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Gerry Hamilton

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  1. Horns are well represented And … Texas plays a lot of the 1st and 2nd team guys https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49574647/espn-2026-preseason-college-football-all-america-team
  2. Welcome! Great to have you as part of the OTF community!!! Only word of advice … don’t listen to @Joe Zura
  3. I hope LSU tells him to pound sand https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49596211/daniels-sends-cease-desist-lsu-pickett-given-no-5
  4. 7. Texas https://www.si.com/college-football/sports-illustrated-top-25-preseason-rankings-one-bold-prediction-for-every-team
  5. ESPN on the SEC ... https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/49553550/mens-college-basketball-projecting-floors-ceilings-every-team-2026-27-sec 2. Texas Longhorns 2025-26 finish: 21-15, 9-9 SEC, lost in the Sweet 16 CEILING Total wins: 37 SEC finish: First Postseason finish: National champion FLOOR Total wins: 24 SEC finish: Fifth Postseason finish: Sweet 16 When he was introduced as head coach prior to last offseason, Sean Miller made a promise to the Longhorns' fanbase: "I am looking forward to the future of doing amazing things, which has become the standard here at Texas." The group squeezed into the NCAA tournament as an 11-seed -- more surprising than amazing -- then went on a run to the Sweet 16. But signing Marcus Spears Jr., the No. 1 recruit in the 2027 class who reclassified to play this season, is the most amazing thing Miller has done to date. Earning the program's first Final Four appearance in 24 years would be even more incredible than that.
  6. If he's eligible! Tenth circuit appellate court ruling is going to be interesting
  7. Hornio started following Gerry Hamilton
  8. Cristobal is still a possibility lol
  9. LOVE IT!!! He absolutely is
  10. Hear he’s a big Ducks fan too

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