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MuellerHorn

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  1. The Kyler experience has a lot more to do with what's inside his head and not his physical makeup. Young is a very cerebral player, a leader, and not a little bitch. Edit: I see this has already been addressed. Still, fuck Kyler Murray.
  2. We can put RT as HC next year to bed now, right?
  3. Transferred to DII Southern New Hampshire University, did poorly there, and then disappeared from the interwebs. I guess he gave up baseball. Crazy for a top-125 recruit and Perfect Game 10.
  4. It's an aggy joke. Soon after they joined the SEC, some aggy posted a fake narrative on SEC Rant of other fans raving about their experience at Kyle: loudest stadium, nicest fans, best tailgate, and some great ags that helped them find the parking lot/stadium.
  5. But did we help any lost LSU fans in the parking lot?
  6. EK came to play tonight. Good offense and defense thus far.
  7. He's already a RS Soph. I doubt he's here past next season (2023-2024).
  8. No way Brady Neal is 5-foot-10.
  9. Right, and that frees up Worthy over the middle on intermediate routes and screens where he is most dangerous. Although, with his speed, he's still super dangerous in 1:1 deep situations if Whitt, Neyor, and A.D. stay healthy and keep doubles away from him. I'm excited to see what happens.
  10. A lot of that will depend on a certain WR catching balls... Granted, Quinn was pretty damn inconsistent in his deep passes over the course of the season. If the WR depth stays healthy, both X and Quinn should benefit a lot.
  11. Yep. How this team shows up (especially out of the gate tip) at TCU will really confirm two things for me: 1. How bad they want it. 2. How good Terry is at motivating and preparing them when it matters most. They could lose both remaining games and I won't necessarily be concerned - @ a healthy TCU and Kansas are tough games. However, if they come out flat or have a nine-minute shit stretch like @ Baylor, I'm not going to have much hope for a deeper run in the NCAA Tournament.
  12. 247 Recruiting Stampede: There are some good notes about recruiting spending and visit feedback.
  13. Yeah, my observation is that he doesn't seem comfortable yet stretching away from the bag. It could be general confidence or actually something physical, like flexibility.
  14. Campbell with an RBI groundout to short. That's improvement for DC as well.
  15. For sure. Texas had eight draft picks (most since nine in 2007) and a veteran roster last season. It was bound to happen. The team will certainly jell as the season progresses, but I believe it's okay to have legitimate concerns around the starting rotation and collective offense. Oh well, onward to the sweep!
  16. Yeah, but most teams of Texas' caliber have more than two great players. I'm not even sure we know Brown is "great" yet. Granted, Witt is hurt, but there's not the depth of proven quality we're accustomed to. Regardless, I'm watching and invested. I'm just stating that it's more stark than most years.
  17. This team would be nothing at this point without Porter Brown and Lucas Gordon.
  18. I agree with all of the above. However, I'd be shocked if it happened. Expanding the NCAA tournament has only ever been about increasing the number of major-conference teams that make it: 1. For revenue generating and sharing purposes for conferences. P5 conferences have the power and influence to negotiate with the NCAA and make way more money off the tournament than smaller conferences: https://www.sbnation.com/college-basketball/2018/3/30/17131466/how-much-money-do-colleges-make-off-the-ncaa-tournament-every-year 2. For revenue generating purposes for the NCAA - larger and more well-known schools will draw more fans in seats, eyes on TVs, etc. 3. Because there is a belief that the sixth, seventh, or eighth team in a P5 conference deserves to be there more than a worse mid/low-major team because they are better, played a harder schedule, have a chance to go farther, etc. Life most everything in life, it's all a game of incentive economics. The NCAA tournament is the revenue-creating engine of the NCAA. If anything, it will only continue to expand (like it continues to) in some format. We're now seeing the same with the CFP.
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