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  1. 2pts for Texas in first 6mins of 2nd half Dang 😬 Shakablah offense
  2. "For The Love of Money"
  3. Yeah, I'm concerned 6-12 might be tough with that schedule...
  4. There's always at least one "Fall Guy" Multiple sources tell FootballScoop that DeBoer is parting ways with co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach Colin Hitschler. He was hired away from Wisconsin last January to join DeBoer's inaugural staff. https://footballscoop.com/news/sources-alabama-making-major-change-to-defensive-staff
  5. So any predictions on Horns SEC record for this season?? Longhorns SEC Schedule Tough SEC schedule for Terry to handle...
  6. SIAP... Chris Simms expects Ewers to play another year of CFB but not at Texas 2:24 mark Will Quinn Ewers be playing college ball elsewhere next season? | Dan Patrick Show Points that Simms makes on areas Ewers must improve before turning pro make sense...
  7. There are rumors about Trey Moore returning because he's undersized for NFL... makes some sense to get guarantee money another year in college football.
  8. Any other updates please post... exPorts WR Johntay Cook Washington DT Jaray Bledsoe Miss State DT Aaron Bryant: VANDY DT Tia Savea DT Sydir Mitchell LSU Edge Tausili Akana BYU Edge Justice Finkley LB Derion Gullette Miss State CB Jay’Vion Cole Arizona imPorts P Jack Bouwmeester, Utah LB Brad Spence, Arkansas DT Cole Brevard, Purdue
  9. Article on Rick Perry and Joe Rogan interview discussing ibogaine... Rick Perry touts ‘miracle drug’ used to treat PTSD, TBI, opioid addiction January 3, 2025 https://www.bizpacreview.com/2025/01/03/rick-perry-touts-miracle-drug-used-to-treat-ptsd-tbi-opioid-addiction-1513738/
  10. Plant medicine like ibogaine might get more support for treatment of PTSD & addiction... Rick Perry recently on Joe Rogan Experience Back in 2022, Rogan spoke with veteran Dakota Meyer on his use of Ibogaine therapy for PTSD. Full video of recent Rogan video below... Joe Rogan Experience #2251 - Rick Perry & W. Bryan Hubbard
  11. Turtle Creek is just west of ponies campus... Or another option east is White Rock Lake 😎
  12. Nice job with pics and videos Imma... my son was somewhere at that game today. Wonder if he saw "Longhorn Jesus" 🤘
  13. Michigan opening their pocketbooks more... Alabama RB Justice Haynes transferring to Michigan Max Olson, ESPN Staff WriterJan 3, 2025, 05:46 PM ET Alabama transfer running back Justice Haynes has signed with Michigan, the school announced Friday. Haynes, the No. 3 running back in ESPN's transfer rankings, finished as Alabama's third-leading rusher with 448 yards on 5.7 yards per carry and 7 touchdowns as a sophomore. He'll have two more seasons of eligibility with the Wolverines. The 5-foot-11, 210-pound back from Buford, Georgia, started six games in his second year with the Crimson Tide after rushing for 168 yards and two scores as a freshman. Haynes was the No. 24 overall player in the ESPN 300 for 2023. He'll join a Michigan backfield that must replace the production of seniors Kalel Mullings and Donovan Edwards, who combined for 1,537 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns in 2024. Michigan does return freshman back Jordan Marshall, who rushed for 100 yards on 23 carries in the Wolverines' 19-13 victory over Alabama in the Reliaquest Bowl on Dec. 31. Haynes did not play for either team in the bowl game. Michigan has added eight transfer signees following its 8-5 season under first-year coach Sherrone Moore. The Wolverines are also bringing in quarterback Mikey Keene (Fresno State), wide receiver Donaven McCulley (Indiana) and offensive lineman Brady Norton (Cal Poly) to help bolster an offense that averaged 22 points per game this season, which ranks 113th in FBS.
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    MUKUBA

    FBD The Texas defense had been on the field so long in the Peach Bowl, the Longhorns were darn near worn out. Arizona State’s Cam Skattebo had shaved the unit down to a nub with his bruising style. When overtime began, the Sun Devils could sense an upset brewing in the College Football Playoffs. That’s when safety Andrew Mukuba yelled at cornerback Jahdae Barron to rally the troops. “I told Jahdae, man, you the leader, bro. You the leader of this team,” Mukuba said. “Bring everybody together and pick the defense up. Man, because the energy was low.” In double overtime, the Sun Devils reached the 10-yard line and were moving at a solid clip. Then on third-and-8, ASU quarterback Sam Leavitt looked left and threw a ball for Melquan Stovall. Mukuba read the play, jumped the route and made the game-clinching interception that sealed a 39-31 win in the Peach Bowl. This was the moment the Austin LBJ product dreamed about when he transferred back home from Clemson. Mukuba’s fifth interception of the season was easily his biggest as a Longhorn and probably the biggest of his collegiate career. It was a stunning way to cap his eight-tackle performance. “I mean, I’ve been saying this the whole year, man, this year feels like a movie for me,” Mukuba said. “You name the guys in the room, and it feels like this whole thing was scripted for me, coming home, playing my best ball, helping the team." “You know what happened today? Just everything, everything in general, just feel like a movie. And I'm just thankful for the opportunities I'm getting, and just thankful overall.” The Longhorns went into the game respectful of Skattebo’s skills were “as advertised,” Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said. “He got stronger, it felt like. You could see he was fatigued too.” Skattebo finished with 284 total yards and three touchdowns combined from running, receiving and throwing the ball. He was a huge reason the Sun Devils dominated time of possession (37:54) and went 10-for-24 on third down. ASU knew Skattebo was getting in position to take down Texas, too. Maybe the Devils also sensed the Horns were worn down at the end. “We were telling everybody whatever it takes, whatever it takes to get the job done,” Mukuba said. “Street fight mentality. Go out there and fight. You’re fighting, don’t stop, don’t quit. And obviously you see the results.” Mukuba’s interception changed everything. Suddenly, the whole sideline was flying high. The Horns are soaring straight into the CFP semifinals. Barron was named the game’s defensive MVP for his team-high 11 tackles. Safety Michael Taaffe had 10 tackles and two pass break-ups. Mukuba, Anthony Hill Jr. and Liona Lefau all had eight tackles each. “We got the game-winning interception,” Mukuba said. “But it all started with Jahdae, getting those guys together, talking to those guys, lifting those guys up and telling them you got to pick this energy up. So it really started with him.”
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    MUKUBA

  16. Yeah, it was pretty obvious that Austin was wrong...
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    MUKUBA

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