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OU played maybe the worst FBS team in the country and Arkansas played a FCS team who went 1-7 in the SWAC.

You just have to ignore the act from that poster. It’s old but whatever.

"I think that’s why we haven’t reached the grand pinnacle. Has to mean more. State on your chest family on your back." If you legitimately think this, it's not worth engaging in further discussion because that's called delusion. I guess if CJ Baxter had been from Texas, he wouldn't have fumbled in the playoff because it would have meant more to him, and we would be national champs, according to your logic.

LOL This conversation isn't worth it.

If you've been paying attention, this hasn't been a thing in about 10 years. The best from Florida, California and Louisiana have chosen to play for Texas in recent cycles. Is that okay with you?

Increases the need for Aidan Anding.

This my friends, is called a false narrative

Ryan Niblett is 175 pounds soaking wet after a good meal at Kerby Lane. Moving him to RB solves nothing besides the premise of having another body, which sounds nice but he would never play since he does nothing the other guys at the position don’t already offer.

You appear to be on an island with this info.

Then why has Terry been quoted himself saying Texas is recruiting him on offense?

Texas is 36-point favorites for a reason.

Brother, it lays almost everything out in the OP. He wants to play college baseball this coming spring while participating in spring football.

To me, that reads like a guy making a football decision with baseball on the side. Which is interesting.

If he plays college baseball this spring, he is not eligible for the 2025 draft. This decision basically cements the fact he is going to college for 3 years.

Non-Con SOS last year: Uconn- 283rd Houston- 226th Iowa State- 345th Duke- 199th Illinois- 260th Kentucky- 203rd Yet, Texas is held to some higher standard in your eyes. Upper echelon programs beat the crap out of bad teams because that is what NET rewards you for. Until they change that system, this is how it will be.

It's funny how narratives work. People should compare the schedule for this upcoming year to this one from a few years ago.

Let’s be honest with ourselves, there is no difference between beating Houston Christian by 35 vs beating Rice by 22. And if season ticket holders don’t like the schedule, they can feel free to transfer their tickets to UConn, A&M, OU, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee over to my account.

In a 13 game non conference schedule how many legitimate teams do you want them to play? They have Ohio State, Texas Tech and potentially Syracuse at neutral sites, NC State on the road and host the two time defending national champs at home. I get being upset with the home schedule, but they are playing more legitimate non con teams than many do, it’s just away from Moody.

The way I see it, Texas played 3 real teams in non-con last year (Uconn, Marquette and LSU). This schedule will have at least 5, including a marquee home matchup, which fans always want. Good overall schedule. Just make sure you beat the crap out of the teams you need to beat the crap out of to help your NET.

It's day 1, dude. I guess they shouldn't even make Mukuba earn playing time since he is the walk-in starter.

Well someone needs to take it from him then. It’s not his fault he was the most reliable safety last year and is the starter to open camp. If the guys behind him don’t like it, play better. Jett Bush is just happy to be passing the message board walk-on whipping boy torch.

I will pay your subscription cost for 5 years if Texas does not sign a high school DT this cycle

Yes, I was more asking it rhetorically in response to something Sark said 2 years ago about himself being the GM, so there is no need to hire one. His thought process obviously changed, or he wouldn't have hired a GM a year later.

Yeah, I remember that quote. He said he was the GM in previous years, then decided in February to create the GM position at Texas, so he had at least some change in thinking. What Harris does daily compared to other GMs at other schools would be interesting to know as each school handles the role differently.

He seemed to see enough of a need to hire one 5 months ago. What does Brandon Harris do as the GM?