Armando Gutierrez

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Yeah, that was a fake. it wasn't On3, it was 3On.

Totally agree. I'm hopeful Sark recognizes that team discipline is lacking and will focus on it during the bye week.

Not when it tarnishes the reputation of not just our team, but our university, not to mention turned a 4th and long deep in their own territory for the opponent into a first down for them. Now obviously, Simmons is a freak athlete and a team leader. I'm confident he'll learn and it won't happen again.

I like to clown on Livingstone too, but I like the kid, and hope he does well. I sincerely hope he breaks the starting rotation, and loses a fumble in the RRR to help Texas seal the victory.

Wrong. It's bad optics for the leader of your program to express that a video showing violence, fake or not, is funny. He had to apologize, he'll learn from it, and everyone can move on.

Texas 34 Ohio State 24.

It won't, but the league is sending a message. I love it.

https://www.al.com/sports/2026/08/sec-schools-prepared-to-fight-back-hard-at-lsu-if-it-rosters-pro-players-report-says.html

He's just sagging like all the other teens.

Right, so isn't there a danger that he is ruled ineligible after playing the season, possibly resulting in consequences like vacated wins?

I'd imagine that goes for just about everyone here.

My question is this: What he filed is a "temporary injunction", correct? Doesn't that mean that if he wins, he would be allowed to play pending a final ruling? If so, isn't there a possibility that the final ruling could declare him ineligible, in which case Texas would have played an ineligible player?

I'm pretty sure any school, including Texas, would do the same thing if they were in Tech's position.

He sucks. He's only put 20 Offensive Linemen in the NFL.

So sorry to hear it. Two things: attorney and marriage counselor.

I'd say its "good", not "weird." Indiana just won the Natty. Oklahoma hasn't won a natty since before we did, and has never won a CFP game.

https://www.on3.com/transfer-portal/news/colorado-ot-jordan-seaton-plans-to-enter-ncaa-transfer-portal/

Yup. Even though they all wanted him desperately, apparently he's going to be irrelevant, will have no motivation now that he got paid (I guess improving his draft stick wouldn't motivate him), and both Oklahoma and A&M shut him down this season, so they'll do it again next season. Who knew?

They say that about every coach who "can't win the big one" until they win the big one.

Yet another opportunity to host a Michigan lineman on a visit so he can give us false hope before ultimately re-signing with Michigan!

Is he trying to leverage for more money the way Baugh, Brown, Guarnera, etc. have to their teams? Maybe we'll pony up and keep him?

Several drops may have had something to do with that.🤔