Roy Hinojosa

I saw on X that USF were already contacting Florida recruits. Florida is going to get ransacked if they get blown out by LSU and Miami, but Gerry would know more about that than me.

After the game, the crowd at Florida were chanting, "Fire Billy!" Napier already lost the fans, it's only a matter of time before he loses the locker room. My prediction, he won't be the head coach when we play them in Gainesville.

I'm more optimistic than pessimistic, but Arch wasn't someone I was worrying about before Ohio State. I just want to see him be himself again, and I think the rest will take care of itself.

After listening to Coffee and Football this morning, Will Matthews confirmed my fears about Arch Manning last Saturday against Ohio State. According to Will Matthews, Arch looked fine pre-game and looked to be his normal self. However, when Arch turfed his first throw that was wide open, it looked all the life drained from Arch and everyone on the sidelines were somewhat shocked he missed that throw. From that moment on up until the 4th quarter, it looked like Arch had the yips. People can complain all day about Sark's play calling, but there's nothing you can do if you're a head case and can't make the simple throws. I'm confident that Arch will find his game this season, but I'm worried that Arch is going to make the same mistakes against San Jose State. He needs to find success early, and I hope that Sark can give him confidence and early wins because that's what he needs the most right now.

Graceson Littleton looked different out there in just the way he moved. He's smooth.

From what I heard all off-season, it sounded like Hero Kanu was playing more with the 2nd and 3rd string. However, it looked like he was on the field a lot. Was that more because he's better or Sark wanted more experience against the Buckeyes? Does anyone have the snap count for each player?

What I found most concerning is that Arch's demeanor looked like he wasn't having any fun. There was no confidence or swagger to him, he just looked worried the whole time. The first throw of the game was wide open as you could get, and he turfed it so bad that it barely bounced to his receiver. I don't care how much Sark schemes it, if you can't make wide open throws we either need to trot out someone else or Arch needs to find that swagger in him that we saw last year.

It almost felt like Sark put his team out there to sink to see how they would respond. I was baffled at how he didn't help Arch early on in this game like he would with Quinn. Maybe we will get to keep Arch for three years starting.

I'm worried that OSU isn't good either and we struggled against them.

If Sark's opening script doesn't work, it doesn't bode well for the rest of the game.

Wingo has so much talent and it's being wasted. We need to figure out how to give him the ball more.

Then why didn't we give it to him on the goal line?

Graceson Littleton is a dawg

What is our identity? We looked like we didn't have a clue on offense. I had to take off my glasses at one point and as I was squinting I swear I saw James Franklin on our sideline.

At least the O-line wasn't the issue today, I thought they did a really good job.

The pass protection has looked good, but our rushing attempts are too predictable.

That easy throw to Wingo looked good, and we did it once.

https://x.com/TexasEx10/status/1958545203817525265?t=3f9TuF_henRwakTuETONgg&s=19

Whoever thought he couldn't play tackle at the next level should do something else for work.

All we needed was the OTF crew to be in Atlanta to get the dominoes to fall. Hook'em 🤘🏼

Looks like Anthony Hill is confident: https://x.com/thegoatanthony1/status/1944896378456428980?t=u3wviuUXpyJDqhTcO-1i4A&s=19

So far, we got 2 of the players who were planning on committing in June and July. Not good. Teams are taking our NIL lunch money, and stuffing us in in our locker. If other teams seemingly figured out third party NIL before us, that's unacceptable and needs to be rectified quickly. We are in a new age of NIL, and right now Texas is not in the fight. We lost on TWO legacy recruits and now recruits like Ojo are just toying with us.

Well, that's the thing. Most people do not pay off their credit cards every month and you can just look at the overall credit card debt in this country which is close to $2 trillion. If you can pay them off then do whatever you want, but if someone is young and learning how to use money then practice on one.

Where do you want to be in five years? Debt free (that's if you have debt), married, a homeowner, etc? It would be best to have a goal and figure out how to achieve those goals. I would suggest the Dave Ramsey method if you don't know where to start where you save $1000 emergency fund (only use for emergencies), start paying off debt using the snowball method (paying the smallest debt first and then move on to bigger debts), once you pay off debt then save for a 3 to 6 month emergency fund, and once you do that then start investing 15% in a company match 401k or Roth IRA, and then start getting a down payment for a house. Depending where you are on the baby steps, the more you'll get to accomplishing what you want to do. I will say to start a monthly budget and assign every last cent to a line item in your budget, and live on less what you make. Don't fall into the trap of getting a car loan and end up being upside down on it. I'm not opposed to credit cards, but just have 1 and pay it off every month. Just some thoughts on someone who has made a bunch of mistakes, good luck!

Stunt on them! https://x.com/miakscottt/status/1931196586492658058?t=cxjCzlhcAhuNwUWHZlnE4Q&s=19