Colby TS

People keep saying, “At least after this year, this won’t happen again.” And as far as NFL players coming back to college, I agree—that probably won’t happen again. My question is: what happens when a player from the 2023, 2024 or 2025 recruiting class goes before a judge and says, “But Judge, I only played four games during my redshirt season. I didn’t actually get a full five years of playing eligibility.” It seems to me like this issue may not be completely settled yet. The NFL-to-college situation may be over, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there are still more eligibility challenges ahead.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Same, but I just checked, and it looks like he took the post down sometime today.

Makes complete sense, it just looks absolutely terrible. 😂

I ran across Casey Thompson’s Instagram page the other day and had no idea he was playing in Germany. The reason I’m posting this, though, is take a look at all the ads on those uniforms. They look like a NASCAR car with sponsor logos everywhere. There are even ads on the front of the helmets. It looks ridiculous. I sure hope college football never ends up going that route. https://www.instagram.com/p/Db6H_TFCqGs/?img_index=9

Are all ligament concerns off the table or still waiting?

I volunteer to sit at Chipotle and work on the sources there.

Sounds like this happened Monday night after Sark spoke with the media.

That's not entirely true. With a player like Goosby and the future he has ahead of him, a trainer can certainly manipulate the knee and check for resistance or instability. However, the smart move is to get an MRI and see exactly what is or isn't damaged before making any assumptions.

Unless they had a team lead practice last night, they practiced Monday morning as a team.

Does Coach Top coach Tyanthony Smith outside of Texas? The reason I ask is that he posted a cryptic message today. If not, any idea what this could be about?

Completely agree. That said, I've been burned so many times betting the over on season passing yard totals. The only one I seem to have gotten right was taking Jackson Arnold's under on passing yards last year.

Not sure how many of y’all dabble in the PrizePicks world, but they just dropped their college football season total plays. For Texas, the lines currently are: • Arch Manning – 25.5 passing TDs • Arch Manning – 3,124.5 passing yards • Cam Coleman – 749.5 receiving yards • Ryan Wingo – 724.5 receiving yards