild

The answer is very clear, '21-'22 had Bijan & Rojo while '23-'24 did not.

41-10 🤘

Awesome stuff Blake !!

This caught my eye.. remember the survey of Texas high school kids and how well regarded tech was. Pretty nice setup I admit. can’t wait to see the new Texas practice facility next year

With all of the issues on the offensive side of the ball, I don't remember one time the offense has put the defense in a bad position. That's with a couple failed 4th down conversions, two interceptions, and a fumble.

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Go Colt!

Needs an arm transplant like arch had

Great stuff Blake so happy for your son 🤘🏼

He had about 8 tackles, a fumble recovery and also should have had a scoop and score… his DC was all over him about that, despite us being up 42-14. 🤣

As most of you know, my oldest son, Colt, suffered a severe spleen injury during a routine football practice play on November 05, 2024. We saw him be airlifted to Cook Children’s in Fort Worth, where he was given 11 units of blood and it left him hospitalized for about a month. It was a long road of recovery and he was finally cleared to play football… until he wasn’t. In July he suffered another setback, where he had an infection that affected his previous injury and was held out of any contact until last week. Last night he took to the field for the first time since that accident and is now playing a S/LB hybrid role, plus being used on kickoffs and returns. 316 days between last night and the last time he played in a game.

Unfortunately, yes. I guess we’ll see.

The dream team has spoken. A shutout would be fantastic!

You're predicting a Wyoming redux.

Gerry needs to visit Kamehameha to ensure the flip of Malakai Lee. Get Von Lane a Red Bull might need some wings for that trip

Can you go visit OU?

I fully expect Arch to throw left handed the entire game today while his right arm heals

24 - 14. If Wingo doesn’t have a breakout game today you have to start wondering if he ever will. There are going to be a lot of 1B and 2nd teamers starting at the skill positions. We will know a lot more about the readiness of that depth after today. The OL needs to keep Arch clean also. Can’t have him joining the list of walking wounded. I fully expect the D to do their thing. However, with all the inexperience on the offensive side of the ball, I expect the D to be put in some bad positions which will make their performance look worse than it actually was.

I am Rocky's reliable source. The amputation and bionic arm replacement was successful. Please head to your local bookie and place the overs on Manning today, you will thank us later. - @InsideBaseball