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  2. “There’s optimism that Ahmad Hardy will play football again.” Sounds pretty serious. I truly hope he has a speedy and complete recovery.
  3. That’s terrible. Hardy ran for 1600 last year for Missouri and was set to be one of the best backs in the country entering the season. How sad a situation
  4. Wow! Really sad. Hope he has a speedy recovery.
  5. https://x.com/i/status/2053832375994298554 Sad news. Hope the young man recovers.
  6. By the way, AI says Kobe is better than any athlete who ever played for Alabama, Ohio State, Georgia, Notre Dame, Oklahoma. They say Roger Clemens and Earl Campbell from Texas are questionable. I don't agree, but it's at least close.
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  8. Happy Birthday Gerry! Appreciate all the work you do in order for us to have the best information possible.
  9. Happy Birthday Gerry! Make sure you check out 2029 prospect JD Jackson when you stop by TFA.
  10. I’m with you I see potentially 3-4 losses right now with all the though away games plus having beaten OU and TAMU 2 years in a row I don’t see that happening again TBH. However, I am much more confident going into this year than last year with our experience and Muschamp’s agressive D and SEC familiarity I’m saying 10-2 with losses to TAMU and LSU. We still play for the SEC championship and beat UGA. We play ND for the natty and beat them like they stole something.
  11. From my era: Willie Mack Garza Tony Jones Eric Metcalf
  12. dude got an Olympic Gold Medal
  13. I consider Kobe tied to the Spurs as his main nemesis. It's also true I'm a Kobe fan, but I don't like talking to Lakers fans. I understand that doesn't matter to most people in Texas.
  14. I think you should order out and get corn dawgs, and sit with ur abandoned child @Joe ZuraJoe, watching basketball highlights!
  15. I'm with Bobby! 12 and 0. 🤘🤠 🇨🇱
  16. Aka old as $hit
  17. A few weeks ago, Schloss let Cozart throw 65 pitches (3 innings) against Vandy on a Sunday to preserve the win. It was yet another Luke Harrison start where Texas was down early and Harrison was pulled early leaving the game to the bullpen. Cozart was still bringing elite stuff on the final pitches, which signaled he COULD throw 65+ pitches against an SEC line-up and make bats miss balls the entire time. Noteworthy. At this point, Luke Harrison is little more than a BP pitcher against elite SEC line-ups. We will need a reliable 3rd starter as we move into post-season play, due to the format (double elimination) and the competition being better and better the further we advance. Harrison can’t be a 3rd starter against better competition. So, the decision is whether you put Cozart in the starters role and hope that the last 2-3 innings of a game can be handled by the trio of Crossland, Burns, and Laffew. Or, you keep Cozart exclusively as a closer in the bullpen and burn 6-7 innings of bullpen arms for every game Harrison starts in the post-season (and hope this lineup can overcome a large deficit Harrison creates). For me, this is simple…any Closer only has value if there is a win to be closed, and very little value if your team is behind by multiple runs in the late innings (which, in the case of Harrison starting, means Texas is down big by the 3rd or 4th inning). So, you get as many innings / pitches as possible from your best pitchers in the post-season, irrespective of where you get them in a game.
  18. But next year is a different story.
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