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Time to watch TexAgs a little this morning to see their latest excuses for the failures of Bucky ball.

I'm thinking he's a badass for Sark to do this. Offer list is an indicator.

Nitpicking here, but they did utilize the Wishbone from the outset of 1968. They tied UH in the opener and lost to Tech in the second game in Lubbock. They fell way behnd Tech early and nearly pulled a off a come back win when they switched QBs to James Street. I think the consensus is that the switch to Street was the pivotal moment for that season and the program.

Good film, CJ. First throw showed he can 'buggy whip' a throw, quick release; good arm strength, has to load up to throw it, but seems to play "taller" ?

Magic would be considered a combo guard in today’s game. He did what was needed to win I bet 30 years ago, you were one of those types that said “you can’t win in football without a prototypical pocket passer QB…dual threat guys will never win a natty”. Your basic argument is so flawed that you just look silly. Just stop. Or go away. Doubtful anyone will care.

I'll be seeing you at the DF, double G.

These updates have me pumped, so excited as I come down from DFW for the opening series. I will say that it is going to be different for me without my old buddy Wilson.😪

@CJ Vogel, remind me where Tinny played before?

Ready to see the lineup and how it evolves. LFG!

- or doesn't have a TV set 👀

I’ve played around with AI models for early lines too, and it’s funny how they can spot patterns we overlook. I usually cross-check my guesses while I’m killing time on baixarmyapk.com, since it keeps me in that numbers mindset without feeling like homework. If you feed the model injury trends and returning production, you’ll probably get even cleaner projections for those tougher matchups.

I’m rolling with 38–13. I think the defense forces a couple turnovers, and Baxter finally breaks one in the red zone. Can’t wait to see how close everyone gets.

If you tell me you're choosing OU over Texas right now.. as a running back, I don't want you. Not because you chose them, even though that's disgusting, it tells me the job's either too big for you, or you aren't built to compete and carry the heavy legacy of being part of what America has known to be the place where the best run the ball. Weak and timid doesn't fly on the 40....🤘🏿

After watching Aaron Donald terrorize the NFL, and knowing J.Whitt is now a Ram... Can somebody encourage J.Whitt to take Justus Terry to AD for a workout or 2 in his home gym? Watching Tyler Atkinson and DJ's relationship blossom has only been a benefit to Texas. With guys getting paid now, I would think they would have the coin to travel and work with some of the greats. Can you imagine what that kid would gain from just a few workouts and meals with Aaron freaking Donald...? Just a thought. Has anybody seen a 5-10 150 pound WR out of Clovis named Carlos Young? He's class of 2026...3 star, small school offers from Hawaii.. San Jose St....Montana St. Probably overlooked because of his size...but his ball tracking and hand eye coordination are top notch. Attaching a link to what I saw.. but he's a guy I could see transferring up and being a demon in the slot and especially in the return game. Hope I can swing an Air BnB for the spring game. Saw Arch's 1st.. hope to see his last!

I mean he clearly projects there but... to start the season? Given the weekend starters announced, Tuesday has gotta be Flores, right? Obviously things could change if one of those guys doesn't perform as a starter. But it wouldn't be the worst thing for our stud freshmen arms to follow the strategy LSU used with Casan Evans last year: start in the pen, then get some midweek starts, and — who knows — by the end of the season, they might just prove to be ace-type material like Evans and be the piece that puts you over the top for a natty. Freshmen arms just tend to wear down with a full season of starting; bring them along slowly, don't overload them with expectations or innings, and let it happen organically. Obviously I don't see practice haha! But given everything we've heard about Flores' holistic development, combined with all that other context, I would be shocked if he isn't the starter this Tuesday.

Showing Gasparino the exit door = less strikeouts.

Re: Riojas over Flores, Schloss subscribes to the philosophy of giving the veteran a chance. If he swims, great. If he sinks, he's got a more talented youngster ready... and, crucially, that youngster is seen as a (potential) solution to the subpar performance they'd been getting from the vet, rather than having to deal with fan and locker room expectations out of the gate as The Guy). I think this philosophy is absolutely the way to go for multiple reasons. Personally, I will be surprised if Riojas is still a top 3 starter for us come postseason time. But if he is, he'll have found more consistency and have earned it. If not, we have a stable of other options (with Grubbs setting a high floor, and Flores — or even Cozart or Crossland — raising a high ceiling).

Correct on the graphic—home states, not college commitments. I find it hard to get excited about baseball HS class rankings until after the draft signing period, but that's the jilted fan PTSD talking and it's better than not having top guys interested in your program. "Better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all"?! 😂