jbseamus83

Cal was going of be my number 1. Terrible situation with travel and the alumni base and school don't care at all about sports, so there is no support. I wouldn't touch that job if I were a coach.

I get this feeling too. I know he can make rash decisions, but he just seems to be really settled in Oxford. I guess we will see. Also, I have an easier time seeing him at Florida than at LSU. Is he really a fit there? I mean he'd be better than Brian Kelly, but Florida just seems like the perfect fit if he were to leave Ole Miss.

He is that! There's no denying that he can coach the heck out of a DLine

This is my thought process as well. We keep hearing people talking about "rev share" as if the school truly has to stay within the $20.5 mil, but the third party deals are how many other schools like TTU, USC, Ohio State are getting around it. The numbers that are coming out right now do not back up the idea that you have to stay within the "rev share." But, unfortunately, that is what it seems Texas has mostly decided to do. When I hear "you can't pay everyone", I have to wonder if that is just a way of saying that Texas doesn't want to play in the third party world like many of the schools who seem to be landing and flipping higher rated prospects. I understand that a whole class is not going t one 4 and 5 stars, but I think we are past the days of "Sark stays on his guys". This week and all of the offers that have gone out to guys that weren't even on the board proves this.

I mostly agree, although I could see Miss St as well being able to interpret all of that. What I would love more than anything is to see Coach O on the sidelines wearing blue and orange in Gainesville. The UF fans would have a blast with that! 🤣

I have to admit that I thought about this during the game as well. However, there were enough positives in the game overall that it didn't feel quite like a Herman game.

I like the way you think...

Totally agree. And it's a problem

This is absolutely the thing to be most critical of in this game. I will defend a lot of what others are crying and screaming about, but the RZ was bad and has been for several years now.

That would be true if we actually couldn't run the ball. We ran the ball all game. We didn't punch it in at the 1. That's a problem. A big problem. But saying we couldn't figure out how to run the ball is just wrong.

I don't totally agree with this. The first drive was actually pretty decent. Ran the ball really well. Arch was off on his passes. If he hits those passes instead of throwing the ball in the turf, the opening drive looks a lot different. It was the rest of the first and second quarters that playcalling was bad.

Definitely some big positives: 1. Run D was impressive for the most part. 2. Only 1 big play given up. Guilbeau may be replaced by Black/Phillips before too much longer. 3. Offensive line was the best my eyes have seen in a long time for Texas. Arch wasn't under pressure for most of the game and opened good lanes for running. 4. Punter may be the second coming of Dickson. Some big concerns: 1. Arch not accurate at all for much of the game, especially the short and intermediate. 2. Receivers struggled mightily getting open for much of the game. 3. Not seeing much in terms of a true game breaker on the team. There's no one that looks like they can just take off and score at any time.

Amazing insight there...

I'm not a scout or expert, but my opinion is that this kid should not be a take for this class. I would like to hear @Gerry Hamilton or @Bobby Burton opinion of his talent level and running style. To me, he doesn't seem to separate, runs very upright, and doesn't show much lateral quickness. I could definitely be wrong and if the staff actually likes him and he somehow becomes part of this class, I will root for him. I just don't see him seeing the field at Texas.

There was talk of this back in Dec/Jan when the kid transferred from Wisconsin to Miami, but now it's an actual thing. I'm not an attorney by any means, but it would seem that Wisconsin has a case here for upholding the NIL contract. If so, it could set some precedence for all the cases of kids taking a bag from one school, then jumping in the portal to a new school. I'm not smart enough to truly go down the rabbit hole to know all the impacts that this could have, but I'm sure someone on here is. Just thought I would throw it out there because I'm not seeing many people talk about it. Can't even find mention on if on ESPN. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/behind-the-wisconsin-v-miami-tampering-lawsuit-over-transfer-db-xavier-lucas-that-was-months-in-the-making/