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The Texas Longhorns 2024 Spring Roster is out (Friday 12 p.m. CST)

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  • Michael Goosby
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    Yes sir my boy has put in the work❤️🤘🏾🙏🏾

  • Gerry Hamilton
    Gerry Hamilton

    Ryan Wingo official first height and weight for Texas ... 6-2 and 208 Current Texas player called him "Julio Jones" last weekend. We shall see on that! lol

  • Gerry Hamilton
    Gerry Hamilton

    Wish they would have got him out of bed at 6am for the weight in to be 368!!! lol  It's lot IMO. But lets see what he looks like in 11 days

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2 hours ago, Rickysonehitter said:

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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This cracks me up...he decide to become a red zone solution? 26lbs...good lord

2 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Trevor Goosby 6-7 and 313 ... he was 6-6.25 and 268 in late spring of junior year. 

Yes sir my boy has put in the work❤️🤘🏾🙏🏾

2 hours ago, goattalk100 said:

Also, saw Payton Kirkland listed as bigger than Cam Williams 😳

Recovering from serious knee injury limited conditioning 

2 hours ago, closetojumping said:

4 guys at 360lbs or more simply doesn't look good. Sydir Mitchell needs to start mixing in some salads.

I’m sure the strength and conditioning staff would care about your opinion so you should email them. 

Like everybody else has said i am very curious to see what a 240lb savion red looks like this spring and blackshire at 261lbs is scary to think coming down hill at a running back because he’s always been a violent hitter. 

27 minutes ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

I’m sure the strength and conditioning staff would care about your opinion so you should email them. 

This will be fun. CTJ loves nothing more than the "You're not a coach!" thing.

10 minutes ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

Will Randle and the other reserve TE seem to have the physique to play. I wonder if we see any more of them in the spring practices.

Will Randle  will be my sleeper underrated impact player over the next couple years 

6 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Can't wait to see what that looks like in person! Haha

I can see why you want him in a bar fight!

How does Red compare to our post-title Mack Brown era power backs? I suppose he’s a smidge too short to be on the Chris Whaley trajectory!!

Looking good Connor S is huge!  

 

I noticed they didn’t list Sark height and weight?!?  What do you think he came it at to start the Spring 😉

16 hours ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

I’m sure the strength and conditioning staff would care about your opinion so you should email them. 

I send the staff strongly worded letters all of the time. I only post on message boards to fine tune my arguments with them. Otherwise, why are we here, right? It’s not like we’d be doing so in order to have our own opinions and discussions. 

16 hours ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

Like everybody else has said i am very curious to see what a 240lb savion red looks like this spring and blackshire at 261lbs is scary to think coming down hill at a running back because he’s always been a violent hitter. 

The only thing “scary” about Blackshire clocking in at 261 is his cholesterol count. 

Gerry, presumably they closely monitor the impact of weight (hopefully mostly muscle) on speed?  If they see a guy losing speed, do they change his lift routine and diet?  In other words, they’re not just trying to get everyone bigger at the expense of speed?

17 minutes ago, ScottinTexas said:

Gerry, presumably they closely monitor the impact of weight (hopefully mostly muscle) on speed?  If they see a guy losing speed, do they change his lift routine and diet?  In other words, they’re not just trying to get everyone bigger at the expense of speed?

That would be hilarious if it didn't factor into the calculus. "Keep eating Johntay! We need you as big as possible." 

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40 minutes ago, ScottinTexas said:

Gerry, presumably they closely monitor the impact of weight (hopefully mostly muscle) on speed?  If they see a guy losing speed, do they change his lift routine and diet?  In other words, they’re not just trying to get everyone bigger at the expense of speed?

Yes they do. not at all in terms of sacrificing speed.

IMO, Texas 2024 team will be as fast as a whole as I have seen in many years in Austin. While also having the size on the lines to compete at the highest level in the trenches 

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

I send the staff strongly worded letters all of the time. I only post on message boards to fine tune my arguments with them. Otherwise, why are we here, right? It’s not like we’d be doing so in order to have our own opinions and discussions. 

The only thing “scary” about Blackshire clocking in at 261 is his cholesterol count. 

😂🤦🏾‍♂️ Oh gosh! Following a football team who are FULL of humans who are above average size sounds like something you shouldn’t do if you’re so concerned about their weights. 

3 hours ago, ScottinTexas said:

Gerry, presumably they closely monitor the impact of weight (hopefully mostly muscle) on speed?  If they see a guy losing speed, do they change his lift routine and diet?  In other words, they’re not just trying to get everyone bigger at the expense of speed?

I am sure they are monitoring weight, but people need to realize there is only so much the staff can do. If a player is going to free base twinkies and Ho-Hos, there is nothing the staff can do about it. Fans get excited but weights, but we won’t know if it is good weight until we see them on the field. 

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