ArizonaLonghorn

Don't go Fong on us at this late moment ...

This makes sense and provides some context. I looked up Brown's track times in HS and he was a 10.7-ish guy in the 100m - fast but not "fastest player in college football" fast, more like "top 10 on the Texas roster" fast. Thanks for posting this info, appreciate what you are bringing to the site ...

Hmm ... would like to see some verification of this. According to this article College football's fastest players: Projecting 2026's ultimate speedsters, future NFL Combine stars the South Carolina freak athlete Nyck Harbor "hit 22.4 MPH in last season's opening win against Virginia Tech on a 64-yard touchdown reception. It was college football's fastest individual play of the campaign, per Reel Analytics" Ryan Wingo is mentioned in the link with a top end speed of 22 mph. So if KB hit 23+ that would be faster than anyone ran in 2025? Hope it's true but I'm a little skeptical at the moment

Yeah I know, but I was wondering why they did it that way instead of having the fouled player take the penalty kick. It would spread out the goal scoring and make the kick more exciting (lower percentage).

Dumb question from someone who doesn't watch much futbol When there's a foul in the box why doesn't the player who drew the foul take the penalty shot instead of a designated sniper? Just curious ...

Once Kyle Flood gets the commit from Camara and closes up OL recruiting he will swing by and help them become better finishers (as soon as he is done teaching Nansen).

Hopefully not another tease ...

We want YOU big guy. Yes, pointing at YOU.

I wanna see JM III vs Easton Royal, ideally with Neimann Lawrence throwing the ball lol Preview of Texas practices the next three years, hopefully

So is he eligible to sign an UDFA deal with ANY NFL team now? That would actually give him some leverage ...

So Quinn and Sorsby have the same agent ! 😄

From The Athletic - Tech "won’t seek repayment of any amounts already paid to the quarterback through school NIL agreements. Sources familiar with Sorsby’s contract said the quarterback had already earned about $1 million through deals with Texas Tech and third-party outlets." Of course he's being sued by Cincinnati for $1 million for breach of contract so in the end it's six seven (as the cool kids used to say} ...

Very interesting ESPN article about this situation. Many of the assumptions made in this thread are wrong if the article is right. Key points: Up to 8 teams might be interested in drafting him, he was seen as possibly QB2 ahead of Simpson in the 2026 draft, a possible first rounder. Some of those teams could want him as a starter candidate, others with aging QBs might want to groom him as a future starter. I was surprised at how highly he was rated and how many teams might be interested. I doubt he'd make it past the 2nd round in the supplemental draft. How about the gambling? Two examples were given of college guys dinged for gambling who got the opportunity to play in the NFL. This included QB Hunter Dekkers, who lost all eligibility for one $15 bet on his Iowa State team in a game he did not play in. He played a year at a JUCO (not sure if his choice or NFL requirement) and signed "with the Saints as an undrafted free agent, and he spent last season on the practice squad." The other player had around 8,900 bets in college, including 17 on college games, and was not disciplined by the NFL So there apparently would be a path for Sorsby. I know that's not what most want to hear on this thread ... read it for yourself at this link. I was pretty surprised reading the article.