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Good interview. Sark looks like he's in great physical shape...credit to him for walking the talk unlike so many other coaches.

I wonder how many programs passed over him because of the issue. Good job by Sark taking the chance on him to land a difference maker.

Great kid. I couldn't understand what food he said he liked in Austin. Anyone catch it?

2 frosh corners I think due to injury and targeting last game.

Could be, but that's the only plausible pitch with Goosby locked in at LT in his last year.

Yes, he stated in recent interviews that he wanted another year of strength and skill development and to spend a year on campus with his brother.

That's what was said about Goosby.

The pitch to Seaton would likely be: spend a year at RT in the SEC (significant step up from the B12), then play a year at LT and you'll be a first round pick. At RT he could also be the backup for Goosby in the event of an injury.

https://x.com/FinsXtra/status/2005396666850156960?s=20 Dolphins coaching staff and local media seem to be very happy with Quinn. Great to see!

Remember the first UG game in 2024? In the first half the aggression from the 'dogs was overwhelming. Our O was shell-shocked. That's what Sark wants to see.

Sark essentially said that WM is a second head coach with full authority and responsibility for the defense. Sark will apply his full attention to the offense rather than having to keep an eye on the defense which he was apparently having to do with PK. This is huge.

Sark said in his presser that hiring WM will give him more time to focus on the offense. That suggests he's had to supervise the defense under PK more than he will now. That will improve the offense.

A significant bonus to hiring WM, aside from taking the D up a notch in attention to detail and aggression, is an inside look at the UG defensive details and an opposing coach's scouting report on your offense. Both instrumental in defeating UG down the road, and critical information PK could never provide.

The current NIL rules level the playing field and create parity. Texas has the advantage of being the premier program in the state and residing in Austin which has a growing and relatively affluent economy. That opens lots of doors for private NIL deals for those athletes willing and able to pursue those opportunities. That has to be Texas' pitch to differentiate themselves from other programs.

I know for a fact that Arch doesn't accept any NIL $$$ from the school/collectives, etc. Same as Quinn. His NIL is all private deals.