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Go on tell us more.

Exactly.

No experience in any of them it seems? Newbauer played a bit at Mercer as a true freshman but that's it? I like that Sark continues to add a guy llke Matthew Caldwell or MJ Morris each year.

This is first official depth chart I've seen. Are we all going to align on Fr., So., Jr., Sr., and "5th"? I'm not sure if I have any better ideas. As an old man, part of me wants to somehow magically leave Freshman and Senior as the first and last and insert something in between those to describe the 4th year

I know that's what they're trying to do, but going to rehab after getting caught and finding out the NCAA is investigating doesn't feel like it's actually getting in front of anything.

"Sorsby bet on Indiana football while redshirting for the Hoosiers as a true freshman in 2022" Betting on college football and betting on your team's games is a guaranteed suspension. The question will be how many games?

Not clicking the article to find out, but when I see "power ranking" I assume this should be a rating based on the team not their schedule.

Which team has a former Longhorn on it? I assume that team and the top left two teams are like Texas and have had recent coaching turnover?

If he's really 6'4" could he be situational piece in addition to veteran depth etc?

Add a fumble recovery! (That he almost messed up.)

Yeah — I think I see — what you're saying.

Is it a little shorter? Or is it just the angle?

There used to be a requirement that at least freshman athletes live on campus. They were originally in Jester and then moved to San Jacinto when that dorm initially opened. Not sure where they are these days. I think living on campus is an important of college experience for all students if at all possible, including athletes. And with the mercenary nature of college football these days anything you can do to make them feel like more connected to the university would seem to be a good thing.

Good chance that by "for cause" they mean "he didn't win enough football games so we fired him for something we'd have normally swept under the rug"?