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State of the Program

This week, Gerry, CJ and I talk big picture issues, including the strength of Texas football this spring, Rodney Terry's first year at the helm, and how proposed new NCAA rules, particularly a June signing day, would impact the Longhorns.

 

 

 

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Tim Samuels

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Is not one of the benefits to a potential June “national signing day” being that players can accelerate and the clock on NLI benefits? That’s a great incentive for guys to sign and begin drawing an income.
 

If so, the majority of classes  may opt to sign during the June election. 

GoHorns1

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The biggest drawback with a late early July signing it makes difficult for coaches to talk small vacation during the July dead/quiet  period.

Burnt Orange Horn

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57 minutes ago, GoHorns1 said:

The biggest drawback with a late early July signing it makes difficult for coaches to talk small vacation during the July dead/quiet  period.

Late ... early ....  talk?  I am thoroughly confused.  🤷🏻‍♂️

5 minutes ago, Burnt Orange Horn said:

Late ... early ....  talk?  I am thoroughly confused.  🤷🏻‍♂️

I still think it should be a single day/week on the first Wednesday of February.

Either that, or sign whenever you want.

watty7796

Members

Strength is o line and hopefully a bountiful run game from it.  Improved QE getting thru his progressions quicker and climbing in the pocket with more efficiency.  

Hermanator

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For it to make a difference they need to make signing with a school binding again. Right now someone can sign then just portal if they change their mind. That makes coaches have to keep recruiting their own signees which makes it all fairly pointless IMO. Lock in a 12 month window where a signed can't transfer unless the HC leaves and then figure out the dates.

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11 hours ago, watty7796 said:

Strength is o line and hopefully a bountiful run game from it.  Improved QE getting thru his progressions quicker and climbing in the pocket with more efficiency.  

With you all the way

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