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Hornlover

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  1. 1 minute ago, Burt Macklin said:

    That doesn't affect how many spots we have, because the limit is the 25 signee rule, not the 85 man scholarship limit.

    Fudd asked 'do we take a transfer or save for 22?' , which is obviously asking about the 85 man limit, not the 25. I'm no expert on the numbers, but I suspect we'll load up as many as we can this year.

  2. 9 minutes ago, Elmer_Fudd said:

    If we get that and have just 1 or 2 spots left do we take a transfer or save for 22'?  Wouldn't mind finding an OL to bring in.

    We're likely going to have 5 or 6 transfers by the time spring practice finishes, and the players see how the new staff shakes out with playing time, depth chart, scheme, alignment, grades, S&C expectations, etc. I'm sure somebody can run the numbers to see how many players usually leave after a new corch takes over.

  3. 37 minutes ago, cafe society said:

    I did a double take at his listing as a RB until I read down as saw DT which makes a helluva lot more sense.

    Perroni with an aggy-focused update https://247sports.com/Article/Jaray-Bledsoe-Texas-AM-football-offer-Bremond-class-of-2022-159565171/

    Spoiler

    Bremond plays in the smallest 11-man classification in Texas high school football. However, that does not mean that the Brazos Valley town does not produce college prospects. A few years back, Roshauud Paul was a highly-sought-after athlete prospect after leading the Tigers to three-straight state titles.

    Paul ended up signing with Texas A&M and, now, the Aggies are after another player at the nearby school. On Tuesday morning, A&M became the fourth program to offer class of 2022 defensive lineman Jaray Bledsoe.

    The Aggies had been one of the first teams in contact with the 6-foot-4, 260-pound junior and decided to pull the trigger on an offer this week. Bledsoe's first offer came from Baylor in mid-December and was followed by Oklahoma State later that week. Oklahoma made it three offers on Monday with the Aggies upping that number to four on Tuesday.

    As a junior this past season, Bledsoe was a standout on both sides of the ball for the Tigers. On defense, he finished the 12-game season with 104 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, two sacks, four forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and a safety. In addition, he was also the team's second-leading rusher. Bledsoe ran for 1,259 yards and 21 touchdowns while averaging eight yards per carry.

    Bledsoe would likely have even more offers at this point had college coaches been allowed to be on the road this past spring or had their been camps allowed this summer. If coaches are going to be allowed to be on the road this coming spring, Bremond should be a popular destination.

     

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  4. 35 minutes ago, DanTheHorn said:

    Transition classes

    Charlie #17 with 8 4* recruits (88.09 avg grade)

    Herman #25 with 7 4* recruits (87.58 avg grade)

    Sark #17 with one 5* and 8 4* stars (88.81 avg grade)

    The recruiting he did with this coaching staff more than makes up for this transition class and even like that we are still ahead of the last two classes.

    You're counting 2021 as a Sark transition class, when Herman wasn't fired until after NSD1? 

  5. 1 hour ago, DanTheHorn said:

    Coach K talks about how his formula in putting so many guys into the NFL is by teaching fundamentals. It seems he believes in fundamentals over scheme. So spitballing here I assume that by building a solid base he is able to apply complicated schemes that brings pressure from many places with success due to developing disciplined well taught players. Unlike Orlando where his guys could not tackle or figure out were they should be.

    So when do the Alligator Roll drills start up? That's one of the fundamentals, right?

  6. 2 hours ago, Assman said:

    As someone who's spent a large portion of their life in Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio, but not Houston, why doesn't H-Town have an old money high school that churns out state titles?

    Nobody with money in Houston goes to public school. 

  7. 23 minutes ago, Knewk210 said:

    I read something where Neal Brown said DL coach called front end of plays and DB coaches called coverage. I'm not sure how that works but it worked for them.

    Sounds like the bullshit Duane Akina pulled on Manny Diaz. Fuck whatever the front seven are doing, my cornerbacks are going to do what I tell them to do. 

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  8. 1 hour ago, UncleBuck said:

    Not just me. A lot of people like him as a HC.

    Hell, Vrabel hasn't done a bad job as HC there. AFC Championship game already... his one season as DC in Houston was complete ass.

    Vrabel outcoached Bill Belichick and John Harbaugh on the way to the AFC Championship game last year, and had his team competitive against a clearly superior KC squad.

  9. 4 hours ago, Hank_Hill said:

    Comparable and the same are different things. He'd be the fastest top end RB we've had since that's for sure. 

    DJ Monroe ran in the 10.4's  in high school, but was criminally underutilized at RB.

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  10. 2 hours ago, TommyGufano said:

    So scholarship RBs we've got Roschon, Bijan and Brooks (and maybe that transfer whose name escapes me)? Maybe we kinda do need to land LJ.

    Derrian Brown is still technically a scholarship RB too, although I don't think he'll ever play. 🤘

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