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I disagree with Texas being as high as they are, unless they're just basing that off of potential. Florida, Arkansas, and Auburn should be in the top five because they have won national championships or made multiple Final Four appearances as members of the SEC. However, the NIL era has shown us that your past history in a sport doesn't matter if you are willing to adapt. No one besides Cignetti and his staff could've saw Indiana becoming a juggernaut in football as IU had never had a 10+ win season until they arrived in 2024. Texas could become a top 3 SEC program in men's hoops if they wanted to. That's the key. Are they willing to do it or are they content with being good to great at the other 20 sports on campus and halfarseing the second biggest money maker in their athletic department? This portal window after the men's hoops season is over will tell us everything fans need to know, as will CDC town hall meeting tonight.
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Texas literally does something similar to this via the Texas One Fund every April or May at DKR with a concert.
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The Brits use it when referring to the Welsh. I thought it was fitting though. 😂
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OMG this looks one has me ROFLing
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That list has to be fake
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He’s definitely lost.
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Lucci is the kind of lad that would put a sheep on a cliff in boots so it couldn’t run and would push back harder.
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Interesting, potential is there but will Texas ever fully commit to it in the NIL age is the question imo.
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Didn't y'all have this piece of crap on Coffee and Football not too long ago?
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All about the click bait...would not give him what he wants.
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Take it somewhere else. Please?
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I guess I dont get the point of this post… this is a typical fundraising event
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OTF Premium Favorite Arch Manning Throw of 2025
Here for the Wins replied to CJ Vogel's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Just trying to see where you sit on this. Sarcasm or not? The UF dude was loaded for bear. -
Wow 💀☠️
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Engagement farming should be beneath him. The only thing Aggies seem to allow to be beneath them, unfortunately, are helpless farm animals.
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It's National Signing Day *** What once was a revered holiday across the country for college football fans alike, has become just another Wednesday morning in February. The changing in the college football landscape has taken away the significance of the February signing period, often leaving teams with just a couple of outstanding national letter of intents, rather than a full class. In a way it's a shame. I remember reading the Dallas Morning News with my dad growing up on Thursday and Friday of each first week in February waiting to see how the classes shook up. The DMN would have their own top 50 prospects in the area, and comparing how many were signed with each school in the state was something that I to this day remember doing each year. To be honest, that was really my introduction to the world of recruiting. It was a blast. The whole week was. But things change. College football still does, almost by the hour. Texas signed one prospect in the February window – 2026 St. Pius X-St. Matthias Academy DL Elijah Ali (Downey, Calif.). In fact, 22 members of the 2026 class are already on campus enjoying their first semester as student-athletes at Texas. Ali will join Nicolas Robertson as the only two members of the 2026 class to move-in during the summer. With the excitement and importance of the transfer portal in today's game, I hope the enjoyment shared over celebrating a faxed NLI doesn't disappear. High school recruiting will always matter, even when it doesn't feel like it. “You can win a battle with mercenaries. You win a war with people who believed in the mission from day one.” - With that said, Texas has officially received the NLI of Ali. He becomes the 24th Longhorn in the class of 2026 and will join the team in the summer.
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I’d still like to believe that that team would’ve gotten to 10 wins (bowl included) if Fozzy hadn’t shredded his knee on that awful Mizzou turf.
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