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  1. Update on the 2028 class and their ranks in the Perfect Game Top 50: #1 SS Theo Swafford (Sierra Canyon HS, CA) #16 SS Jacob Welch (Lehi, Utah) #26 OF Trendyn Motley (Huntersville, NC) #40 RHP Chase Cotton (Whitney, CA) That does not include 6-foot-10 LHP Colton Small, or either 6–5 RHPs Tommy Driver or Parker Klug.
  2. https://www.instagram.com/p/DcURUu4FA9m/?hl=en&img_index=3 Motley is the #26 player in the country per Perfect Game.
  3. Big commitment for Texas Baseball. OF Trendyn Motley (Huntersville, NC) has committed to Jim Schlossnagle and the Longhorns. https://www.instagram.com/p/DeAFZpBidHt/?img_index=2 Motley has a Perfect Game 10 rating on his prospect page, and was a standout to many during the 17U Perfect Game All-America Game in August up in Philadelphia. 6-foot-5-inches tall and clocked a 6.8 in the 60m as well. Left-handed stick that has a ton of raw power. Nice get for the Horns.
  4. Hasn't rained in months lol, now it's a monsoon in Austin.
  5. 19 pressures per game through four weeks. 12 more pressures than any one else in the country. That is pretty darn good.
  6. It is because of the talent ahead of him. Two 1st team all conference running backs and Derrek Cooper, who stood out as much as anyone during the spring and fall camp. Just as simple as that
  7. That's wild.
  8. I felt bad omitting him, but speaks to the DL dominance.
  9. The Texas defensive front absolutely whooped Tennessee. Dominated in every aspect of the football game and that's why four of the five mentioned above are on the DL/EDGE
  10. No doubt. Entire unit was phenomenal. How about 42 pressures on the day.
  11. 3 Stars of the Game vs. Tennessee *** For the second straight week, it is all defense. *** Star #1 – Colin Simmons No explanation needed. The most impressive single game performance I have ever seen. Star #2 – Maraad Watson Watson has exceeded expectations this year and was a force on the interior Saturday vs. Tennessee. Five pressures, a sack and four hurries on the quarterback, that is phenomenal stuff from the defensive lineman. Star #3 – Lance Jackson How about nine total pressures from Jackson. We talk often about who will balance out the opposite side of the defensive line from Colin Simmons, well Jackson did exactly that. Good luck defending both guys if that is the performance Texas is getting from each. Honorable Mentions: Jelani McDonald – Several big tackles, very good in run support and the game-sealing batted pass on the final play of the game. Hero Kanu – As consistent and reliable as anyone on the defense. Four pressures, a sack and two hurries as well. Dominant from Kanu.
  12. Yep! Force the freshman QB to beat Will Muschamp
  13. I'd love to do anything in life that is as easy and dominant as a ready-to-play D1 football commit lighting up a group of significantly inferior HS opponents. Closest thing I can compare it to is dominating your little brothers and their friends in pool basketball growing up.
  14. Robertson acknowledged the snaps on Monday, saying he has been working to improve the consistency. But you are absolutely correct,could definitely be a detractor for Manning when on the road.
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