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People still read ESPN?

With the freshman Spears killing it (pun intended) already. Future is definitely bright for the lady horns!

By no means am i saying he is the best quarterback, but putting behind some of these other guys is disrespectful. I hope he sees this and goes out to shut the haters up more

Let Arch work his way back up to the top of the list. This is all a blessing in disguise. Adversity builds character and determination. Arch has been to Columbus, the Swamp, Cowbell Hell and is better for it… even after having some bad games. Thank God Sark is a patient man in the limelight… not sure how it is behind the scene… I imagine he is very direct but very likeable.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/46927168/reranking-every-power-4-quarterbacks-two-months-2025-season This list has some wild rankings. Arch at 35? not saying he is the best qb in the ncaa, but definitely better than 35 behind the Rutgers qb? Ty Simpson at 11? Behind Taylon Green and Brendan Sorsby is hilarious

Youtube link if you dont have twitter: https://youtu.be/XFNWVC-FmRg?si=P2c3oTxRQsSL8ps5

Personally it depends on the health of the team - if they are healthy, extra game! If key starters need to heal up, need the bye!

Very strong class again, they should continue to compete for a deep playoff run or another national championship in the next few years.

Brooks showing a lot of love for our guy Colin Simmons🤘 Great watch!

This is what we need. 6' 6" against 7'6". https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SvB51tpB6-I

Gotta make up for @Jeff Howe being slow on this one 🙂 https://www.statesman.com/sports/college/longhorns/volleyball/article/texas-volleyball-jerritt-elliott-henley-anderson-21169172.php?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwY2xjawOBy8BleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeePq89wo7uX925HsaXHRV9HrMHGBKhnG_yE8dJRm4-wClXz1GXz1pXfQhm3g_aem_4jHTzh7XeE6nvPloTWZYGw Texas signs the nations top player (from dripping springs), setter and 2nd ranked libero!

Thanks for starting a thread with a proper title. Not “Vodney Cleveland…” and we all have a heart attack waiting for the page to load

Good for LJH! Also, all I am trying to do in life is find someone to love me like Sean Payton loves Lil'Jordan Humphrey!

Hook Em, Vodney 🤘🏽

Odds on Emerson making it to campus?

July 1989 Athens, Georgia. I was there then. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mSmOcmk7uQ

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian speaking on the upcoming meeting with Georgia this Saturday: "It is a heck of an opportunity for our team. it is a heck of a challenge playing at Georgia in a night game," Sarkisian said Wednesday during the SEC Teleconference. "I think Coach Smart and his staff have assembled a tremendous group of players. They are a talented group, and well-coached."

Steve Sarkisian was asked about the possibility of being the second team in the last six years to beat three AP Top 10 teams in a single season, as well as the grind of the leading Texas into the SEC as second year members: "This conference is grueling. You know every year, I think people look at schedules and (say) 'Oh, they got an easy schedule' or 'They got a hard one,' – you don't really know until teams start taking the field and you got to start playing. Teams deal with injuries, some teams don't. Teams fire their coaches, some teams don't. We have had a very challenging slate for sure. Of not only the quality of the opponents that we are playing, but also some of the environments and the road games at night. But I think one thing about our conference that just holds true week in and week out – literally anybody in our conference, it doesn't matter who they are – can beat anybody else in our conference on any given Saturday. And I think that is what makes our conference so difficult. It is not about getting up for one or two games a year, it is not getting up for three top ten matchups or the third one this year, you got to get up for them every single week. Because every team is capable of beating anyone else. And I think that is the toll that it takes when you play in this conference. There is a physical toll that this league takes on your team, but there is also a mental toll and I think that is where the toughness aspect is so critical in the SEC. There is a physical toughness you have to have, but there is a mental toughness you have to have to get yourself prepared to play every single Saturday and to be at your best. Because if you are not, you are going to be in a dog fight trying to find a way to win late. And so, you learn a lot about your team in this league and we have learned a lot about our team. Like I said, it is a great league to be a part of, it is challenging but you have to grow up and have to grow up quickly." Steve Sarkisian on the grind of an SEC schedule on a weekly basis after the addition of Texas and Oklahoma. "Well I think it was very strategic by the SEC – if (they) were going to expand, how were they going to expand? Obviously they went got two great brands that are national brands, but yet are in the southwest and are very influential. But really, nationally for the Southeastern Conference now to expand the way that they did west I think was great for the conference. But you have two national brands, high quality programs that have won a lot of games and championships over the years. But yet, they are two programs that know at the end of the day are going to be good year in and year out. The conference is tough, it is only going to get harder when we go to nine games. It is like 'Holy cow, here we go. We are playing eight now, and now we are going to nine.' So we have to recruit well and keep developing our players because it is hard to keep everybody healthy for that long of a season."

I recently explored the accumulator tips on DrawPredictionToday.com and found it surprisingly smart. The combos aren’t just a bunch of random picks thrown together — each selection is clearly chosen with context in mind: form trends, unusual match-ups and value odds. I like that they offer both “safer” smaller accumulators and more daring high-odds slips, so you can pick what suits your style. It’s changed how I build my bets — instead of loading up all my stake on one heavy favourite, I now spread across logical chains that make sense. It feels more informed and less chaotic.

Jimmy isn’t living forever, and the current model, like much about CFB, is broken. Coaches no longer require 5 years to get their guys into the program and develop them from HS players. That’s still a part of it, but now the nation is your oyster if you need to supplement, or in some cases completely flip, your roster and have access to blue blood funds. Someone is going to be smart enough to offer a premiere coach $12-14M a year with no buyout and only the guarantee to payout the remaining contract if fired along with guarantees for athlete payroll. The coach will still make generational money, and the AD won’t be hamstrung with huge payouts to former employees if it wants to move on. You can kill the golden goose, and someone’s going to figure out that there’s more money to throw at the program and players if the athletic department and donors aren’t tapped out paying absurd buyouts. $50M guaranteed over 4 years is still a very fine chunk of change, and athletic directors won’t be tempted to tack on silly 10 years contract extensions. The NFL has largely figured this out, and it’s developmental league will wrap their collective heads around it in short order too imoho.

On Georgia's health, Kirby Smart didn't say anything revealing on today's SEC teleconference regarding the status of CB Demello Jones or TE Lawson Luckie.