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Strength and Courage. Get well soon. 🙏

Has anyone heard if any of the new guys have performed beyond expectations so far after fall ball or if any of the old ones are not playing up to expectations?

Too bad so sad ags

It would be nice to see them have reasonable football and baseball teams again.

Just for clarification, the clavicle and the collarbone are the same thing.

They did not like a call in the Nebraska game. There was a targeting call that was upheld, then a flag on the coach for coming onto the field, . . . What a cluster fu.##.

Some of the new guys look pretty good. Most of the pitchers were new so with no program I don't know who they were. Belyeu homered in the 1st with a nice shot to center/left center between the green monster and the scoreboard. Stewart looked good and first and I was shocked to see him basically do a full split on a low throw to first- and he looked pretty quick on the bases. Chamberlain also played some first and some catcher. Oliver Service caught and so did Galvan. Gasparino looked about the same swinging. Schuessler looked good. It was a pretty good turnout for a scrimmage.

Thanks for the info. I was hoping for 7, but we can get some extra viewing by getting there early for batting practice. I hope they have programs with everyone's jersey numbers because none of the new players have their numbers listed at the baseball website.

Plan to.

For those interested, the text below is from the SEC website https://www.secsports.com/news/2024/10/university-of-texas-penalized-for-football-game-interruption BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (October 20, 2024) – The University of Texas will be assessed a financial penalty and must meet requirements set forth by the Commissioner following interruption of its October 19 football game with the University of Georgia due to fans throwing debris on to the field, the Southeastern Conference announced Sunday. A portion of the third quarter of the Georgia-Texas football game was interrupted and delayed when some fans threw objects onto the playing field, interrupting the competitive opportunity for both teams and endangering contest participants. “The throwing of debris and resulting interruption of play that took place Saturday night cannot be part of any SEC event,” said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. “The SEC is assigned responsibility by its membership to enforce its sportsmanship and game management policies and these actions are consistent with that oversight responsibility, including the financial penalty and mandated reviews.” Under the sportsmanship, game management and alcohol availability policies established by the Southeastern Conference, the University of Texas will: Be assessed a financial penalty of $250,000; Be required to use all available resources, including security, stadium and television video, to identify individuals who threw objects onto the playing field or at the opposing team. All individuals identified as having been involved in disrupting the game shall be prohibited from attending Texas Athletics events for the remainder of the 2024-25 academic and athletic year; Review and update its Athletics Department game management procedures and alcohol availability policies to prevent a recurrence of Saturday night’s disruption, which shall include an evaluation of agreed upon SEC Sportsmanship, Game Management and Alcohol policies to verify full compliance with existing standards, and Following completion of this review, the University shall provide a report to the Conference Office to summarize its efforts to identify and penalize offenders and its plan to enact policies to prevent future similar incidents while ensuring compliance with Conference standards. The actions taken by the Conference are consistent with SEC Bylaws and Commissioner’s Regulations related to the availability of alcoholic beverages at athletics events which states, “If cans or plastic bottles are used as projectiles or otherwise cause game management issues, the institution is subject to an immediate fine and suspension of the alcohol sales privilege.” The Conference is not suspending alcohol sales privileges for the University of Texas at this time but reserves the right to do so if other requirements outlined above are not met.

What are they going to do with the identified students- expel them or send them off to A&M?

1:44 and OU really sucks

For those considering going, it is free to attend and the gates open at 5:45. Game starts at 7. After the game kids will be able to run the bases and there will be autograph signing. I believe that only one concession stand will be open and the shop will be open. I don't know about food trucks.

An Aggie bought a pie at the county fair. The vendor asked if he would like it cut, and he said yes. The vendor asked if he would like it cut into 8 or 4 pieces. He said you better make it 4, I don't think I can eat 8.

That scrimmage game was just announced and will be open to the public. Does anyone know if it will be televised?