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Given this signing and news about Sikorski and Christian getting 1st team snaps at G, is there any news on how Chatman is looking this spring? I really liked him as a recruit and he has looked solid in limited snaps but has had bad injury luck. I hope he is healthy and having a good spring.

CC's approach has been interesting. What he really wants is for Tech to sit at the Adult's Table in the main dining room. He didn't get an invite with his checkbook, so now he trying to create a volume component with his 'share the pie' rant. I do not really think he wants to share the pie. He just wants a piece of the pie and a seat at the big table.... and he needs help. The interesting thing regarding this movement is that there appears to be a very limited number of like-minded schools that are genuinely eager to change dining rooms. The overwhelming number of schools simply want extracurricular sports but at a reasonable cost. The real question is going to be, "what are the parameters of the adult dining room?" PS: I am not disagreeing with Steamboat. this is really an addition to

If you pooled oil revenues, you’d be redistributing from the most productive fields to the least. That’s basically what’s being hinted at here with college sports. It sounds like “fairness,” but it’s really about shifting resources based on where you sit, not how much demand you generate. And that’s the part people don’t want to say out loud. This isn’t really about protecting college sports, it’s about pushing back on who’s winning right now. Same idea, different industry. But just like with energy, once you start forcing redistribution instead of letting production and demand drive outcomes, you don’t fix the system, you distort it.

Circling back with info I learned elsewhere, in case y'll haven't heard. This "minor hand procedure" was indeed minor: simply removing the single metal staple that had been inserted in the surgery earlier this spring. It was done in 20 minutes yesterday. The rate-limiting step for a return to swinging is just how soon the incision location heals up. It seems there's a possibility that this meaningfully improves his comfort swinging. As he exerted a lot of force in a swing, the staple had to flex around those mobile mid-hand bones, causing pain. And then there's the secondary effect of inflammation from that mechanical irritation, plus perhaps some inflammation from the body rejecting the material of the staple. The main thing is that this talented youngster figures this out long-term, for what could be a very long and special baseball career. It's been a full year-long injury already, all from a HBP against Missouri, for pete's sake! But I was encouraged even in the short term, for his contributing to a title run this season, with the simplicity of the procedure and return timeline... and the possibility that the pain might have been as simple as side effects from the staple, which is now gone!

He played on a broken foot against Purdue.

Sounds like Borba at 3B is a done deal for now. So at 1B, I expect an initial lefty/right platoon of Livingston/Courville respectively. But spots are up for grabs — not just at 1B, but also at the personnel-related positions of DH and the third OF spot! What an opportunity for Courville, Livingston, Larson, Duplantier, and Monsour. Excited to see who, if anyone, steps up and earns an everyday role and doesn't let go! (I also wish Ermis was in the 1B/DH mix, but I think that's just me wishcasting. I haven't seen any evidence he's in those battles.)

wow...I had no idea he needed surgery...good luck to the young man like him I was very thankful for the great nurses and staff...at Seton NW HOOKEM!

Agree. Very similar to the 1st qtr start of SEC Championship Game against South Carolina. Michigan down 18-4 with 3:06 left in first qtr. Suffocating defense by the Horns, never letting up. It’s becoming contagious. Keep that defense rolling against UCLA!!! Hook em!! 🤘🏼🐂🧡

Honestly, this move probably says more about the severity of Kaden Scherer's injury than anything.

That’s always a key. Luck with injuries. Indiana was pretty fortunate on that front, correct?

Pre season expectation are always a better deal!!

Sure was a great thing Texas did not have any key injuries last year!!

Sark, should look at leveraging 18 Wheeler package(it was an effective run set) using Michael Terry as the QB.Go 6 O-line and TE’s. The running back should be Cooper and we play smash mouth ball. If we get four yards on first and second down we keep the package in on third. If not we put 11 personal back on the field.

Fan expectations are totally irrelevant. You know even in the 60s when Texas was winning often (forgetting 65-67), no one obsessed over pre season rankings. We just attended the games to enjoy them playing.

He’s already seen it at RB, no?

If you ever wondered what’s best for Texas, just take the opposite stance as Cody Campbell.

2027 IOL Lincoln Mageo is at Texas today with his parents. Film https://www.hudl.com/video/3/19617310/690d010704385dee79f6fa9d

That would be 35 OL. I don't think we're going to carry that many.

Terry needs to move to tight end. He’s never seeing the field at rb.

That was a humbled Michigan squad, lol. They came in to the game with their righteous indignation following margins of victory in the tournament: 35 pt margin over Holy Cross 29 points over NC State 19 points over Louisville and then took a 36 point BTA margin in the loss to Texas Michigan also scored over 100 in multiple games this season and the 41 allowed by Texas was by far their lowest output of the entire season... less than half their season average ppg... Ouch. 🤘

Welcome to the 40 Acres Paris Patterson and family! Hook em 🤘🤘🤘

whats total Texas NIL. someone should break it down per team position league $$$$$ / point ? i miagine AI UTs statistic dept could do this !

He's such pre-Madonna.