Bobby Burton

We certainly can do that. Is there one in particular you needed?

There will be whole hog BBQ and much more. We’re doing the pregame show from there as well.

Gerry’s been pretty encouraged on this one for more than a month.

This is where we’ll be. We had 1,000 plus for Bama. Food and drinks and flat screens included! https://texasbighouse.party/e/1/texas-at-the-big-house-a-blue-blood-party

I don't know if Judkins is better than Henderson in his own backfield.

Possibility but the problem here is lack of size. Both Clark and Baxter are big backs. Niblett is decidedly not big.

Only a grad transfer.

For us, it's until severity and if it requires any sitting out of games/season.

No. And no more guesses.

Sark did not mention it today. But this sucks.

I want to say good on Florida State. But I also think if he would have been a starter for them, they may have treated the situation much differently.

Yes. I don’t know the particulars on defense yet. QBs on offense.

That won’t be the case. Put me down for that. 🙂

First of all, great topic from the OG. I’d go with: 1. Banks 2. Ewers 3. Hill 4. Muhammad 5. Blue 6. Bolden (this should surprise some since he’s first WR on the list; he’s the one who is “different” from the others and has experience) 7. Majors 8. Collins 9. Sorrell 10. C. Williams

Oregon

Monday: Silas Bolden starts taking punts first. Receivers start training across both first and second teams. Tuesday: First day of full pads ends with Cedric Baxter going down with a knee injury. Baxter gets MRI. Wednesday: After getting a second and even third opinion, Baxter is ruled out for the season. Kaliq Lockett commits to Texas. DJ Sanders commits to A&M.

Gets it.

CJ & Blake need to crawl back into that hole. Astros rule! 🙂

I don't know about more playing time than Wisner. We'll have to see which freshman answers the call.

That sucks. You clearly have a hell of a degree. I know you'll land on your feet.

Banks loves Mo Blackwell. Hope he can find a place doing that.

My $.02. I think that's too many freshmen. I would give only a handful of the freshmen a better than 50-50 shot of making it to the NFL right now. Michael Kern, for example, would be less than a 25-percent chance for me simply because he plays a position where few make it and we've yet to see him perform in a game. As we see more and more of them, those numbers will change. The true freshmen whose path I really like are: - Owens - Wingo - Livingstone - Washington - Cruz - Baker - January - Simmons - Umeozulu - Smith - I have not seen enough of either running back as yet and all of the DBs are TBD for me. I also really like the frames of Melvin Hills and Nate Kibble on the lines of scrimmage but have not seen enough of them yet either that makes me lean me one way or the other.

Pinning this. Great post.

Harold Carmichael?

Love this one!!! Bolden is probably a more natural receiver than either Walls or Jones. Perhaps a tad less explosive than both.