Gerry Hamilton
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Agree 100% ... it's a really good first year SEC schedule. Overall scheduled helped by Jim Harbaugh leaving Michigan along with the NC roster to the NFL lol ... and Billy Napier struggling to turn the corner at UF.
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Georgia actually has one of it's tougher schedules in a while ... No. 20 Clemson (N) Tennessee Tech @ No. 23 Kentucky IDLE @ No. 9 Alabama Auburn Mississippi State @ No. 4 Texas IDLE Florida (N) @ No. 6 Ole Miss No. 16 Tennessee UMass Georgia Tech
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Favorable schedule ... Oregon Ducks Idaho Boise State @ Oregon State IDLE @ UCLA Michigan State 2. Ohio State @ Purdue Illinois 13. @ Michigan Maryland @ Wisconsin IDLE Washington ... That dog WILL HUNT
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Yep. Gabriel at Oregon ... Oregon has one of the best schedules to make the first 12 team play off though IMO Howard at Ohio State
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For sure. And that doesn’t include two more P5 games … UCF @Mississipoi State
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Good luck to Billy Napier!!! Florida Gators 2024 schedule in ESPN Way-Too-Early Top 25: 24. Miami 25. Texas A&M 16. @ Tennessee 23. Kentucky 1. Georgia (neutral) 4. @Texas 12. LSU 6. Ole Miss 15. @ Florida State
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ESPN released it's Way-Too-Early top 25 college football rankings this morning after the wild January month in the portal and coaching carousel. The Texas Longhorns checked in at No. 4. Georgia is No. 1, as expected. Ohio State checks in at No. 2 and the Oregon Ducks No. 3. The Texas 2024 schedule is well represented in the top 25: 1. Georgia 13. Michigan 14. Oklahoma 23. Kentucky 25. Texas A&M The SEC has 40% of the top 25: 1. Georgia 4. Texas 6. Ole Miss 7. Missouri 9. Alabama 12. LSU 14. Oklahoma 16. Tennessee 23. Kentucky 25. Texas A&M https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/39512432/updated-2024-way-too-early-college-football-top-25-rankings
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ESPN released it's Way-Too-Early top 25 college football rankings this morning after the wild January month in the portal and coaching carousel. The Texas Longhorns checked in at No. 4. Georgia is No. 1, as expected. Ohio State checks in at No. 2 and the Oregon Ducks No. 3. The Texas 2024 schedule is well represented in the top 25: 1. Georgia 13. Michigan 14. Oklahoma 23. Kentucky 25. Texas A&M The SEC has 40% of the top 25: 1. Georgia 4. Texas 6. Ole Miss 7. Missouri 9. Alabama 12. LSU 14. Oklahoma 16. Tennessee 23. Kentucky 25. Texas A&M https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/39512432/updated-2024-way-too-early-college-football-top-25-rankings View full news
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Top 3 most talented? Or most realistic as of today?
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Marco Jones is one of those EDGE/LB types Texas has been in contact with for over a year. Choate was recruiting him for Texas, and Nansen has taken over. Doesn't have a visit date locked in yet, so like others could get serious if he get on campus in the spring. Baseball player too. Dad played at Colorado back in the day.
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For sure. He will be a 3.98-4.05 5-10-5 laser shuttle guy
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John Mills is a take at guard.
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Agree 100% on helping recruit nationally. One of the reasons Miami Hurricanes kept so many at home in their late 80's and early 90's run was because kids never went out in 7v7 teams and saw places around the country. Not to take away from Miami and what a great place it can be to live/etc... as a college athlete, but kids had nothing to compare it to from a football and college life stand point.Marcus Harris if Texas makes big push. That's what so much depends on for me ... Tanook Hines - if they push in spring Emmanuel Choice - if they push in spring Jacorey Watson - if they push in spring Texas is in it for sure for Dakorien Moore. Working to catch up on Kaliq Lockett.Agree 100%. Got some X Worthy in his frame, movement skills and acceleration speedLol Yes you did read that correctly!Huge fan of this portal addition. Guys with something to prove with one year remaining being added to an already very talented roster ... perfect fit And punt return capability.Not that I know of. May be thinking of recent DL Josiah Sharma (Folsom High) … lived in Arlington for a while, and has some family in AustinIt’s weird to me. And if at any point Texas doesn’t make Brown a priority- they are flat out wrong.I’m same as I have been … Woodfork is one of the EDGE prospects Texas continues to evaluate. Along with Smith Orogbo from Hastings Texas really likes Kamauryn Morgan at Dallas SOC too.Kelshaun Johnson junior HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2MWfmsFour-star WR Kelshaun Johnson locks in two official visits Hitchcock (Texas) High 2025 wide receiver and OnTexasFootball 4-star Kelshaun Johnson has locked in two official visit dates, and a third date could follow soon. Johnson, 5-11 and 165, told OnTexasFootball that he has official visits locked in for Penn State May 31-June 2 and Texas Tech June 7-9. The Nittany Lions have been all in on the Houston area speedy playmaker since offering June 21, 2023. That includes multiple FaceTime calls with head coach James Franklin. Texas Tech is leaning on teammate and good friend Lloyd Jones. Jones, 6-3, 210, committed to the Red Raiders November 4, 2023. Johnson told OnTexasFootball that he is also in discussions with Texas and Kansas about June official visits. The Longhorns' staff has mentioned the last weekend in June. That would be the big recruiting weekend for the Longhorns. The Longhorns offered Johnson June 11, 2023 after a standout camp performance. Wide receivers coach Chris Jackson, area recruiter Blake Gideon and head coach Steve Sarkisian have remained in constant communication since that time. He attended Texas Junior Day January 20, as well as Texas A&M Junior Day January 27. OnTexasFootball continues to feel like Texas is in a very good spot headed into the spring evaluation period. Johnson is up to 23 offers after Florida, Utah, Houston, TCU, Arkansas and UTEP in January. Johnson is currently on the hardwood for the defending 3A State Champions. He will focus on track after the conclusion of basketball season. He posted a personal best of 10.49 (wind-aided) in the 100 meters last spring.
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