A few box score observations :

—Jalen Catelon with a pick six for UNLV.  A tipped pass rushing the qb he caught and ran back  

—Jake Smith looks like he’s made it back from injury and multiple transfers—3 catches for Az State

—Troy Omeire listed 2nd on Az State depth chart. No catches this week. 

— Isaiah Neyor with a big game for Nebraska. Not that we are hurting at Wr but always wondered why we could rehab him back to the rotation. 
 

As the OTF crew have discussed—wining teams will have transfer out players move on to productive careers. 

Great summary.

Wishing all of these guys the best of luck.  Sometimes things just don’t work out.  And, in the transfer portal era, there are going to be opportunities that look better than others.  I think that our current WR are all better than these guys, but, to be fair, they were all injured a lot, so there are obviously extenuating circumstances.  

6 catches, 121 yds, 1 TD for Neyor, happy for him 🤘

Apprently neyor found himself in the dog house and couldn’t find his way out. It’s a shame how his time went here but alls well that ends wells. He’s got a championship ring from his time here sooo 🤷🏾‍♂️

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by NothinButDaHorns34

5 hours ago, jdhdavis said:

A few box score observations :

—Jalen Catelon with a pick six for UNLV.  A tipped pass rushing the qb he caught and ran back  

—Jake Smith looks like he’s made it back from injury and multiple transfers—3 catches for Az State

—Troy Omeire listed 2nd on Az State depth chart. No catches this week. 

— Isaiah Neyor with a big game for Nebraska. Not that we are hurting at Wr but always wondered why we could rehab him back to the rotation. 
 

As the OTF crew have discussed—wining teams will have transfer out players move on to productive careers. 

Don't forget the Nevada boys in their 28-26 win against Troy

Savion Red - 11 carries for 135 yards (12.3 ypc)

Kitan Crawford - 7 tackles, 2 solo

Kristopher Ross - 6 tackles, 1 solo, 0.5 sacks, 1.5 TFL

I wonder what Red weighs now? (listed at 216 ... had he kept to that weight he might still be a Longhorn)  And Ross looked good in limited action last year ... oh well, wish you the best of luck fellas.

Glad Neyor finally took his ACL rehab and recovery seriously. Glad to see him have a big debut at Nebraska.

1 hour ago, CJ Vogel said:

Glad Neyor finally took his ACL rehab and recovery seriously. Glad to see him have a big debut at Nebraska.

Was he not doing that at Texas? 

5 minutes ago, GQ03 said:

Was he not doing that at Texas? 

I'll say he didn't come close to buying in fully to comeback as the guy he was preinjury. He looked like that guy at Nebraska week one though.

2 hours ago, ArizonaLonghorn said:

Don't forget the Nevada boys in their 28-26 win against Troy

Savion Red - 11 carries for 135 yards (12.3 ypc)

Kitan Crawford - 7 tackles, 2 solo

Kristopher Ross - 6 tackles, 1 solo, 0.5 sacks, 1.5 TFL

I wonder what Red weighs now? (listed at 216 ... had he kept to that weight he might still be a Longhorn)  And Ross looked good in limited action last year ... oh well, wish you the best of luck fellas.

I saw that also--Red looks like RB1 now.  Would have played if he stayed but down on the depth chart and some gadget plays.  I still think the "Redcat" can only work if there is a little threat of a pass out of it.  Crawford is solid but I like our upgraded speed.  Ross--obviously some details kept in confidence on what happened.  

3 hours ago, horns96 said:

6 catches, 121 yds, 1 TD for Neyor, happy for him 🤘

You're happy for a guy who refused to go into a game while at our university?

42 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

You're happy for a guy who refused to go into a game while at our university?

You're such an asshole that you can't be? 

34 minutes ago, jkates said:

You're such an asshole that you can't be? 

I'm the asshole? He's the one who refused to honor the scholarship and go in when coaches told him to vs Wyoming. That to me is an asshole move.

27 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

I'm the asshole? He's the one who refused to honor the scholarship and go in when coaches told him to vs Wyoming. That to me is an asshole move.

agreed 

2 hours ago, Hashtag said:

I'm the asshole? He's the one who refused to honor the scholarship and go in when coaches told him to vs Wyoming. That to me is an asshole move.

It's possible that you both are, but it's weird to harbor anymosity towards Neyor for that decision. 

5 hours ago, Hashtag said:

You're happy for a guy who refused to go into a game while at our university?

You have info to which I'm not privy, but yeah, I'm glad his football career isn't over and he's overcome a devastating knee injury.