Casey67

It's not quite the same though. A temporary restraining order used in a divorce proceedings has a 2 week maximum shelf life. It's used to keep things "civil" until a temporary hearing can be had to establish things like temporary child support, who lives in the house, etc. In this case, the temporary injunction is good until further notice. All Tech has to do now is delay, delay, delay. Even if the NCAA files for a stay on the injunctions, this would take months. I too thought there would be an expediated hearing on this matter but from I can tell, there's not.

Don’t read too much into this. It just means the NCAAF can’t ban him until an expedited hearing takes place. It’s like getting a TRO in a divorce. It doesn’t mean you did anything. It means don’t do anything (like check change the locks) until a temporary hearing takes place. The real question is WHEN this hearing takes place.The NCAAF has a great case for getting a hearing BEFORE the season starts. EDIT: I dug a little deeper. Barring an emerging stay, it’s likely he plays. An appeal on this junction takes a few months. Ugh.

If I had to guess.........that's who I'd go with.

Gerry, Two other rabbit holes worth going down: 1. Don Rickles - the OG of insult comedians. His ability to dress down people but remain loveable was genius. 2. Norm MacDonald - widely considered the "last dangerous comedian" before political correctness ushered in a dark age (but TBO, I feel the dangerous comedians are starting to rise again thanks to the Kill Tony podcast which paved the way for some of the recent irreverent roast specials on Netflix).

The butthole of the universe feels like you just upgraded Tech.

That would be the answer that hurts Tech the most............so I back it 100%

Too many short yardage situations last year required misdirection, direct snaps to RB, passing, etc. Those gadget plays should go against our short yardage tendencies..........not be our short yardage tendency. Consistently imposing our will 3rd or 4th and one would make this line complete. It's what's been lacking for too long now. Hopefully that gets fixed.

His tackle development is unquestionable IMO. Banks, Goosby, Cam Williams, Christian Jones. It's his center/guard development that has me concerned. But I still cling to the fact that Nick Saban was upset about losing Flood........................Nick freaking Saban. So despite what my eyes were telling me last year, I still hold out hope that Flood is going to get this thing right.

No................They only want what's best for him personally. This has nothing to do with football. (and monkeys might fly out of my butt)

That means 20% of line is set. I'm not sure where this "ton" of talent is. There is potential but none of the other guys around him have exactly lit the world on fire. Goosby is the only proven commodity. Of course there is concern.

It looks like it's Peyton Miller. Damnit. I was honestly hoping it was Camara. I get a weird Ojo vibe with him and want that recruitment to be over sooner than later. I'd love to have him but I don't want us pursuing him so hard we miss out on someone else. Let's not forget though: Texas is poised for a fantastic season (talent wise). If we go deep in the playoffs, some of these kids might flip.

This is going to be like watching a close basketball game. You only need to watch the final minute. He's going to bounce back and forth between Baton Rouge and Austin...........he just is. What counts is what happens days (or hours) before National Signing day. In spite of those facts.........let the panic begin.

They are both "takes" for sure but we basically have a salary cap to think about. I doubt we can spend what they both command on one position like that.

Exact Physical Measurables as Easton Royal............wonder if he's insurance just in case?

Indeed