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  2. Nick Townsend and E. Winston have more upside than Endries IMO.
  3. Or, that is a true statement if you are a sure fire first rounder.......think Banks.................. If you are a 5-6-7 rounder or camp player, maybe a 'kick-ass' bowl game would improve your stock.
  4. Jaylon Guilbeau was a tweener who got asked to be three different things over four years. Corner early, Star later, some nickel responsibilities sprinkled in. That’s not always a recipe for clean development or eye-popping tape, especially when the room keeps getting reloaded with blue-chippers. Was this his best year? No. And yeah, the coverage tightened up when rotations changed late. But context matters: he was a willing tackler, played special teams, and did the dirty work without drama. Coaches trusted him to line up correctly, which doesn’t show up in mock drafts but absolutely matters on Sundays.
  5. Significant news. One of the biggest schools in Fort Worth is open. Interesting to see who fills it and how the talent in FW changes over the next couple of cycles. Texas signed three players under Gates: S'Maje Burrell, Jonathan Cunningham and John Turntine III
  6. Pretty much, yeah — but instead of a payroll deduction it’s a conference distribution garnish and instead of 36% interest it’s called “strategic revenue participation.” Same concept, better branding. Miss a payment and suddenly you’re selling Tuesday night kickoffs, your third-tier media rights, and a commemorative patch on the refs’ sleeves. But don’t worry — the term sheet will say “non-predatory.”
  7. Ethan Burke and Jelani as UDFAs is a garbage take.
  8. https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/dfwvarsity/article313651545.html
  9. If you take the loan will they payroll deduct with 36% interest?😁
  10. Almost 18 yards per reception in 2025.
  11. Most of this stuff is deliberately structured around legislatures, not through them. The conference cuts the deal, creates a separate commercial entity, and schools are just “licensing” rights or adjusting future distributions. On paper, the university isn’t selling the family silver — it’s just refinancing expected revenue. That distinction is doing a lot of legal work. And yes, when it does brush up against state oversight, the political incentive is basically nonexistent to stop it. Nobody wants to be the lawmaker who gets tagged as “the reason our school fell behind in NIL.” Fiscal restraint loses every time to booster pressure and talk radio outrage. So you end up with the worst combo: Complex financial engineering most voters don’t understand Short political time horizons Long-term obligations that won’t come due until everyone involved has moved on It’s not that legislators are voting “yes” after careful analysis — it’s that the deals are designed so they never have to vote at all. And when the bill comes due in 8–10 years, it’ll be someone else’s problem. Which, honestly, might be the most college-football thing of all.
  12. https://x.com/chris_hummer/status/2001396021662822793?s=46
  13. Was I the only person who read the post title and thought there was a GoFundMe started for a recently passed Longhorn?
  14. because every game the announcers would mention how elite they were and I remember so many 3rd and 4th down stops. I don’t recall hearing and seeing those things this year
  15. 13.5 sacks this past season or in his career? Sounds like a trey moore starter pack
  16. My thoughts exactly 👀
  17. Committed to Orphey at Rutgers. Could be someone to watch.
  18. How would you know what those lines looked like if you don't pay attention?
  19. Today
  20. Here's his current ranking in the NFL Mock Draft Consensus - answer is 'not likely', though these mocks get more accurate the closer one gets to the draft
  21. hate to be that guy on a fellow 409 kid but thank God
  22. You would think so, but unfortunately the vast majority of the politicians will go along with it due to political pressure from voters. Most politicians (especially in the last 20 years) are the most financially irresponsible people around. They don't make pragmatic, financially sound decisions anymore because those decisions are unpopular.
  23. Miami seems yo gravitate to concussion prone qbs. I hope Ewers finds a way to have better pocket awareness.
  24. You mean 4 guys that all went on or before day 2 ? Yeah we didn't match that this year but still had a good DL
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