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Triple threat match Joe Z vs Blake vs Joe Z's father. Kayfabe we all thought Gerry was the father and it was actually Bobby Burton. Joe was a Longhorn all along.

Live look at Joe:

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Blake vs Joe Z is like paddy vs bsd

No kidding. I hate snakes.

That is what I was asking myself. I bet procedures change. Is it legal to keep mongoose in the equipment room?

Casey Hampton, D'Onta Foreman and Dan Neil have one thing in common. They had to be pretty damn good to play under the dark coaching days of Texas and still make the list. I opted not to include Ricky because Mack was at the helm when he broke out and won the Heisman. The one guy that comes to mind when talking dark days of coaching is Britt Hager, yes prior to 1992, but nonetheless, he jumps out instantly in my brain.

Quinn also had an expiration date at Texas. He could have been better than Carson beck for a nice payday. Instead he went late. It meant something to him. Quinn is a special dude.

Sounds like some confusion. The Big Ticket gets access to tickets and was available at least in June. The Longhorn Foundation piece gets priority access. The foundation piece opened today. Basically reiterating your statements.

Where did the guys have Ehlinger? Seems like an NFL list a bit. I know Bobby hates Tebow. Tebow is one of the best winners of all time had a lot of Bobby Layne and James Street to him.

My post should have it was not a lack of physical talent rather than it was. He’s not top 25. But undefeated versus OU always worth a mention.

I understand and agree students need taken care of, but the big ticket package has been available for weeks, there’s no reason she shouldn’t have been able to get one.

What's funny, if they hadn't let in James Madison and Tulane last year into the playoffs and instead put Notre Dame and Texas in, I'm pretty sure we would've played Oregon @ their place lol. Joe Z would've been quacking his ass off.

My problem is that the NCAA could've done a better job of getting out in front of this stuff before it became the focal point of college football. Instead like usual they sat on their hands and didn't do anything which caused the free for all we pretty much see today. I'm fine with kids getting paid, that doesn't bother me. I just think the amounts are absurd. But good for the kids. Thanks for posting, Blake.

Disregarding 2 sigma outliers, maybe 95% accurate.

When the pads start popping music to my ears will be that the oline was moving the dline off their spots. We all know the Texas defense is going to be a problem, but hopefully that oline will come away with some Ws in camp via the interior run game. Icing on the cake would be Texas getting to game 1 without any serious injjury.

Any notes on how practice went with full pads???

Found this on ESPN and wanted to share… Multiple Texas mentions in the article (link below) Here's what they believe college football players are now earning to start and compete at the Power 4 level entering Year 2 of the revenue sharing era. QB: 1-3 mil RB: 300-800k WR: 400k-1 mil TE: 300-600k OT: 600k-1.2 mil IOL: 400-800k EDGE: 500k-1.2 mil DT: 500k-1 mil LB: 300k-700k CB: 400-900k S: 300-900k K: 50-200k P: 50-150k LS: 10-50k Full article: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49568548/college-football-2026-position-cost-transfer-portal

I bet @Joe Zura is weeping right now like the big crybaby he is.

Good observation. It will be interesting to see if we see a DFW switch over the next decade or not.

I get it. And that was just a tad before my time lol. I was 7 his final year. But he’s also automatically disqualified from the list, as he didn’t play in the modern era. I guess technically 1992, but 75% of his career was pre-poll.

Lots of Htown on the list

Blake, you have no idea how shitty the QB landscape was in the state of Texas at that time. High school and college. And it was lack of physical talent.