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Do you think Leavitt will be one of the quarterbacks in the SEC this year?

Wow! Are we considering Tech a benchmark?

Not really. He chokes in big games and can't pass. If that's your definition of a good college qb, we're not talking about the same thing.

Cruz has been an adjunct professor at Texas. I don't like the bill. My guess is he doesn't really think it will go anywhere. Politics is politics.

No, I really think Leavitt sucks.

Cruz has argued and won multiple cases before the Supreme Court as a lawyer. Not sure about this bill.

You know I love you, Gerry. I like razzing you on Notre Dame and Leavitt.

He's about as dangerous as Maalik Murphy.

What do you have to prove he's some kind great player?

Gerry, I watched multiple ASU podcasts that trash Leavitt. He's a chump.

Arizona State fans are glad Leavitt is gone. I think Gerry latched on to some weird take on Leavitt and won't let it go.

Gerry loves Leavitt almost as much as he loves Freeman. One of the most overrated players in history.

What Tech is doing with Sorsby is despicable. Campbell is like a garden gnome on the White House lawn. Texas fans constantly referring to feed lots in west Texas is stupid. Our mascot is a steer. The whole history of the state of Texas is tied to cattle. Austin is not inherently superior to Lubbock.

Yes, Kobe Bryant’s legendary Game 1 performance against the San Antonio Spurs in the 2001 Western Conference Finals is widely considered the greatest, most dominant game ever played by a 22-year-old in NBA history.

I mean he only became the best player in the world from 2000-2010.

I guess Kobe didn't fulfill his promise as a 17 year old.

The consensus greatest pre-draft workout in sports history is 17-year-old Kobe Bryant’s 1996 workout with the Los Angeles Lakers at the Inglewood YMCA. Facing off against seasoned NBA defender Michael Cooper, Bryant dominated so thoroughly that it forced Lakers management to completely shift their draft strategy.

I like Don't Stop Believing. I remember watching the pre-game for game five of the 2009 NBA Finals. Kobe had earphones on. Reporter asked him what he was listening to. He said Don't Stop Believing by Journey. Reporter asked him, "Why not rap?" He said, "Man, that's real rap." I always thought he liked the song. I still think he really does like it.

Don't coddle anyone. Instead of listening to songs he liked for motivation, Kobe famously forced himself to listen to songs he hated. After losing the 2008 NBA Finals to the Boston Celtics, he listened to Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" and the Dropkick Murphys' "I'm Shipping Up to Boston" every single day for two years. He did this specifically to trigger the painful memory of losing and fuel his drive to win the 2010 championship.

I know Todd. I have no doubt he wants what's best for the boy. What's best for the boy is to secure his financial future.

Gerry has reported numerous times that it's a complete NIL recruitment.

Louie isn't involved in Camara's recruitment. Todd is.

Khardman: As the article linked states, Todd is the guy who brought Ismael to Gilmer to play football. I won't explain in great detail. Todd's dad was a well known guy in Gilmer sports in the 1980s when we were all teenagers. Todd's dad was our summer league basketball coach. Todd went to Germany as a foreign exchange student after graduation. That's where he established his European contacts. Todd's dad was always great to me. I was best friends with Alan's little brother Neal growing up. Their dad was the Methodist Minister at Soules Chapel in the 1980s. Must have spent about 1/3 of my time at their house from the age of 10-16. Their mom was maybe the nicest lady I ever knew. All this to say, I know the sports pedigree here and I can read between the lines. Stay away.

I went to high school with Todd Robison and Gilmer Head Coach Alan Metzel. I'd say Texas should move on.

We need more on the genius of Marcus Freeman. Maybe he's a scheduling wizard as well.