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It would be, yeah. Biles would play the Will/Dime backer that Ty'Anthony Smith and Tyler Atkinson both profile to, so Biles and Smith would compete for the starting job, but I bet Texas would sub a lot, so both would get reps regardless. Uluave profiles to the Mike backer position.

Horton is similar to Wingo. Plus, I don’t think it works that way.

Thanks for the update, Bobby, but you are standing by your report this morning regarding which bit of it? You covered a lot in this morning’s report.

Honestly, how does Billy know Longhorn staff is or isn't talking? @CJ Vogel

Sorry, I realize now that some of you had posted Billy's message on the TexAgs forum. I hadn't seen those before I posted the above tweet.

I wonder if John Mills is happy in Seattle...

Our LB's underperformed as the season went on. They looked great against OSU though.

Yeah, that's why I made note of his bad recruiting process and plan. Again, I agree with you.

I agree with you in the idea that Nansen deserves criticism. His LB's looked worse as the year went on, and his recruiting lacked consistency and a plan. However, I'm not sure losing Alliegro is on him. It could be! But I don't know it for sure.

Disappointing development with Alliegro, but I can't blame him. Ohio St did a phenomenal job developing their LB's this season and Columbus is much closer to home. Ohio St continues to beat Texas. Hopefully we can return the favor at some point.

Da*n.

He has good size, but I should have looked at his production before posting because he is lacking.

In the 3-man front is it not the case that Muschamp's ends are playing 4i's?

No, the report from Pete Nakos mentions he will be on campus Thursday.

Wendell Gregory looks like Texas' replacement for Woods.

Seems like a recruitment Texas has wanted to keep quiet, if at all possible.

@CJ Vogel @Gerry Hamilton do you guys know who our competition is for Alliegro?

You taking him to the taco stands, CJ?

Alliegro seems to be exceptional with gap integrity and fitting the run. He gets good drops in zone coverage, and plays the game with a level of violence that is requisite of playing LB.

Luke Fickell can evaluate LB’s.

All in, baby. It has never mattered less to be 2nd or 3rd in the recruitment of high school players.