drag worm

Yep and don’t forget we had a hand in Florida winning that title in 96. Without it Stoops’ stock might not be high enough to get the OU job.

Yep. I was at a bar during college and remember a dbag Florida fan arguing with me before that game. “What’s Nebraska gonna do to us, run the wishbone?” I thought of a him a few times that night.

Those 94 / 95 Nebraska teams were NASTY.

If this holds up it's the final death nail in college sports. Way to go Tech! You did it!

What a joke.

My favorite football player of all time. I was in grad school during his run as well. Spent a night summer of 96 sitting at a table with him on 6th, chopping it up. Teared up in the student section when he broke the record. All time great.

“After neglecting the offensive line in the transfer portal ahead of the 2025 season, the Longhorns added a likely future NFL offensive tackle (Melvin Siani), a probable starter at left guard (Laurence Seymore) and two developmental pieces (Jonte Newman and Dylan Sikorski) who showed varying degrees of promise during spring practice.” That was less reassuring to read than you probably intended it to be.

“Physicality” Do we have it yet?

Unless they are big enough recruits to start day one like Banks and you have them for three years building player to player chemistry and better knowledge of the offense overall.

Elite national top 100 type offensive linemen recruited under Sark/Flood. 2022: Banks, Campbell 2023: 2024: Baker 2025: 2026: Turntine Thats the list.

Are we a more physical team? Why? Are we more disciplined on the OL? Why? Is this OL built to execute Sark’s wide zone running scheme better than last year’s line? Why? Can this OL move the pile inside the five the way the last two lines had trouble doing? Why? These are the areas that take us from good to great.

Feels like a weird spring overall with so many key players out. More like a rookie mini camp. There’s not a whole lot of time to have this team gel into a unit that’s firing on all cylinders by the time Ohio State comes to town but that’s the task at hand. OL chemistry. Arch chemistry with the skill players. And just Arch getting back into a game winning rhythm in general. I was there today and came away feeling like I saw a lot of good parts on the field. Now the clock starts on putting them all together.

I like him better as an underdog at a place like Ole Miss. He’s gonna be unlikable again at LSU.

Classic LSU move.

Yep lotta pressure on him in that game. Sark is playing with house money in that series.