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Pretty disgusting. Amazing that the players have the motto and just plain stupid that a college player disclosed it as if it was no big deal.

Gerry - did these 3 make it in? How were visits?

Excellent podcast. Really good questions by Chris and insight from Sark.

Can’t believe Lincoln Riley hasn’t been fired yet. The guy runs a soft-ass program where players are not developed.

Thanks Jeff

Another great feather in the cap for those coaches in recruiting

Baker signed arguably the top DT in the country and he wasnt considered at splash hire

The program is coming off of 2 straight final four appearances, a great rb history with nfl, NIL, Sparks’s offensive reputation, great culture. The reasons are very long why recruits pick UT. The program is in a much position today than anytime over the past 15 years. The running back coach isn’t going to be the sole reason why recruits pick a school.

Wow - that impressive speed at that size. That Adrian Peterson type of size/speed.

Grew up on Zorn Texas (road is named after my family) on a farm. Went to Navarro in Geronimo from kindergarten to 12th grade. Went to UT, graduated in 91. Lived in Dallas for a couple of years where I worked for Arther Andersen and the moved back to Austin in 93. Lived in Round Rock for a couple of years and have lived in Georgetown for 25 years. My wife and son graduated fron UT and my daughter is currently a JR at UT.

SMU starting to show up on a lot more recruit list.

Looks like he is solid muscle

Everyone you play from hear on out will be tough. Ohio st has looked very avg at times. Our defense is much better than Oregon with size and speed. We will struggle to run in them. We’ll need to spread them out and make them play in space.

Why don’t we gloat after game. Let stick ti recruiting and pregame analysis.

Justus mentioned the inviting depth chart. Could it be that the business decision was to come to Texas and play early and make an impact to help him make it to the NFL. Could it be that a major metropolitan area can open up a ton of business opportunities not just while Justus is in college, but also for the next 30 years of his life. There are so many former UT players that have come back to the Austin area and built successful businesses. Comparing the # of draft picks Texas has had since 2010 has no relevance to Justus. This staff nas shown they are developing players as well as any school in the country.