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I was told he needs to fix his stroke

It does make me wonder if the 5-to-play-5 rule had come earlier if Burke, Guilbeau, and Shaw would have come back for another year. I think they were all in the same boat of playing 4 years without a redshirt. Looks like the Patriots just cut Shaw too 😞

Not that long ago people thought breaking four minutes was impossible. Dude did it by 18 seconds. That's crazy.

Incredible feat

Very least Cole already knows the Sark playbook and how Flood wants everything done. He will be able to help get Seymour up to speed and we may not have to rush his Fall Camp development.

Those are crazy splits times!

Goes back to their time together at Notre Dame.

Insane times.

I view this as setting a nice floor at LG if his eligiblity is granted. The year-end OL was: Goosby/Hutson/Robertson/Caampbell/Baker, and I thought they perfored pretty well - at lleast average, maybe a little better than average. Hutson would give a nice floor which could be exceeded by Seymore or Chatman at LG. The right side seems like an improvement with Siani at RT and Baker moving inside. Of course whatever unit is settled on, they will need time to work together. So I hope that can start soon, not that ong until 9/12.

So he lapped me three times in that video lol. Amazing feat!

The added depth at center alone would be priceless.

This is so fricking cool! Watt could be mayor of Htown.

Honestly man until there's a new league with enforceable rules or the government steps in and does something binding - these are the new rules. Everyone else is filing lawsuits anywhere they think they have a chance. They may be unwritten rules but at some point you have to follow the flow of traffic. I don't have any issues.

Texas isn’t breaking any rules and hasn’t broken any rules. Cole Hutson is trying to see if the legal precedent set by the injunction granted to the basketball players applies to him. To me, there’s a difference between not liking certain circumstances/conditions and believing something nefarious is happening. If you want to blame anyone, blame the NCAA for dragging their feet for years instead of being proactive. That organization could’ve avoided a lot of the headaches everyone is dealing if leadership had done something other than bury their heads in the sand.

What other NCAA rules should Texas break?

Yeah "vibes based" means absolutely dick. And its a "60%" vibes based prediction. What does that even mean? Complete nothing burger.

The concerns are valid, particularly because nobody, not even the coaches, knows whether Seymore will be an option or an answer. Hutson would increase the margin for error, which is a plus.

His Vibes are based on delusional insiders. If you listen to any of the LSU “insiders” they all chirp the same things, “WR U, NFL, Staying Home, Lane Kiffin.” All that is a wash besides staying home and the pressure to flip which can often backfire.

Steve said it was a "vibes based" prediction. Royal hasn't been talking to him. He isn't omniscient. It's July. There's no use worrying about this. Again, he might flip, he might not, he could always flip back. Just handle business this season like we should and he'll be signing here. Just makes me want us to thump those tigers on their head in November even more.

Still have some questions about the OL, but assuming Hutson is granted an extra season of eligibility, depth will not be one of those questions. There’s no way the OL can be worse than last season. Fingers crossed everyone stays healthy and that unit is good enough to unlock the full potential of this offense.

95%? I’d say it seems likely. I don’t think he would’ve filed the suit if he and his representation didn’t feel good about the chances of the injunction being granted.

I would expect that to be the case, yes, but don’t know for sure if it will happen.

Should get answer before training camp starts.

100%

Hutson seems like cheap, experienced depth where we would have added no one else otherwise. Also, more competition and leadership in the room too. Seems like an absolute no brainer to take him and round out our two deep. To me this is actually huge, I think it significantly diminishes depth questions that I had at OL. Very true. I doubt he makes that mistake ever again and I think the philosophy behind his roster management has changed dramatically following the Michigan game. The NCAA becoming a toothless organization that cannot enforce rules against extreme cases of misconduct is really bad, but this seems to be more concerned about the changing of their eligibility requirements and the transition period they outlined themselves would come along with it.