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Gotta go with Malcolm here. Lots of good options though.

Malcolm for the win.

100% ... Bryson Warren signed them with ... Knicks https://www.nba.com/knicks/news/new-york-knicks-sign-bryson-warren-to-an-exhibit-10-contract Heat https://hothothoops.com/2024/09/11/miami-heat-sign-bryson-warren-exhibit-10-contract/ Texas looked into him, and didn't think he would ultimately get eligible.

I think i've been at 3 of those wins in person lol ... including one at the Dean Dome

https://youtu.be/OwnBj5MB4Mg?is=EWFrKqRo61hrxah-

Freddie

Freddie Steinmark

Tough one, Blake! I’d go with Foster, still holding a record and a part of some incredible teams in the era. Malcolm was also good, but I never felt like he lived up to potential coming out of high school.

I remember saying (not on here) that they should've gone hard after Hardy in the portal. I remember people telling me how stupid I was because we had Wisner, Baxter, Clark, etc. I just remember watching him at ULM when he was a Fr and they played us, he had some great runs even against us that year. All hindsight, obviously. But I hope they do a better job of that next year when breaking in either Lacey or Bell.

Figured I would get this one in super early, for the late late night crowd. Currently at midnight madness for high school football.

We’re officially 28 days away from Texas football, so today we’re looking back at some of the best Longhorns to wear No. 28. Malcolm Brown headlines the group. The former five-star running back finished his Texas career with 2,678 rushing yards, 24 rushing touchdowns and 11 100-yard games. Brown earned Second-Team All-Big 12 honors twice and was a Freshman All-American in 2011. Brandon Foster put together a huge senior season in 2007, earning Second-Team All-Big 12 honors. He finished his career with 106 tackles, four interceptions and 15 pass breakups, while his three defensive touchdowns in 2007 set a Texas single-season record. Wayne Clements handled the kicking duties for Texas from 1987-89, connecting on 46 career field goals and scoring 214 points. He also knocked through two field goals in Texas’ memorable 28-24 win over Oklahoma in 1989. And more recently, Jerrin Thompson wore No. 28 in the Texas secondary. Thompson finished with 170 tackles, five interceptions and 18 pass breakups, earning honorable mention All-Big 12 honors twice. He picked off three passes during Texas’ 2023 Big 12 championship season. 28 days until kickoff. Who’s your favorite?

1. Arch definitely had the yips first half of the season. Which didn’t help. 2. The OL was atrocious especially for a season where breaking in a new QB starter it should have been built to lean more on the run game. (Many thought the RB room should have been completely rebuilt prior to the 2025 season.) 3. The kinda worrisome situation exists that four of the five starters from last season will once again be starting this season. How much they are able to play more disciplined, play more cohesively and play more athletically in Sark’s wide zone schemes will all fall on Sark and Flood. Show noticeable difference and you can also put some major kudos on those two coaches. We’ll know by week two.

They seemed to be determined to make Hutson work at center and seemed hellbent on not giving Robertson a shot at center even though he acquitted himself well there in the '23 RR game. I also believe they just looked Stroh and Brooks and thought "big humans" and that was it because I refuse to believe that they watched Stroh & Brooks play and honestly thought they were better options than Robertson. Hopefully they don't pull that with Seymore.

As someone mentioned in another thread, this was a regular occurrence early in Mack's tenure, but it was free. That was 25+ years ago and I know times have changed, but if you're worried about losing a game because there's video of your first two days of drills, your team has bigger issues. This is what's great about the Spring Game or whatever it is now - you provide access to a lot of fans that will never have that type of access to players or maybe ever even step into DKR. Hell, I'm in my 50s and I still think it's cool to have photo ops with Bevo. So, yeah, I wish we would take a more fan-forward approach to our Spring Game and our first two days of warm-ups in shorts.

Class, sad he’s not with the team this year but it’s a business decision and best for him. Wish him well!

It’s a shame he couldn’t finish out his career here, But I’ll take cam coleman seven days a week over him and parker “stone hands” livingstone

DeAndre has always been a classy teammate. Wish him the best on and off the field!

With social media now, it's best to do what Sark does. Gives us a taste but not the whole meal.

I know he’s not a Longhorn anymore, but DMO continues to carry himself in a great way while speaking highly of Texas QBs and figured I’d share

The most mind blowing thing about Texas basketball for me is their 9-3 all time record vs UNC. For some reason, Texas has had their number against one of the best college basketball programs of all time. It’s similar to Texas’ all time record vs Alabama in football. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/texas/men/head-to-head.html

Sounds like Bryson Warren is waiting to see if signing an exhibit 10 counts as an NBA contract?

Yes.

so did we lose?

Wade said he wasn't worried during an interview in June. Wonder if he's worried yet?

lol yep!