Casey67

No Kelvin Banks? Day 1 starter and never looked back. First round draft pick.

Just breathe out Gerry. Relax and let the doctors do their job. You've got this.

If anyone can find A&M first televised SEC game you will be in for a TREAT. Right before they send it to the two announcers, the studio guys point out the national championship signs outside the stadium have mysteriously grown by several. They all start laughing and then the announcers begin.....................classic aggie. Even a new conference INSTANTLY recognized them as frauds.

They are also the people who think they are in good hands with Marcel Reed.

They make a blue pill for that.

I imagine certain publicly disclosed factors played into that list and I can further imagine A&M exaggerating on their end because that's just what they do. From stadium size to logo size to drum size they are clearly compensating for having an embarrassingly small...........uh...............trophy shelf. I guess they have a bad case of micro-shelf. Poor aggies.

Yahoo Sports wrote an article listing the most valuable college football programs. The Longhorns were first with a value of over 2 billion and aggie came in a distant second at 1.5 billion. That's NOT the funny part. It's this direct quote from the article: "Texas A&M proves that you don’t need a shelf full of trophies to be one of the most valuable businesses in the country." That back handed compliment was teeth shattering. I died laughing.

His tape looks good! I really like his ability to time his disengagement perfectly in order to make the tackle. He's clearly controlling the offensive lineman. I bet he rises in the rankings. He's a havoc player.

Congrats Young Man! You are Coach Boom's FIRST commit. What an honor.

This post is not what you think. By change, I mean philosophically. Rod B and others speculate that Sark is moving on from the "big human" prototype and embracing more athletic tackle types to play inside. Flood can develop tackles like nobody's business (let's not forget that). The game is evolving on inside line play and that might be a good thing for Flood. Last year (especially against GA) showed that quick, explosive defensive lineman trump "big humans" on the inside. Perhaps Sark's evolution of the prototypical lineman plays into Floods strengths? (developing athletic lineman as opposed to "people pushers") I'm being optimistic...........I know. I just have a hard time believing that Sark is going is simply accepting business as usual from Flood's IOL evals and development. That's not Sark's history. He evolves with the game. Examples: He now favors dual threat QBs and bigger receivers. That was not his preference five years ago but the game evolved and so did he at those two positions. Maybe this past season simply showed Sark and Flood that people pushers don't work anymore and that it's time to evolve. Maybe that's why we so many "big humans" go and seem to be signing more athletic types? Just a thought. This is based more on Sark's ability to adapt than ANYTHING I've seen from Flood on the inside.....just to be clear. I mean SOMETHING must be keeping Flood here right?

I've heard from a reliable source that there either is or isn't a mysterious Longhorn football player who may or not be playing guard who could have possibly or perhaps didn't enter the portal but probably didn't unless he definitely did. Of course all that could change. This is Casey67 with another ambiguously ambiguous breaking story. Back to regular programming.

You fail to mention the fact that you have to rifle through so much click bait found on X to even get to the real stories.............So if you want to hear things first, look at sources that posts everything they hear the moment they hear it. Then, have fun figuring out if it's real or not. People don't join OTF to hear things first. They join to hear things that have been CONFIRMED by Bobby and company.

outscored the combined CFP scores of Texas Tech and Texas A&M. Hey aggies and red raiders:

If your concerns are more for college football in general then, yea. This probably isn't good. But for Texas? We just have to adapt. We now have a farm system. We don't have to project how an 17 year old kid will do when he's had a year or two of development. We just have to watch ESPN. It's different for sure but it will drive viewership up. If there's some stud RB at Rutgers and Texas needs a RB, we might just watch the Rutgers game (or a rerun) towards the end of the season to get a look at our possible future. I will miss the old days for sure though.

I like Justin too. It would be cool to have him too.