connorkp23 Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Ranked as a top 20 freshman in the NCAA by ESPN as a a starter on Washington’s O-Line. Glad we let him flip! 1 Quote
coltonmartinez Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago How would our guys grade out against Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, Wisconsin, Maryland and Illinois? He’s a UW Legacy. Shouldn’t have surprised anyone that he flipped. 9 Quote
AusMOJO Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago I'm not sure we let him flip, as much as he wanted to stay closer to home and he has family that played there, no? 2 Quote
Burnt Orange Horn Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 1 hour ago, connorkp23 said: Ranked as a top 20 freshman in the NCAA by ESPN as a a starter on Washington’s O-Line. Glad we let him flip! His family has several UW grads. Texas does not control any recruit's family. Duh! 1 Quote
bourbasted Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Always a great use of time to lament recruits who chose a different school and had success. 1 1 Quote
Oldest Horn Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago We “let” him flip? So kind of us to “allow” a kid to pick his school. Do we do that often? Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 8 hours ago, connorkp23 said: Ranked as a top 20 freshman in the NCAA by ESPN as a a starter on Washington’s O-Line. Glad we let him flip! Several members of his family various sports at Washington. Quote
Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 2 hours ago Moderators Posted 2 hours ago Consensus 3-star ... kind of crushes one narrative out there on Texas OL recruiting. OTF had him as a 4-star, but recruiting industry had him as a 3. 2 Quote
Itsamystery Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Some kids make the best choice for their family and their own interest. That doesn’t always include Texas. Evidently our offensive line coach can identify talent…. Quote
Jc Dobbs Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 6 hours ago, Burnt Orange Horn said: His family has several UW grads. Texas does not control any recruit's family. Duh! I know it's a sore spot with me, but Texas seems to have more problems with Legacy recruits than one would expect. I haven't done the research, so I really don't know. But it's an impression I have developed over the years. The failure to secure Brockermeyer (not the one of the brothers we DID get...at Miami now?) still bugs me and I always have the irrational thought that he wouldn't have gotten injured at Texas and would have had a career like Banks had recently. Fingers crossed for young Mr Lott, but he's the kind of kid I would think should be a slam dunk for the Longhorns. I understand from Gerry that the times have changed. Hook 'Em! Quote
Oldest Horn Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 5 minutes ago, Jc Dobbs said: I know it's a sore spot with me, but Texas seems to have more problems with Legacy recruits than one would expect. I haven't done the research, so I really don't know. But it's an impression I have developed over the years. The failure to secure Brockermeyer (not the one of the brothers we DID get...at Miami now?) still bugs me and I always have the irrational thought that he wouldn't have gotten injured at Texas and would have had a career like Banks had recently. Fingers crossed for young Mr Lott, but he's the kind of kid I would think should be a slam dunk for the Longhorns. I understand from Gerry that the times have changed. Hook 'Em! I saw that as a Herman problem, not a Texas problem. 1 Quote
Quinncent McManning, Jr. Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Mills was the worst loss of the last class, especially given we were desperate during the season to find a LG.. he would have had a legit chance. The other odd "loss" (I know we didn't push, and probably why we didn't push) was Andrew Marsh.. kids's got 641 yards and 3 TDs in a michigan offense that isn't exactly lighting it up from a passing standpoint. Probably good for him to go away from home, but still.. Quote
drag worm Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 29 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said: Consensus 3-star ... kind of crushes one narrative out there on Texas OL recruiting. OTF had him as a 4-star, but recruiting industry had him as a 3. any updates on the croots in town yesterday in the works? Thanks GH! Quote
Jc Dobbs Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 5 minutes ago, Oldest Horn said: I saw that as a Herman problem, not a Texas problem. Well, you have a point. I was not a Herman fan after he divided the squad and ordered burnt toast and running eggs for the "losers." Quote
Jc Dobbs Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 32 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said: Consensus 3-star ... kind of crushes one narrative out there on Texas OL recruiting. OTF had him as a 4-star, but recruiting industry had him as a 3. Shows OTF evaluation skills again! Quote
Oldest Horn Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Just now, Jc Dobbs said: Well, you have a point. I was not a Herman fan after he divided the squad and ordered burnt toast and running eggs for the "losers." The ultimate irony was those Brock brothers never did much. The 5 star never started a game at two schools. And the 3 star is finally a contributor in his 5th year at his 3rd school. 1 Quote
Jc Dobbs Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Just now, Oldest Horn said: The ultimate irony was those Brock brothers never did much. The 5 star never started a game at two schools. And the 3 star is finally a contributor in his 5th year at his 3rd school. You are correct. Not like their Father on the field. I know A'shawn Robinson wasn't a legacy, but I remember his Mother really wanting him to play for Texas. He's another recruit I hated to lose and if I'm not mistaken, he's still earning game checks in the NFL. Fingers crossed for Lott. Quote
Oldest Horn Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Just now, Jc Dobbs said: You are correct. Not like their Father on the field. I know A'shawn Robinson wasn't a legacy, but I remember his Mother really wanting him to play for Texas. He's another recruit I hated to lose and if I'm not mistaken, he's still earning game checks in the NFL. Fingers crossed for Lott. News flash: we don’t get everyone we want. Never have, never will. Quote
Jc Dobbs Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 9 minutes ago, Oldest Horn said: News flash: we don’t get everyone we want. Never have, never will. I admit it. Just an irrational, emotional thing with me! 1 Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 36 minutes ago, Jc Dobbs said: I know it's a sore spot with me, but Texas seems to have more problems with Legacy recruits than one would expect. I haven't done the research, so I really don't know. But it's an impression I have developed over the years. The failure to secure Brockermeyer (not the one of the brothers we DID get...at Miami now?) still bugs me and I always have the irrational thought that he wouldn't have gotten injured at Texas and would have had a career like Banks had recently. Fingers crossed for young Mr Lott, but he's the kind of kid I would think should be a slam dunk for the Longhorns. I understand from Gerry that the times have changed. Hook 'Em! Tommy Brockermeyer injury happened in high school Quote
GQ03 Posted 9 minutes ago Posted 9 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Oldest Horn said: The ultimate irony was those Brock brothers never did much. The 5 star never started a game at two schools. And the 3 star is finally a contributor in his 5th year at his 3rd school. Point remains the same but I don't believe James followed Tommy to TCU. He's doing well starting at Center for Miami and ironically was the bigger contributor at Bama even though Tommy was the can't miss guy that everyone wanted of the two. Quote
Oldest Horn Posted 2 minutes ago Posted 2 minutes ago 4 minutes ago, GQ03 said: Point remains the same but I don't believe James followed Tommy to TCU. He's doing well starting at Center for Miami and ironically was the bigger contributor at Bama even though Tommy was the can't miss guy that everyone wanted of the two. He did. Quote
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