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What are the actual odds biles comes back? He is playing like a fur sure first round pick but his size will probably put him 2nd 3rd round. Would be epic if we could bring him back!

Spot-on, Nate. With Bishop you have the X factor: on any play he could get a crease and break away from err body. Lightning fast.

The reciever from Oregon st already signed a deal to return to Oregon st next season

@Bobby Burton , could we possibly get a list of portal transfers from last year and the eligibility that they have left? Thanks, P

Whether it was the best decision or not, the one thing to take away from this is that Graceson knew what he wanted to do in that moment. That is the sign of a mature, smart player who has been well coached. Hopefully, that will spread to more players on the team ( I'm looking at you, special teams!). If this team can get over some of its self-inflicted errors like some of their penalties, returning kick offs instead of fair catches, etc., the skies the limit.

I started having this issue yesterday as well using android/chrome

Thank you to those who have given your self, your family, and your life for this country. May God bless you and lead you in Christ.

Do we think the CB from UTSA is a good fit for us? I remember hearing that both Coleman bros on the o line were good especially when they played together. I’m sure we’re likely to lose Simon, Lockett, McCutcheon, and Chatman on offense at the least and Howard, Mack, Filsaime, Williams (to baseball), and Hicks on defense even if the above mentioned leave. Do we think there’s a chance Atkinson, Okpala, or Cummings could leave too? I have faith though that Muschamp will get whatever he has on defense ready to rock all over again. The offense…not so much.

He has a point, and they don't want to think about it. College Station IS a podunk town, and they have bizarre traditions; can't have both.

Never met him but my grandfather served in Italy in WW2. I made a shadowbox with some of his items from the war. Thanks to all!

That would be like the trifecta of helicopter parents.

Semper Fi to all my Devil Dog brothers.

Thanks for posting.

Time to hunt for more dogs.

Keeping Billy and Cindy's family in my thoughts. It's brutal when the bills pile on top of a loss like that.

To those of you who have served and supported our country… Thank you!

The stat sheet won't show it, but burning Missouri's timeouts there mattered way more than six extra points. Situational plays like that are usually what coaches remember in the film room.

Thanks Bobby --appreciate the update!

Sark needs a great 3-4 games play calling if we gonna continue attracting top offensive talent! We need ti keep Michael Terry his size athleticism… speed flexibility to play Rb -Hb - Wr is a mismatch right up Sarks alley! Knows offense….he would have another 3 yrs ! He should be our #1 priority on Offense

Go get pettijohn n sanchez from osu We need that oregon state wr !

Not sure if this is allowed, but here it goes: Recently our friend Billy Schott lost his wife Cindy. Billy played for coach Royal and is currently the “Time Out” official at Texas home games. This is from Billy Dale, another lifetime Longhorn. He posted this on our FB page: This fundraiser is for my brother, Billy Schott. Billy is walking through an incredibly painful season after the unexpected loss of his wife, Cindy. Their love story has been an inspiration for anyone who knows them. Cindy’s sudden and unexpected passing has left Billy grieving while also facing financial burdens and the responsibilities of daily life on his own. Billy and Cindy shared those responsibilities together, and what should be a time to grieve has also become a time filled with worry about how to manage one expense after another. In the midst of all this, Billy also had to deal with a major repair to his 20-year-old truck, adding yet another unexpected burden during an already heartbreaking time. The funds raised will help Billy cover funeral and memorial expenses, legal probate costs, and the medical bills connected to Cindy’s sudden death. They will also help him keep up with household financial obligations and provide some breathing room as he adjusts to this major life change. Asking for help is hard for him, but since I have knowledge of the difficulty he is facing, I want to do whatever I can to help. I also know that in the wake of this loss, so many of Billy’s and Cindy’s friends reached out, asking how to help. Your calls, prayers, and kind words have meant a great deal, I know. I am now asking for financial support for Billy during this difficult transition so he can have space to grieve without carrying the full weight of these unexpected costs alone. Any donation, no matter the size, would mean so much. If donating is not possible, sharing this fundraiser would also be a meaningful way to help support Billy. Here is the link https://gofund.me/82ae3d494 Thanks and God Bless

Today is National Signing Day for non-football sports. Gerry, Jordan and the guys are going to be running a thread on the message board chronicling all the new talent headed to Austin in multiple sports. Make sure you check it out. ** We’re just a month and a half from the football transfer portal opening. So what are the plans of the Longhorns? As we’ve mentioned previously, retention will be priority one for the defense. There are multiple players who could move on that Texas would probably like to stay around (Derrick Williams, Bo Mascoe, Colton Vasek, Rasheem Biles, etc.). On offense, they’ll be looking for pieces to the puzzle across the board. An older high-end receiver with route-running skills and explosiveness would make a lot of sense to pair with Emmett Mosley and Jermaine Bishop. Offensive line needs must be evaluated internally. And some of that evaluation is ongoing. Has Andre Cojoe played well enough to take over full time next year? Does Texas project Jackson Christian and Jordan Coleman as guys who are ready to start next season? It’s also likely Texas will need an older tight end to backfill the room. ** One key player on defense who could return is Bo Mascoe. Mascoe has proven invaluable to the Texas secondary because he can play corner and nickel. Mascoe seems currently inclined to go pro. Yet if he stays and plays nickel, it might allow Graceson Littleton to push back to the middle-field safety to replace Jelani McDonald. Littleton and Mascoe are Swiss Army knives. They can both play anywhere in the secondary and give Will Muschamp versatility and the ability to disguise coverages. We’ll have more and deeper portal coverage in the next couple of weeks as the time for it draws nearer. But it’s safe to say that behind the scenes, the Texas personnel department is already working overtime on it currently. Hook’Em! View full news story

All depends if your coach can appropriately tap into some of those elite traits while they’re in college. Something tells me that Miller has a chance to moreso than his predecessors b/c of his offensive coaching.

Yes, Ravens and 70s steelers, or another underrated defense the 70s Vikings and 60s rams.