watty7796

I think alot of this hinges on the recovery of CB3. At minimum they will be a bigger stronger unit top to bottom than were in 24, tho probably not as fast.

Yall were talking about the NFL draft and eligible draft ayers. Gbenda had a reduced role this year but imo performed quite well in those opportunities. Did he finish his career with a draftable grade. Would love to see him at the next level.

I think if Auburn makes those kicks in the SEC Championship game and we ended up playing ND or PSU we'd be playing tOSU for the Natty this upcoming week. Would have likely put UGA on the other side of that bracket.

I can't for the life of me see any reason anyone would want to work for JJ.

It's a Little early for betting odds. Tons of moving piece, portal, injuries etc. Loaded with talent, but how that talent gets developed plus the aforementioned makes that a little crazy.

Wouldn't call it silly when your coach doesn't trust arguably one of the best offensive line in the country. Just sayin

With Sark and his playcalling on the 1, how does this affect recruiting. By his actions he pretty much said I don't trust my guys to get 1 yard going straight ahead? What do recruits see here?

That's true, but the other part you're not factoring in is does bam bam Sam get it to the 1 in the first place?

While I have been critical of QE there was none of last nights game that was on him. WR dropped multiple passes, Sark called arguably one of the worst red zone series in Texas recent memory, the defense gave up a 75 yard screen pass for a TD. No Quinn was not perfect but he played more than well enough for Texas to win.

Is Texas looking at Vodney Cleveland as well for the same type big body run stuffer?

I agree with that statement, however the difference between winning and losing comes down to much smaller margins bow that Texas is playing better teams. Every small advantage/disadvantage is magnified.

31-28....unfortunately I think the Longhorns lose this one in a Heartbreaker. 2 misses FGs will be the difference.

Actually what I was trying to say is we have not to this point played to potential. Further we have been undisciplined with MEs making what should be easier games difficult. It just about cost us against ASU, and did cost us against UGA. I would say that this season has been a success, but to this juncture an unmitigated success is a stretch. That's not to say unmitigated is unattainable because there is at least 1 more game to be played.

While I agree with most of what you said, I would have liked to see a more consistent offense with an identity. IMHO Texas has the most experienced and top to bottom best offensive line. There have been quite a few games that I was scratching my head at the issues there specifically picking up blitzes. I've also been perplexed at some of the play calling. There have been way to many 3 and outs and turnovers in our own end of the field. That has added extra pressure on the defense that should not have been there. It was glaring in the ASU game. Further it's been frustrating with the procedure penalties that have put us behind the chains. We have not played a complete 4 quarter all phases game thos year. While we won those games minus UGA, it was because of the talent gap mostly with some luck sprinkled in. I'll give credit that Texas has played when they had to. All I'm saying is it sure would be nice if they played to potential. I am critical but I'm also a fan. I'm proud of this team but I don't think they have been their best yet this year. Hopefully the next 2 games will shut me up. Hook Em

I hope he is, but I'd bet he needs a little time to put on a little mass and to learn the d as well. Simmons is a rare gem like Banks that is next level ready right of the bat. Time will tell.