thatdude2

Nah, he just not use to how his head is yet. It’s going to take him some time to gain his new walk rhythm.

Touche’

Hoping the kid is a prodigy

He wanted a DC that could command all the defensive coaches without him having to do it. I think it came down to Sark giving up his offense and becoming an overseer of both, or finding someone that could be in totally control of defense.

Welcome to the board

@Blake Munroe 😡

I am definitely not built for this. I’m glad Meredith reclassified and decided to get his 2026 championship rings.

@Rod Babers

I agree, but I’m glad Sark did (legally) what it takes to secure the best proven talent possible.

Honestly Livingstone should have said that, and people outside could understand why he went to OU. I stick with the “If you want Cam Coleman money, prove that you’re better than Cam”.

He has highlights on catches deep and in the mid game.

I just want them ready to go 16 - 0

Maybe it takes a season to get use to the surgery he had for his eyes

Let's Go!!!!

Like most Texas fans, I'm excited about the potential of this Longhorn football team heading into the 2026 season. I'm hoping Steve Sarkisian, Arch Manning, and the rest of the offense put together a historic season filled with fireworks. Much of the offseason attention has centered around Cam Coleman, both nationally and locally. While Coleman is certainly deserving of the hype, I wouldn't be surprised if Ryan Wingo ends up having a truly special season. With another year in Sarkisian's offense, Wingo should have an even greater understanding of the system. That could allow Sarkisian to utilize him in more creative ways through different alignments, motions, and formations. The additions of Cam Coleman, Raleek Brown, and Hollywood Smothers should also make it much more difficult for opposing defenses to focus solely on taking Wingo out of the game plan. I'm not suggesting that Wingo is about to win the Heisman Trophy in 2026 or post the eye-popping numbers DeVonta Smith produced during his historic senior season. However, is it possible that Wingo approaches—or even surpasses—Smith's outstanding junior campaign? It's worth noting that Wingo has already surpassed Smith's production during both his freshman and sophomore seasons. Smith exploded during his junior season, recording 68 receptions for 1,256 yards, 14 touchdowns, and 29 plays of 20 or more yards before producing one of the greatest individual seasons in college football history as a senior. Can Wingo make a similar Year 3 leap? Time will tell. But based on his first two seasons and the talent surrounding him, it's certainly a conversation worth having. If Sarkisian continues to expand Wingo's role, Longhorn fans may be in for one of the most exciting seasons by a Texas wide receiver in recent memory.

True, but he might not have known the prostitute was trafficked. Same goes with porn, does anybody know how many pornstars are groomed our developed?

https://x.com/TylerShawSports/status/2080769207147397240/video/1

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Rockets 2027 NBA Champions

If he is drafted before Jeremiah Smith, Ryan Williams, Cam Coleman, and Ryan Wingo; I will give him his due.

DeAyala 1981: 12 sacks DeAyala 1982: 22.5 sacks Simmons 2025: 12 sacks Simmons 2026: ? I see what you did there the Legendary Jeff Howe.

Sure, let’s blame Gerry.

Sark responds, “Because I wanted too.”

Sark responds, “I told them if we have a game with 5 or more penalties, nobody eats till 24 hours after the game.”