Neil Leininger

33 INTs. He's bad.

Hoover is a really bad QB. Indiana is going to be wondering why they just didn't keep Mendoza's little bro instead, or you know, develop one in house.

It has nothing to with their salaries. It had to do with 4 coaches that expect to have their bloated NIL agreements honored and not having the money to do it. They believed that 1 and likely 2 of those coaches weren't going to be fully funded and they were guessing it would be the basketball coaches.

I was listening to College Sports on XM 2-3 months ago and they made the point it was going to be impossible to placate all four of these coaches NIL needs.

Looked to be a sizable crowd in attendence. I approve of the all 3's made, dunks, and layups offense.

Don't tweet it to a recruit.

Yeah, his most important season in the pro football career and you come to camp looking like you ate Blue Bell all off-season.

Prayers for the life long Longhorn.

This might be the best collection of head coaches in the state ever.

This seems less than ideal.

Bumila has a UCL problem. Might get him on campus afterall.

He'd be the #3 big, with the ability to play with either Punch or Vokietaitis. He'd be the missing piece to the roster, and 3rd high quality big.

Arch returning next year as nothing to do with Laurence, who won't be on campus until Arch's egilibility runs out. I do think if Arch does return, Lacy hits the portal.

May has had one of the most successful runs in coaching I can remember. FAU to the Mavericks in 3 years is pretty darn impressive, adding in a NCAAT championship along the way.

This is a great compromise, especially now with NIL. Takes away the onus for teams to have 8 levels of player development.