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That would be my list.

Brian Orakpo Brian Robison Collin Simmons Tony Brackens

Clark is unstoppable. She could average 40 a game if she felt like it, but she's the point guard so she distributes the ball. For a superstar, she handles her fame with humility and class. The criticism she gets is unfair. Every player in the W complains about fouls, flops, takes wild shots. Reese is a monster under the boards. Her game has improved so much since her rookie year. She's in the perfect spot. Her coach believes in her, supports her, and he has changed her to be a much better player and teammate. Both girls are bad mamasitas.

She can't guard guards

Angel Reese is a female Dennis Rodman.

Is Anthony Hill a starter?

I didn't realize Noah Mikhail could be a senior and a sophomore at the same time

Scanning those names it's surprising to me how few I recognize from bitter Texas - Oklahoma recruiting battles. Other than Fasusi and maybe a couple of others I can't remember too many head-to-head recruitments where it came down to us vs them. We seem to be casting a much wider recruiting net under Sark.

Would make it simpler that's for sure.

I think it's time to just start listing guys as Y1 Y2 ... Y5 given the 5-for5 rules.

Interesting what he said about anOSU vs. Texas!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

WR is solid, but it was even better last year with Concepcion and Craver. Marcel is the anchor that limits their ceiling. I’m not buying the accuracy reports and all that the aggies are pumping into the media. Same guy different year. Maybe a tad more consistent but he’s still Marcel Reed. Arizona State just might have them on the ropes for a few quarters in my opinion.

They'll likely hit the portal hard in the off-season, too.

From following a long with their practice reports from people posting about it on reddit and other places. I haven't seen anything to indicate that they will be "much better" than last year. I just don't see it.

Isn't that a graduate? I could be wrong, some of the abbreviations I see go right over my head lol.

WR's might be good but can Reed take advantage of that? Hell, can Wiggins take advantage of that.

My thoughts also, they're gonna get pushed around

Earl Campbell Vince Young Ricky Williams Tommy Nobis

What a great role model for the University.

This depth chart boils down to this: is a piece-meal offensive line good enough to keep a 175-180 pound QB erect for an entire season?

All American "OR" roster!!!

They have talent but maybe two games on their schedule are going to give them some sort of game. Miami is a definite (imo) and SMU has a chance to give their defense fits. Apart from that none of these other teams are going to have a chance, imo.

I also think that the NIL and transfer portal have encouraged kids to not develop and wait. Too many kids think they need to play now. I hope with 5 for 5 that will simmer down a little. That you have 5 years to develop and play. Because the NFL will either chew you up and spit you out or you'll be well prepared for it.

OTF Mods and OGs - Among the pre-season rankings which team has the top starter(s) by position groups? Which team has the overall top starting line up? For example, I like Arch/Texas over Chambliss/Ole Miss, Moore/Oregon and Sayin/OhioState. While I like our running back room and Hollywood Smothers, I'll give Lacey/Ole Miss the edge. So far I have Texas slightly ahead of Ole Miss. While Ohio State might have the top wide receiver in Jeremiah Smith, I'll take Coleman, Wingo and Mosley over the Buckeyes receiver room. IU and Oregon also have a strong group. At tight end, Green/LSU and Johnson/Oregon seem to be the leaders. Many of the teams listed above all have talented offensive lines. Georgia and ND may be among the best but Texas, OSU and IU are represented well. Overall, the offensive talent at Texas looks slightly better than OSU, Oregon and IU. Switching to Defense... many believe Oklahoma has the best DL/Edge room but we all know that OU Sucks. Oregon, Ole Miss, Texas and the Irish are all stacked with talent. My money are on the Horns with Colin Simmons leading the way. At linebacker, Rasheem Biles is at the top of my board but I recognize Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa/ND is a top backer as well. Once again OU shows up well at linebacker as does Oregon and Ole Miss. Finally, as I review the talent in the secondary at Texas, we are strong with Bo Mascoe and Jelani McDonald. But ND is led by Leonard Moore and a host of others, Finney/Oregon, Bolden and Robinson/Georgia and LSU has a talented backfield. Collectively, Texas, OU, ND and Oregon are the most talented defensive units this year. Based on my review, Texas offense and defense looks as good or better than any team in the country. Oregon and ND should be very good. Ole Miss could be a dark horse. IU and OSU round out a very competitive, top heavy Big 10. Top to bottom the SEC is still the strongest conference.