Jordan Scruggs

Somebody needs to ask him his thoughts on community college athletics in the state of Texas

Very curious to see what comes out of the SEC meetings this week

Getting reminded of this lol

Wonder how long this will last. Damn good recruiter though

http://www.hudl.com/v/2TV0bN

https://x.com/israelhammons0/status/1888018714651660797?s=20

https://x.com/israelhammons0/status/1748757879820018089?s=20

Really intriguing prospect with a good track profile that plays all over the field for Choctaw. Also plays basketball. T&F PRs: Shot: 37-7 (2025), disc: 81-3 (2025), 100M: 11.3 (2024), 200M: 24.03 (2025), HJ: 6 (2024), LJ: 19 (2024)

Obviously a long way to go in the cycle, but A&M is specifically aiming to sign the No. 1 class and OU will probably finish ahead of Texas as well. But the important thing to remember is how much money is saved for the portal when you look at Texas' class compared to those classes. Think about how many high dollar players are coming off the books this year for Texas — Colin Simmons, Trevor Goosby, Arch Manning, Jelani McDonald, Cam Coleman, Rasheem Biles, Hero Kanu, and possibly Ryan Wingo and Melvin Siani. Outside of Royal, Texas' top targets are still on the board and there will be several big additions between now and signing day. And to top it off, Texas will likely end up signing another great portal class.

57 catches for 1,093 yards and 14 TDs on 19.2 yards per catch in 12 games as a junior

http://www.hudl.com/v/2TVwSH

The best WR prospect to come out of Longview since Jalen Hale in the 2023 class

Being born in 02 and growing up in the sad era of Texas football, my first memories are unfortunately hearing my dad scream when Colt McCoy left the game in the Natty vs. Alabama, and when Oklahoma State came to Austin in 2010 or 2011. I don't remember the exact year but vividly remember a hatred for Gundy's OKST developing that day since their was an OKST fan sitting in front of me with a humungous styrofoam orange cowboy hat that blocked my view even when I was standing on the bench lol. So I basically watched the game on the Jumbotron. And it was worse because Texas lost. Another one that sticks out is being in DKR for the Cal game in 2015. I've probably been to 2-3 dozen Texas games in DKR at this point, but that's the only game I can remember where my family's entire walk back to the car was dead silent since Nick Rose missed the PAT to send it to OT. As far as good memories go, the 2013, 2015, and 2018 wins over OU were awesome to watch on TV, and so was the Sugar Bowl win over Georgia in 2018. Another great memory was seeing my first TX-OU game in person in 2022 (49-0).

Some great ideas here! Keep em coming!

Hank dished on Satele earlier today:

I played it as a freshman in high school! lol

Appreciate all of the kind words from everyone!