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Mark me down as being against it. I'm afraid SOS is going to mean less & less with the expanded schedule and there is already talk of going to 16. I would rather have 8, but good luck with that happening. Make 'em play a conference schedule.

A 1st & 2nd finish for the horns would be pretty cool.

With a rig like that I would imagine somewhere in the past you had a horizontal offset woodburner. I so how do they compare? I'm thinking about Lone Star Grillz vertical offset.

In today's game I think it has to be offense, and the offense has to be effective in both the run and passing game. If you are one dimensional you can only go so far. The good teams will be able to stop you. I know Sark is an offensive coach, but the team is both. A very good combination of offense and defense on this team.

Nice thread.

That's a tough call, but as much as Sark loves college football I can see him staying until he retires. Texas will keep his pocket book full.

Yes.

I get the height and weight deal, but which one of those listings would eliminate him from consideration. Now if he ran a 11.6 instead of 10.6, that's different.

Raising the basket will still favor the tall guys just like making a golf course longer will still favor the long hitters. As pointed out above, rules need to be changed. I haven't watched NBA, or college BB except for the Horns in years.

They will always have Meat Judging.

Had Quin stayed at SLC he would have had another year on the field to get ready for college. By leaving early and tOSU not really expecting him he didn't get much time on the field during games save a few snaps and probably not many reps in practice. Not a good move. And I agree with Hashtag most likely initiated by his dad for the NIL money that he could receive in Ohio but not in Texas.

Quin never should have left HS early. He wasn't ready for college and tOSU wasn't ready for him. He completely lost a year.

It's ironic that Saban started changing his offense from a more one dimensional look to a more open offense at that time. He realized he needed to change and Mack went backwards.

Well, that's what message boards are all about. Everybody has a right to their opinion.

Just because one doesn't particularly care for the coaching job he did the last few years of his career or how he handled recruits on his way out doesn't mean you hate him.