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Very little misdirection and motion. QB suddenly taking snaps under center. I formation with tailback 9 yds back. This offense is looking 20 years old. Arch isn’t even looking at open receivers much less hitting them. The OL is not getting push but they are giving a lot of time for Arch to use. Still makes a bad throw. It may be time to let Arch sit a bit.

Texas UIL would not allow such a transfer.

Big win for the ladies! Another comeback in the 5th set to beat the cardinals.

What about the Michael Taaffe injury? He looked shaken up left the field and didn’t return.

Running the ball was fine. Did you watch the game? It was missing open receivers, red zone, and vanilla offense that was the issue.

The Austin event was awesome! Thanks for doing this guys. Great to meet in person.

Saban thought he had a fortress too.

That is what Michigan said last year with their NFL DL and that didn’t go as they thought. We will see.

Brian Bosworth from OU

I’m sure SEC fans didn’t feel sorry for Quinn’s nagging injuries.

That big payout impacts the other guys they can sign and retain. Not smart roster management.

Any thoughts on having Bijan make a call? Seems his input would be valuable and well received.

But the other side of the sword is that huge commitments of the revenue share is going to cause havoc to teams rosters. How will the starting left tackle feel about his backup pulling $1.7M per year? And with so much money going to one player it dilutes amounts available to other positions. Seems Sark and company get that and are being strategic. I also like the culture evaluations. As Bobby said, we may have dodged a bullet with the Ojo commitment.

These guys are going to learn it’s not wise to burn bridges. How do they know some day these college coaches aren’t in the NFL or what if they are in the portal and they look to play for one of them? Or how about getting a job with a Longhorn alumni that saw the video? Just not a wise move. Could even hurt their NIL opportunities?

Thank you CJ and OTF for this coverage.