That’s it for Arch and for today’s player availability.

42 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Taaffe says communication on the field is great in the back seven. 

Love this. Has to be.

Good stuff today. I’m beyond excited to get this season started! 

35 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

 

This gets all of the emojis 😪🤔🤫🫨🤣 😕 

45 minutes ago, archmadness said:

So he's leaving????

Negotiating

Saying all the right things. Anyone else ready for Ohio St?!?

32 minutes ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

Negotiating

For NIL?  No way

27 minutes ago, John F. said:

Saying all the right things. Anyone else ready for Ohio St?!?

Hand up, right here!

4 hours ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

Definitely makes inside helmet cooler 😂 remember what happened to Sampson when he cut his hair? I'm never cutting my locs.

I’m bald. Don’t cut it unless you have to 🤘🏼

5 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

Hand up, right here!

Appreciate your tremendous work. Hook Em

This teams self accountability and culture is special. Reminds me of the legendary Tom Herman era 😎 

12 minutes ago, DanielOnorato said:

This teams self accountability and culture is special. Reminds me of the legendary Tom Herman era 😎 

I thought of Tom when I read Archie's remark to Arch - 'get down or get out of bounds'.

That's the same thing Tom told David Ash when he realized a) Ash had a history of concussions and b) the QBs behind Ash were not very good.

The lesson didn't stick, I think Ash got clobbered trying for an extra yard or two (against a cupcake? near the sideline!!) and the Case McCoy - Jerrod Heard - Tyrone Swoopes era began.

9 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

Hill says Arch has done a great job of extending plays with his legs and finding receivers down field. 

9 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

Taaffe says the maturity with Arch has been proven with his ability to check down. 

Compares him to Sam Ehlinger in their ability to not wanting to take a sack and finding ways to get out of pressure situations.   

That's actually some good growth from Arch, if true. Because one of the knocks on him, was he wasn't willing or didn't look to check down as much as say Ewers did, when it was necessary to do so.