FootLaw

Baugh and Graham for sure. Baugh is obvious. Graham is very productive at OLB. Brown III is starting as a FR and a rare bright spot for Florida this year, but he's a Gator legacy. The rest are recruits we wanted that we might pursue if the current class lacks the talent at certain positions. Sark keeps those relationships. Might be a cheaper NIL gamble to fill holes than the 3 above. If someone like Dallas Wilson wants to transfer here, I'd bet they find a way to make it happen.

Wilson, Mbatchou, Wiggins, Hanks, Brown, Baugh, Graham, and Jackson would all be great transfer targets. Oregon is probably salivating at Wilson back on the market.

I concur. Our OL had those boys gassed in the 4th.

They dominated both games. To be fair, Wisner also played his best game yet against aggie. We lost Banks, Majors, Conner, and Williams (plus Helm at TE). That's a lot of veteran starting experience in your OL and TE rooms. That's not an excuse for how poorly our interior OL is playing right now but it helps explain the lack of "domination" at this point. Then you add in losing Blue's homerun ability out of the backfield as a safety net. Practice reps only get you so far and you never know what you truly have until the season gets going. I think we'll see steady improvement throughout the year. If we don't, then I'll start to panic haha Most defenses a team faces throughout the year aren't "elite". You'll get one or two games a year (maybe). Nonetheless, aggie's DL was, in fact, elite last year (or as close as it gets) and we ran the ball down their throats. Michigan DL had Graham and Grant (both first rounders), along with Stewart (3rd rounder). I'd say that's another stacked DL. We lost 4 OL starters who are all on NFL rosters this year. Rebuilding an OL after that isn't easy.

Bring back traditional wishbone and we'll be rolling!

That's a BIGTIME get. Schloss & Co. are on a tear right now. You love to see it.

Michigan and Texas A&M in 2024? Texas rushed for 240 at Kyle field against a stacked DL. We are breaking in a newer OL and TE rotation. Add in the new WRs and losing Blue's HR speed to that mix. Blocking will improve. The coaches get paid a lot of money to iron these issues out and they've been to 2 straight semis. Let's hold judgment for now.

It was a good one this week.

Perfect example of why tip drills matter. Makuba has a bright future in the league.

If you've ever met him in person, you'll know how incredible it is that a human of that size can move that quickly. It's special. Fun story about TSweat. Several of his family either play with or coach our youth football league. My son, another kid, and his cousin went to the Texas youth football camp. TSweat showed up to come say hi to family and we were all talking off to the side when some kids recognized him during lunch. A huge line formed immediately (of course). He took the time to take pictures with and autograph several items of every single kid (and adult) in that line. It got to the point where coaches had to come break the line up so they could run the camp after lunch haha. Never uttered a single complaint and smiled the whole time. TSweat gets it and I hope he has incredible success in the league.

Swinging with the big dogs. Love it!

I'd say so. Okie Lite needs to get on the NIL train and fast or they'll be left behind.