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Decided to give Minnesota a break, eh?

Technically every recruit is a developmental player

Cam Williams and Trevor Goosby were both 3 stars.

25-18 Texas takes 1st set.

I believe you and believe those folks are still offering everything in order for the students to be successful. What I'm saying is before NIL, you would still see some guys become academically ineligible because those guys refused to utilize all of the available resources (PJ Tucker). Now, that they're (in some cases) being paid millions I don't think you'll be seeing any of these guys academically ineligible moving forward because these schools literally can't afford for them to fail. They'll be eligible whether they utilize the resources or not.

Y'all fantasy portal people are funny.

Boom.

BTW, this makes TWO Williamson County boys who will suit up for Texas! To that, I say:

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I mean all Oline high school prospects should be developmental players… never want those guys to start as a freshman unless you absolutely have no one better.

Well, in his defense, "bust and huge disappointment" are things Aggies know very well.

Genuinely hilarious timing😭, also HELL YEAH HOOKEM

I like him as a prospect. He's a good athlete who can cross-train at multiple positions.

as Bobby says BOOM!!!!!

Boom … another development player

I had an aggy come to me before the opening game and tell me how Arch was going to be a bust and a huge disappointment. Apparently, he was reading TexAgs. My response was, "We'll see. By the way, who is AnM's QB?" Man, how I would love it for Arch to ball out Friday night and make aggroids eat their words.

Well we just got a commitment 👀

I think 16 teams is definitely coming.

Do you disagree with the premise? @Steamboat Willie good post btw. Would be a travesty to waste Arch skill next year

2026 Georgetown OL Kaden Scherer Flips to Texas *** Bang! Two days, two commits for the Texas Longhorns, both of which coming out of Georgetown High! Kaden Scherer becomes the latest to join the Texas 2026 class and it comes on the heels of an official visit over the weekend with the Horns. Scherer, a 6-foot-7, 285-pound offensive line, said he grew up rooting and watching the Longhorns as a kid in Georgetown and when the offer came in, it was a very big deal for him. Texas adds another offensive lineman to the class. Scherer told me last week Texas was pitching both tackle and guard to him, wanting to see how he would develop and progress physically. View full news story

11-5 Texas TO a$m . Texas has 3 blocks already

wtf else is he supposed to report?