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I was trying to be funny with the Boomauster name but at least you got my point lol. I think he'll be great for us and the D.

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What a loser. Typical Tech trash.

Like the quotes I posted from Thursday's media availability with DJ Campbell and Quintrevion Wisner, linebacker Liona Lefau spoke highly of a few Longhorns when asked about them individually. On Trey Moore’s transition from EDGE to linebacker: “That's not a hard transition at all, especially the level that we play at. He's been doing a great job. He's a very smart player. He learned the playbook pretty fast. Now he’s just [working on] little movements and transitions here and there, like dropping into coverage and all of those things. He's doing a good job of getting extra work in to learn how to do that at a high level. I think he's doing a great job.” On Ty’Anthony Smith's growth at linebacker: “I'm thankful for Ty because he's pushing us every single day, bringing the right energy, bringing the right juice. Every time he makes a play. He plays very physical, very violent.” On what to expect from Brad Spence: “A very physical and violent player. He's exciting to watch.” On what he’s seen from CJ Baxter: “He's picking up where he left [off]. They're pushing him in slowly. They don't want to rush him in and push him past the [limit], but he's doing a great job picking up where he left off.” On competing against Jack Endries in practice: “As a linebacker, we play a lot of coverage on him and he blocks down on us, and a thing that stands out the most is his effort every play. He gives good effort in the run game and the pass game. He wants to do that stuff. There's not a lot of tight ends who want to block and run routes. He's good at doing both as well. It's a good challenge for us and we're happy we got him because he pushes us every single day.”

I’m going to go out on a limb and say you’re under 40 and a shitty person to hang with. Texas board or not, show some class. Oh, and I’ll guarantee this Raider Rash Tech Tard is 100% more successful than you’ll ever be. Go on with your big bad self though.

Thanks!!

From Thursday's media availability, here are some player-specific thoughts from the junior running back: On how Arch Manning has looked in camp: “That's my dog — [number] 16. Arch looks real good. He's doing a better job also of being a vocal leader, whether it's to the defense or the offense. He's definitely stepped up and he's playing a major role. He knows what's at stake whenever it comes to him being in that backfield, so he's doing a great job of tapping into everybody. Whether it's a young guy or older guy, he's tapping into everybody.” On what a healthy CJ Baxter will bring to the backfield: “I’m glad my brother is back. We came in together, so there's nothing like being able to play with the running back that you came into college with. He went down last year, so that kind of tilted things, but just being able to have him back in the room with us and me and him attacking defenses like we're about to, it's going to be crazy. That's what he brings." On seeing some of himself in true freshman Rickey Stewart: “The thing I could give Ricky, though, for my freshman year, he's faster than me. I can't cap. Ricky's got some speed. But the thing I like most about Ricky — he's good with adversity. Not many freshmen you see come in and could face adversity and keep it going, but Ricky didn't shut down. He faced his adversity, came back and he's looking good right now. He's gaining weight, looking faster and he's keeping his head on right.” On what DJ Campbell means to the running game: “Coming in my freshman year, over these three years I've been here, being able to participate on this team with DJ, I can see the improvement — not only in him as a player, but him as a person when it comes to the facility and the culture we've got. DJ is definitely an O-lineman that we look to whenever we need that juice and that energy to get going in practice and game day. He's definitely a key factor to the way we run the ball… It takes a real dog to not have someone get him going. DJ could come out and even if he's not feeling it, he's still going to go because that's who he is. That's what we look for whenever it's time to run a ball — somebody that's always on go. That's what DJ does.”

Jack Bouwmeester. Hopefully he will be another Michael Dickson.

I am so sorry to hear and my heart goes out to all who battle cancer and who help those families who help to battle cancer.

bought in february

These are a few quotes from Texas right guard DJ Campbell during Thursday's post-practice player availability, which was two days before the team's first camp scrimmage. On what stands out about right tackle Brandon Baker: “Probably his relentless effort. He reminds me a lot of Kevin Banks because KB was a technique freak. That reminds me of Brandon Baker as well. Whenever I see his game — that’s a technique freak right there. He's doing everything fundamentally right.” On the health of the running back room with CJ Baxter and Christian Clark back from injury: “I've just been seeing, like I said, the relentless effort from all of us. It's all gas, no breaks for everybody in that running back room, from Christian Clark to Tre Wiser... They're all going at each other. Having them all back and healthy, it's going to be exciting for us to watch.” On left guard Neto Umeozulu taking advantage of his opportunity to start: “It's been real fun, I'd say, because he's one of my tightest friends. Seeing him develop through the years, and now he's finally got his chance to showcase his talent, it's been fun.” On Cole Hutson taking over for Jake Majors at center: “I really don't see much difference from Jake and Cole. Cole has been doing a great job of stepping into that center position and actually leading us, just as if Jake [were].” On what he’s seen from true freshman tackle Nick Brooks: A real young guy coming in — got a lot of talent — that can really showcase early. As long as he keeps going, keeps [developing] with the offense, I'm pretty sure he'll be in early.”

- Low scoring game, we won’t see any action until the 2nd half. - Our defense will keep us in the game -More running the ball up the gut with some play action to wide outs and tight ends. (2022 offense) -Lee Corso will put on the Bevo mascot for the last head gear.

My wife has terminal brain cancer. It sucks…life sucks. Sergio will best this. F Cancer

I'm going 20 yard TD pass, Manning to Endries.

Yeah, I'm not sure what the need is to coach again. Go enjoy life, stress free. The game has passed him up, sure he can recruit but he's never going to let his "great offensive mind" go. Guy thinks his offense is the best thing since slice bread.

F*ck cancer man. I lost my dad last year literally on the last day of the year to pancreatic cancer. I'll help as much as I can.

Gus is fun

Scary ordeal for anyone. I pray his health is as good as God allows and his soul is safe with God. This life has bumps, bruises, and downright monstrous dangers in it, but God affords us the blessing of overcoming it now and forever. If anybody ever is interested in the security God offers through Jesus, I’m here to talk.

Straight from CDC and Texas

Gave what I could. God Bless SK and his fam. Longhorns for Life!

Arch designed run in RZ.

You must have some of that oil money we always hear about 😂

Hey gentlemen (and women), I am an Ohio State alumnus and season ticket holder so I figured I would share a little information for you all. When you are looking at the Ohio Stadium seating chart, the Texas sideline will be the even sectioned side. For example, sections 20A & 22A are on the 50 yard line on the visitor side. Where as sections 19/21 would be on the 50 on the Ohio State said. As far as the away sections, where the most Texas fans will be seated (I’m sure there will be a lot of you unfortunately 😭) will be the NE corner of the stadium. Usually away fans are in the lower bowl and also the upper level right above them. From ChatGPT (this is accurate) ”the designated seating sections for away team fans are primarily located in sections 6C, 8C, 10C, and 4AA through 10AA. Additionally, visiting team fans are seated in rows 8 and higher (rows 8-41) in sections 8C and 10C. These sections are situated in the closed end zone and parts of the south stands, particularly in the lower AA sections near the top right corner of the field when facing the closed end zone.”

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