hookemrj13 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Tre Wisner was fine and is fine. I feel his demise at Texas was the lack of a 2nd RB that was also a threat. He was not a "problem" when Blue was part of the duo. All of Sark's RB's at Texas have had a duo system, and I feel Wisner was a victim of missing that last year...along with the OL trouble...along with some playcalling. I like the 2 RB's we got (esp Smothers imo) but feel like Wisner could have had a impact as well. Was the NIL asking price that far off? 1 Quote
SB21 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Pretty sure he left cause the NiL package wasn’t what he wanted or we wouldn’t raise to what he was asking. I liked his production out of the backfield and thought he would have been good in rotation with whoever we brought in but I think he was asking for RB1 money that we didn’t want to commit to. there could be more but I didn’t listen to the noise or haters saying he could leave but I wish him well and hope he does well at FSU and makes it to the league to make himself some money. 4 Quote
Keelaannn Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago He took bad advice from whoever his agent/ advising him. He really deserved to finish his career as a horn but i also understand he wasn't worth the asking price either if you believed we could upgrade 2 Quote
Jbro52 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 19 minutes ago, SB21 said: Pretty sure he left cause the NiL package wasn’t what he wanted or we wouldn’t raise to what he was asking. I liked his production out of the backfield and thought he would have been good in rotation with whoever we brought in but I think he was asking for RB1 money that we didn’t want to commit to. there could be more but I didn’t listen to the noise or haters saying he could leave but I wish him well and hope he does well at FSU and makes it to the league to make himself some money. I believe he agreed to the deal Texas offered then came back and asked for more 1 1 Quote
Bobby Burton Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 5 minutes ago, Jbro52 said: I believe he agreed to the deal Texas offered then came back and asked for more That's incorrect. They never agreed to numbers. His agency started well above where Texas was. 5 3 Quote
SB21 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago There ya have it. Thanks Bobby. I thought I remembered it being something like that but wasn’t sure. heck of a kid and always represented us well. Sad he didn’t end his career as a Longhorn but that’s the NIL driven game now a days for some. 1 Quote
Bobby Burton Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, hookemrj13 said: Tre Wisner was fine and is fine. I feel his demise at Texas was the lack of a 2nd RB that was also a threat. He was not a "problem" when Blue was part of the duo. All of Sark's RB's at Texas have had a duo system, and I feel Wisner was a victim of missing that last year...along with the OL trouble...along with some playcalling. I like the 2 RB's we got (esp Smothers imo) but feel like Wisner could have had a impact as well. Was the NIL asking price that far off? Tre Wisner is a good player. Hard nosed, tough as nails, reliable and dependable. Tre, however, is not a breakaway runner even though he's somewhat slight of build. Initially, Texas wanted to keep Tre and only take one RB from the portal. But Tre's agency asked for significantly more than what Texas perceived as market value. So the two did not agree to terms, he entered the portal, and then Texas started looking for two RBs in the portal. They identified Raleek Brown quickly and then circled back on Hollywood Smothers who had committed to Alabama from North Carolina State. Long story short, there's no disparagement of Tre Wisner around here. Is he perfect? No. But he was a damn good Longhorn when Texas needed him the most. He will be missed, even if his replacements may actually be better. 11 6 Quote
hookemrj13 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 1 minute ago, Bobby Burton said: Tre Wisner is a good player. Hard nosed, tough as nails, reliable and dependable. Tre, however, is not a breakaway runner even though he's somewhat slight of build. Initially, Texas wanted to keep Tre and only take one RB from the portal. But Tre's agency asked for significantly more than what Texas perceived as market value. So the two did not agree to terms, he entered, and then Texas started looking for two RBs in the portal. They identified Raleek Brown quickly and then circled back on Hollywood Smothers who had committed to Alabama from North Carolina State. Long story short, there's no disparagement of Tre Wisner around here. Is he perfect? No. But he was a damn good Longhorn when Texas needed him the most. He will be missed, even if his replacements may actually be better. I feel we all can agree he isnt in the Livingstone category haha. Thanks Bobby! Quote
NothinButDaHorns34 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Pretty bold to have an injury plagued season and have the nerve to ask for more money Quote
Jbro52 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 8 minutes ago, Bobby Burton said: That's incorrect. They never agreed to numbers. His agency started well above where Texas was. Thanks Bobby I was fooled this whole time 1 Quote
Roysterr Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Tre was an OU & Aggie killer. Always be reminded fondly. He was not a game changer, big play guy. Example, 1st offensive play of 2nd half against Aggie. That same play, Hollywood Smothers or Raleek Brown takes that ball to the house. Tre got caught on 15 yd line, we settled for a FG. Good Luck Tre ! 4 Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 27 minutes ago, Keelaannn said: He took bad advice from whoever his agent/ advising him. He really deserved to finish his career as a horn but i also understand he wasn't worth the asking price either if you believed we could upgrade It was a business decision. Quote
jkates Posted 59 minutes ago Posted 59 minutes ago 1 hour ago, hookemrj13 said: Was the NIL asking price that far off? Yes. His agents asked for a number that no school ended up offering. Quote
akhookem Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago It may also be possible that Texas thought Baugh or Lacy would be in the portal at the time that they let Wisner walk. Either way I’m sure Texas thinks the 2 they got are an upgrade over Wisner, just maybe not the extreme level upgrade they thought that would be available to them. Quote
Hookem72 Posted 48 minutes ago Posted 48 minutes ago Tre was great. In the NIL era though he was replaceable. He was tough and had the patience for wide zone, but I would say that Raleek Brown and Smothers are both significant improvements. Tre would likely be the 4th best back after Derek Cooper on our team. I hope he finds some success at FSU and gets drafted. To me, this was a win win and both parties improved their positions. All this talk about he asked for more money is silly. Good for him for asking for more money. Good luck to him and God Bless. He will always be a Sooner slayer with Nick Brooks at LG. Quote
Bobby Burton Posted 47 minutes ago Posted 47 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, akhookem said: It may also be possible that Texas thought Baugh or Lacy would be in the portal at the time that they let Wisner walk. Either way I’m sure Texas thinks the 2 they got are an upgrade over Wisner, just maybe not the extreme level upgrade they thought that would be available to them. And Isaac Brown at Louisville. 2 Quote
2345togo Posted 46 minutes ago Posted 46 minutes ago I liked Wisner. But I trust Sark, and I'm more a longhorn fan than a Wisner fan. Wisner is no longer here. Its spilt milk, why you trying to drink it off the floor? Just wipe it up and throw it away. Quote
syracusehorn Posted 43 minutes ago Posted 43 minutes ago Wisner was/is a good player. Solid #2 RB. But he's not really a lead back for a team in the hunt for a title. He has patience and pretty good vision, but he's not particularly strong and let's face it, he's very slow for a D1 RB. He just can't make the plays with his legs that he sees with his eyes. I hope he has a good year at FSU. I can see him as a good coach someday because he has the mental part of the game and the feel for it. Quote
Bunk Moreland Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago Wisner was tough, showed up against our biggest rivals, and had a versatile skillset. But in his best season he still only averaged 4.7 YPC—behind arguably the best Texas OL in a generation. That’s just not good enough. If you can’t average 5 YPC in college, you’re just pretty good. Texas needs better than pretty good. Quote
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