Neil Leininger

It's clearly from Muschamp. Nansen is a drunk and likely has little authority right now on a day to day basis. Nansen developed Hill into a 2nd round pick, he sucks.

You have to think his stock is going way up with this defense, the level of competition, and his overall improvement. Just another development feather for Sarkisian and his program. I bet once we get a real LB coach in the off-season, he gets even better.

Avila leaving St. Louis for TCU. Hahaha.

Mingo bros already giving me nightmares.

Big 12 had a night. Tech upsetting Illinois, KU destroying Kentucky, KSU beating Creighton. 12-0 overall for the conference.

I really hope Masunas comes back. He is really starting to contribute. Always better when you have the experienced role players setting the floor.

I think this season has showed just because the portal has very good WRs doesn't mean you necessarily need one. There is no denying Coleman has been a big time bust, with his drops and now injuries. The WR room has not missed a beat with him in and out of the lineup. Sarkisian really needs to think anout what this offense can and can't do. He's likely never going to have an OL in terms of experience and consistency to run the pro schema 12 personnel he wants. Texas can have a highly potent offense doing what he did against Missouri, just with less abandonment of the run game in the middle section of games. It aslo shows that you need your QB1 healthy for spring ball.

Would be great to flip him and then get the LB and CB out of the portal. Day is holding on by a thread, another emberrassing loss to Michigan might get his seat really warm.

Yep. Season ticket holders were given the option to buy their seats, that is the way it should be.

This was needed, as was the elimination of the CCGs. They were glorified Bowl games once the a true playoff engine starting working. It will never happen, but I would love to see conference contraction to move back towards the original intent of the conferences. If you split the P4 back into 8x8, with 3 OOC P4 games and 1 non-FCS OOC game, you could really get a good cross-section of teams for the playoffs with real regional buyin.

They are more than a QB away. Smith is their entire offense. They can't run the ball and their defense is getting torched

I have to update my previous statement, as of today Texas has the worst opponents winning percentage of the teams that could end up 7-2. We would be the first team out. Tennessee would advance has they would be 2-0 vs Alabama and Kentucky, Alabama would be 1-1, and Kentucky would be 0-2.

Kentucky isn't done losing in the SEC. They have 3 SEC wins by less than a single score including back to back 1 point wins. That type of luck just isn't sustainable.

Depends on if Tennessee is also 7-2. Since there was no round robin with the three teams, and each team would be 3-0 vs. common opponents it would go to opponent's winning percentage. That would likely end up with a ranking of Alabama, Texas, Tennesse. Tennesse would be eliminated. Then the comparison would be between Texas and Alabama, and Texas would win that one due to the 4-0 vs 3-1 in common opponents. If Tennesse drops another game, then we would advance over Alabama. If Alabama loses another game, then Texas would advance over Tennessee due to the HTH. Texas really controls its destiny with regards to the final SEC CG.

With the portal you should always take the veteran experience over the unknown potential of freshmen.