Blake Munroe

Elko immediately asked about 5 for 5. "I think 5 for 5 is going to affect different programs, at different levels, differently." Then adds that it should enhance some of the developmental players.

Elko is here

Mike Elko will be next.

Great question from Jeff and great answer from Bohl on that last question!

Dykes was also asked what number he thinks a team has to have, financially, to be successful… Says you can be successful without it, but feels like TCU could be 20-25 million behind other teams they’ll face. “Part of the problem is nobody knows… everybody would benefit from transparency.”

Dykes is up now. He was asked about cases, such as Colt Hutson’s, where a graduating senior could return… ”I don’t know how to answer that. The rules are the rules… I haven’t really thought about it quite frankly.”

Luck closes it by saying he feels they have something good going on at Stanford right now and they’re looking for the next superstar here in the state of Texas.

Andrew Luck in the house answering NIL questions.

Today is day two. Press conference schedule: 10:00-10:20 - Educate, Excel, Play - Joe Martin (THSCA), Libby Pacheco (THSCA), Rusty Dowling (THSADA), Tim Prukop (Eccker Sports) 10:20-10:40 - Andrew Luck (Stanford), Eliot Allen (Bastrop ISD) 10:40-11:00 - Sonny Dykes (TCU) 11:00-11:20 - Joey McGuire (Texas Tech) 11:20-11:40 - Craig Bohl (AFCA) 11:40-12:00 - Mike Elko (Texas A&M) 12:00-12:20 - Rhett Lashlee (SMU) 12:20-12:40 - Dave Aranda (Baylor) 12:40-1:00 - Willie Fritz (Houston) 1:00-1:15 - Kiara Marshall (Humble Summer Creek Girls Basketball) 1:15-1:30 - Tommy Brakel (North Crowley Boys Basketball) 1:30-1:45 - Monesha Allen (Denton Ryan Girls Basketball) 1:45-2:00 - Chance Westmoreland (Argyle Boys Basketball) 2:00-2:15 - Emund Pritchett (Mansfield Summit Boys Basketball) 2:15-2:30 - Matthew Sign (National Football Foundation), Bob Sambol (Bob’s Steak & Chop House), Sterling Doty (Stephenville)

Sark on advice to coaches: ”Be adaptable. A lot of change going on in our sport. Remaining adaptable as a coach is really important…” (then credits Nick Saban for that)

GJ Kinne makes a final plead with coaches asking to send their kids to Texas schools.

Sark says the uptick in HS recruiting is coming. “We are going to hit this cycle where it’s going to become normal again.”

Sark is asked about five for five ”I think the five for five is something we all pushed for…. It gives us an opportunity to recruit more developmental players.”

Lashlee tells the coaches here that the state of Texas will bring home national championships. Then says “let us keep our best players home in this state”

Rhett Lashlee advises Texas HS coaches to “insert” themselves into their player’s recruitments. Says that the state of Texas doesn’t better than anyone. Fritz also talked about the dangers of too many people in recruits ears. Encouraged coaches to be a bigger part of that as well.

Mike Elko was asked if he prioritized retaining players or acquiring talent… says their No. 1 job is retaining talent. “We were really proud of the fact that we had the lowest amount of transfers in the SEC”

I really like Scotty Walden from UTEP. High energy guy. Seems very genuine and passionate about what he does.

Joey says “May and June was not a lot of fun in Lubbock”

Elko says he’s excited about the foundation they have laid at Texas A&M. Didn’t get into many specifics about his team, but had a lot of praise for Texas HSFB coaches.

Traylor is entering his 7th season at UTSA and says the last two years has been frustrating. Says keeping their QB was a big deal and believes RB Will Henderson is “one of the best around”

Texas State HC GJ Kinne obviously very excited to return his QB and two star WRs…. Who both had over 1,000 yards receiving last season.

AFCA’s Craig Bohl is discussing NCAA rule changes before the coaches speak, including punt returns and 5 for 5.

Sark on importance of his recruiting staff: “I’m not the head coach who can sit around and call recruits for 2-3 hours. I’m game planning.”

“It’s great having Will Muschamp back, a guy who has been a head coach twice in the SEC”

Sark says Traylor (UTSA) has the oldest team in the country and that Texas made a concentrated effort to get older.