SWTHorn

So that we're on the same page... For knee injuries, an X-ray is used first to view hard bones and check for fractures or arthritis. An MRI is needed when doctors must view soft tissues like ligaments, cartilage, and menisci, or if pain and instability continue after a normal X-ray.

As an Aggie board poster puts it... "Imagine going back 25 years and reading that there is a basketball player who played two years at Oregon State, two years at Texas, tried to go pro, went undrafted, and then was ruled immediately eligible at Texas A&M."

If I understand what you said in your column this morning correctly the bill requires Texas to play Tech in football? I'm not seeing that anywhere in the Bill maybe I misunderstood what you were stating.

Matt's El Rancho. 😁

The comments on the Twitter post are quite epic and hilarious, worth the scroll.

I bet that happens at some point, or, uh, he'll step down to focus on his bidness.

Water is wet. Better.now? 😁

Dear God, peeps need to be specific on sites to avoid heart attacks! Ugh

Facts matter, thanks for posting that.

Wow

Someone has feelings. 😂 1:50 mark https://youtu.be/oGe7mThCXPc?si=mZa2iYgHWPHFQ-Kl

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47081170/art-briles-coach-division-ii-eastern-new-mexico

😁

Good

While I don't have a breakdown by sport, this is interesting. Below from my Austin chapter football referee newsletter just now. 🤘 Texas Leads the Country in High School Athletic Participation According to the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) website, Texas has the largest number of high school sports participants with 364,020 girls and 515,383 boys for a combined total of 879,403 during the 2024-2025 school year. California holds down the second spot with a combined total of 852,575. Rounding up the top five are Ohio at 335,808, Pennsylvania at 333,123, and Illinois at 328,362.