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I am reading rumors that Ewers might return for another year.

Is this a real possibility?

Is there even a way to discuss this this without angering the crowd?

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  • I have a feeling that if he returns another year, it won’t be to Texas. Arch will be our QB next year. 

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    Some of reasons he is going pro actually have very little do with play on the field: 1) This is an extremely weak QB class and there are at least 6-7 teams that will be looking to take one relati

  • I love Quinn, but there is no way we sit Arch another year. 

I have a feeling that if he returns another year, it won’t be to Texas. Arch will be our QB next year. 

11 minutes ago, Bobbers said:

I am reading rumors that Ewers might return for another year.

Is this a real possibility?

Is there even a way to discuss this this without angering the crowd?

He playing for free? There won’t be any NIL for him at Texas. 

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No. Time to move on to Arch and he can’t transfer to another SEC team. That leaves only a few quality B1G or ACC teams. Plus staying another year would be an admission that this year was a failure. Therefore his NIL income would drop considerably. No more Dr Pepper ads. 

28 minutes ago, Bobbers said:

I am reading rumors that Ewers might return for another year.

Is this a real possibility?

Is there even a way to discuss this this without angering the crowd?

This is not true, and if he did return, it want be at Texas. 

27 minutes ago, hookemrj13 said:

Where are the "rumors" from. 

Sources matter. 

 X  which never lies

He was asked in an interview and didn’t answer, saying something like “I’m just focused on the season,” which people have tried to spin into a story that he might return.

31 minutes ago, hookemrj13 said:

Where are the "rumors" from. 

Sources matter. 

Austin American-Statesman in an article by David Eckert - click bait? You be the judge

 

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Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers didn't have a definitive response when asked Monday whether Saturday's game against Kentucky would be his last game at Royal-Memorial Stadium.

"Who knows?" Ewers said. "I'm just trying to win this week."

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian was presented with the same question.

"No idea," he said.

Ewers, who has one season of eligibility left, came into the 2024 season with first-round NFL Draft hype, but that flame will need some serious rekindling throughout the tail-end of the season for things to play out that way.

He did not appear in recent first-round mock drafts published by ESPN and CBS Sports.

 

 

I doubt there is ANY way Sark lets Arch walk.
 

And I think Quinn coming back with a more inexperienced O-line would only hurt Quinn. 

I don't see a world where Arch waits another year to be starter, seeing as he has already shown some serious flashes this season. I also don't see a world where Sark lets Arch walk. 

6 minutes ago, Red Five said:

This isn't hard people. 

If it’s soft we, we can make it hard 

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1 hour ago, Red Five said:

This isn't hard people. 

It is hard.  If Quinn wants to come back then it is a problem.

2 minutes ago, Bobbers said:

It is hard.  If Quinn wants to come back then it is a problem.

If Quinn wants to come back he will do so via the portal. He is not going to be playing at Texas next season, period. 

3 hours ago, Bobbers said:

I am reading rumors that Ewers might return for another year.

No, you're not.

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