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Yes, it will be just like regionals in other sports.

Why would they? They don't receive money from the government.

The guys who have left are not good.

In the transfer portal era there is no excuse to be inexperienced. Regarding Derek Williams, his injury happened in October so I'd say we could probably expect him back about October to November to be fully recovered and able to play(judging off Brooks timeline). Jelani McDonald is the only player potentially going into next year with good game experience. "The dudes we got" looks like this(Assuming Ttaaffee goes pro):

Williams coming off an ACL, Ttaaffee potentially leaving, Mukuba will be gone….need experience back there

Texas is the Midwest of the south! Jk

The feet thing is a huge deal. Footwork is king in football and especially at the QB position. He does that parallel to the LOS thing so often and it affects his deep throws. He's throwing across his body so on passes for instance on post they will sail behind the receiver like they tend to do. When he throws deep left they'll hang up in the air. Step into the throw and get some velocity. No QB coach, trainer, NFL, college, HS coach, etc teaches a QB to have his feet parallel to the LOS when throwing the ball no matter what kind of thrower you are. This is something that he has done since HS so once things break down or he feels pressure he tends to revert to his bad mechanics.

LOL! Quinn's people are being told mid to late in the draft.

Hopefully we have about 2.5-3.5 million in NIL ready to go to lockdown some good portal DTs. Those numbers are assuming top end portal DTs will be high 6 figures to low 7 figures.

I heard he had to stop and catch his breath on his way.

Going into playoffs: Going into spring(currently)

A well respected poster on Surly said that people in Quinn's camp have heard mid to late round projections from NFL people. IMO this season has severely tanked his draft stock with the film that is out there that a pro day vs air won't make up for it.

I don't find fault with the 2nd and 5 because of the pressure. The 3rd and 5 play is just inexcusable for a 3 year starter in this offense. IMO Quinn was throwing to Moore no matter what on 3rd and 5 because he predetermined it. There were two egregiously bad passes that Quinn threw that could have won the game if the passes were better. 1st and 10 with 0:41 4th Qtr - Quinn underthrows Wingo who is behind his defender down the sideline. It does result in a PI but if the throw is better it is a touchdown and the lead. Why this pass is underthrown is displayed here and it's why Quinn isn't good on deep passes: His feet are parallel to the LOS and he's throwing with all arm. He is well protected and there is no reason he shouldn't have stepped in this throw and put it on Wingo who was past the furthest back defender. 2nd & 10 at UGA 14 (OT) Quinn Ewers pass incomplete to DeAndre Moore Jr. I hated this concept. Ran two crossers and a slant over the middle of the field, and then a slot fade to the field, when you're asking Ewers to throw it basically from the far hash. It's not a great throw because it actually takes Moore from the back pylon back to the front pylon, but again, it's a low % play. Even if Ewers gets to the other read, Golden is being stacked on top because Helm is running basically on the same level, meaning there are two defenders there, and Wingo is running into the space. Now, if the play develops, maybe Golden or Helm is open, but it's a poorly executed levels concept because Helm is 2 yards behind Golden. On this play Moore beats his man and is wide open but Quinn throws the ball to far out and short. If this is thrown to the back of the endzone area it is a touchdown on a wide open receiver. Safety is no where close. Manning his this exact same concept earlier in the season to Johntay Cook from similar down spot on the field. At this point the defender is beat and in trail mode. You obviously want this thrown to the outside shoulder away from defender but Quinn definitely throws it too far outside and makes it where the receiver has to try and Willy Mays a throw. If this is thrown more toward the back of the endzone it's a TD. This is where the ball hits in the endzone: https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/41264955/country/us/redirected/trueAccessEnablerProxy.htmlAccessEnablerProxy.html Here is the Arch play for reference.

Some OL should come soon. Maybe tight tight end and a receiver

They’re way up for 2024

Slow receiver, not a blocker, id be surprised if we pursue.

Record yourself running the 40 and vert test haha

He's bigger than the person we didn't have at the time.

Not really considering the depth chart when we got him to transfer.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4870797/luke-hasz

I really like the Arkansas TE that is in the portal.

I don't think their D is that great overall but their line does a good job of getting after the passer.