THookem Posted 4 hours ago Author Posted 4 hours ago Traylor from 3 days ago https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Dpg27YpSihs Quote
awashbump Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Traylor has been might whiny lately. I think it's time for him to leave for Okie St. Then he can have more of a budget and stop complaining about it. 1 Quote
Sundancekid Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Did Pickens pass on? He used to dump buckets of money into Okie State. Quote
Drawls Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Pickens money is gone and look at their recruiting since. Not a good landing spot for a coach in the Big 12. Quote
MJW2327 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 1 hour ago, Sundancekid said: Did Pickens pass on? He used to dump buckets of money into Okie State. yes - back in 2019 Quote
HookemTexas Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 53 minutes ago, Drawls said: Pickens money is gone and look at their recruiting since. Not a good landing spot for a coach in the Big 12. Same will happen to sandy aggy once they stop getting Campbell's money. Though that pipeline will be available for a while. 1 Quote
rwbroussard Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 2 hours ago, awashbump said: Traylor has been might whiny lately. I think it's time for him to leave for Okie St. Then he can have more of a budget and stop complaining about it. Jeff Traylor isn’t criticizing other programs; rather, Traylor is focused on UTSA’s future. By joining a conference with schools that have substantial donor support—such as Memphis and USF—UTSA faces the challenge of increasing contributions to remain competitive. Without stepping up, the program risks falling behind other AAC teams. I agree with you that for Traylor to compete at a higher level, moving to a school like Oklahoma State or Arkansas, where the NIL budget is larger, might be necessary. 3 Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 1 hour ago Moderators Posted 1 hour ago 18 minutes ago, rwbroussard said: Jeff Traylor isn’t criticizing other programs; rather, Traylor is focused on UTSA’s future. By joining a conference with schools that have substantial donor support—such as Memphis and USF—UTSA faces the challenge of increasing contributions to remain competitive. Without stepping up, the program risks falling behind other AAC teams. I agree with you that for Traylor to compete at a higher level, moving to a school like Oklahoma State or Arkansas, where the NIL budget is larger, might be necessary. 100% what he is doing. If UTSA will step up, he will stay 4 Quote
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