Gerry Hamilton

The thread discussing left guard with each other

The problem with the whole Flood argument is this ... he doesn't do a single thing from coaching, to personnel, to recruiting decisions, etc... without the head coach being in lock step. And thats just the facts. So that's where all these singular arguments about the OL coach that is the HC, play caller and ultimate decisions maker on offers get's interesting. They are the SAME. So how does that adjust the thoughts and calling for the OL coaches job?

Kamario Taylor is very gifted … he may be the big jump guy this season … if he has enough around him

Think it was a lot to with his brother … which is an extension of him, and is seen as negative to him … which is understandable

I bet he does. Kendal Briles will be really good for him IMO ... if their OL is better. But part of the scheme masks OL very well

I'm not sure having a foot injury that required surgery is quitting on a team. He actually tried to play with a foot issue, and it ended up making it worse. We'll see how it finishes for him in 2026, but he's playing for Lane Kiffin with his talent and playmaking ... I'm betting he has a very good season. His biggest issue for me is his brother trying to get in agent business, and what that creates in a negative way. He needs to block out that noise, and go focus solely on ball.

BTW, not my ranking. Just the list of projected starting QB's in the SEC

Ranking the SEC QB's: OTF community Wanted to see how everyone in the OTF community would rank the SEC QB's post portal and coaching changes... Arch Manning, Texas *Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss Sam Leavitt, LSU Gunnar Stockton, Georgia John Mateer, Oklahoma LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina Kamario Taylor, Mississippi State Marcel Reed, Texas A&M Byrum Brown, Auburn KJ Jackson, Arkansas Aaron Philo, Florida Kenny Minchey, Kentucky Austin Simmons, Missouri George MacIntyre, Tennessee Jared Curtin, Vanderbilt Keelon Russell, Alabama

Interest for sure. I think he's a bit overblown right now. Solid back, but not head and shoulders above others.

He's committed to Texas A&M

Yep. I missed him initially

It’s more of a cream of crop prospects at positions by draft analyst Matt Miller

McDonald is a possible top 3 round pick for sure. Brown is not. Smothers not either for me. Those guys aren't in same stratosphere as Baugh, Lacey, Hardy and Isaac Brown.

I would say Brandon Baker is a much better player than majority of the fan base believes. This is a NFL guy Matt Miller article ... different than one you mentioned

Mentioned: Arch Manning Cam Coleman Michael Masunas Trevor Goosby Brandon Baker Colin Simmons Rasheem Biles https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47600341/2027-nfl-draft-top-prospects-early-look-every-position-manning-moore

He scored 21 of their 46 offensive TD's this season ... missed one game due to injury.

Maybe! In terms of a bigger back that Texas could go after Williams-Callis is very, very good ... but obviously his size makes him a unique SEC back if he were to go that direction

Not saying he will be as good ... to be clear. Similar body type and feet to Ahmad Hardy Senior year HS HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2MpmJr

Maybe a little of Kaytron Allen https://www.hudl.com/video/3/11029525/60772a50b5362d13cc7839f6

Junior HUDL ... watch those soccer feet react to sudden movement in peripheral vision at 205 pounds. http://www.hudl.com/video/3/16924365/692dd5fe733bfca19ff89744

RB David Segarra III The Duncan (S.C.) Byrnes 2027 RB got a visit from Texas RB's coach Jabbar Juluke last week. Juluke had offered the 5-10, 205-pound back while at Florida. Per Segarra's father (a coach at Byrnes High), Juyluke is working on getting the family on campus to meet with Coach Sarkisian. Segarra is also a varsity letterman in soccer and wrestling. South Carolina, Tennessee, Notre Dame, Miami, FSU, Florida among the early contenders. 2025... 174 carries for 1,460 yards and 17 TD's in 11 games, plus 19 receptions for 198 yards and 4 TD's.

Dude wears a dunce cap to Chick-Fil-A, and they still don't feel sorry for him enough to toss him a free chicken biscuit.

Even Sammy Sosa was impressed by that feat

How did over 100 DI’s miss him? Some late development there for sure … but also those Covid classes were difficult for many. Seasons ended early when he was younger. Camps/combines cancelled in his spring when it was huge for his recruitment (QB’s commit early). A number of factors for a lot of kids in those two cycles