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AI says participating in any sport during a calendar year counts for a year of eligibility. Given the problems the NCAA has enforcing anything these days, doesn't seem like it would hold up.

I think they are unrelated but unsure man. Hope so

Sorry if this is common knowledge or already discussed here, but I'm curious how eligibility for a dual sport athlete like Jonah Williams works, where he enrolled early and participated in baseball last academic year. I always assumed NCAA Eligibility followed academic years, so would he have used a year of eligibility for academic year 24-25? Also, if his hamstring keeps lingering, would a redshirt even be on the table with participation in baseball? 🤔

Interesting how they used him on a lot of plays behind the line of scrimmage whether it be on reverses, options etc. Works the sideline extremely well and tough runner after the catch. Reminds me of a taller David Givens, looks like he will fit in tremendously with his versatility.

Asakura, Page, Prates, Pico, Du Plessis so if you're a betting man like John Mateer, take the other guys 😂 Great card.

Let’s go, DDP!

Stanfords O sucks ass lol. The fact he was making as many plays as he did, was great. Hope they're holding him out to get him healthy, because we're going to need him. I think Livingstone, Wingo and Moore are great WR's but having a 4th who's great also helps.

Not all coaches go full fifteen scholarships. Don't know Schaefer's history on this.

We are allowed 15 scholarship players. Is Coach still recruiting? Or is D-Mo still on scholarship as she tries to get better? You would think you would want every schollie filled. Thoughts?

That's why it's ironic that LJ is supposedly ready to expand the DT rotation now. Knowles begged Day to let him actually run the defense for 2 1/2 years. It took the Oregon loss to convince Day that Knowles should have his say on blitzes. There was no need for blitzes against Michigan, but LJ still wouldn't rotate the DTs. Knowles finally won out on that in the playoffs and they won the title. Knowles won the game against Texas, not Day or Kelly. That's why he left.

LJ and Knowles didn't get along because Day let LJ have too much of a say so in the defense.

Pulling for him. It took him a while for the light to go on at Texas. He may not have the luxury of time in the nfl to figure it out.

He allegedly has had some issues all camp. The late arrival due to contract negotiations probably didn’t help. He has to want it.

Best of both worlds: Mukuba played well but Eagles lost. Keep that going to 0-17.

Mukuba is the poster child of coming back to Texas, fine tuning your skills, and getting the recognition UT can bring you. Way to go young man!!!!!

I’d like to see Sankey more forceful in public about the absurdity Petitti continues to push at the behest of his TV exec buddies.

This would be fantastic. Happy for Mukuba.

Never won. On the page that shows the hunt description it shows the previous year’s number of entries and the amount of winners.

A lot of speculation he might start.

The fact that Nagy keeps putting himself out as the spokesman for the program is extremely weird. There's no way the criminals will be able to hire a high level head coach with that strange organizational structure.

I didn't watch the whole thing, but that offense didn't look like it helped him much.

I actually hope he’s the head coach at Florida next season with Mateer off to the NFL. Let OU go 9 - 3 with the defense being the weak link in 2025.

I'm watching Alfred Collins and he is just gawd awful. He's definitely a work in progress. Grab a snickers its gonna be a while.

Your boy Dillon Gabriel @Joe Zura

He had a fumble recovery too!