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  1. Mahomes left off your list "Chinaski" ??
  2. Hoping Disu sits for blOU and B12 tourney and then is 100% healthy and ready to play. If so, hopefully RT makes sure committee knows Disu will return for March Madness.
  3. Wish RT would chew some B12 ref ass out regarding the moving screens...
  4. Texas defense not as sharp in 2nd half. Might have been better for Weaver to get more minutes.
  5. Guess they don't call 3 seconds in the lane anymore?? The baylor player in lane for 5+ seconds 😋
  6. This is the point where RT has to learn how to get his team playing better... just terrible stretch of offensive basketball for 9min
  7. Driving toward contact -- refs calling it. Pace of game now in baylor's favor with all the stoppage due to fouls. Texas needs to find some confidence again on offense.
  8. Life on the road for Texas in the B12. Really glad to see RT take a timeout to slow down baylor's momentum and complain about a terrible no call where the Texas player was obviously fouled.
  9. Solid half by Horns. Really good to see better ball movement and passing on offense.
  10. Impressive start for Texas. Keep the effort up on defense especially rebounding...
  11. LTtxfan

    Florida Gators

    Steve Spurrier: "There's a feeling around the Gators of 'What the heck are we doing?'" The legendary former Florida head coach told a local newspaper he wishes the current Florida head coach was "a little more tidy" in running the program. ZACH BARNETT MAR 1, 2024 As the only SEC school in the nation's most talent-rich state, the Florida job has potential unlike any other in college football. For evidence, see how the Gators went from zero national titles to three in a 13-season period from 1996 to 2008. But, because of that potential, when things are going bad at Florida, they tend to go really bad, really fast. Will Muschamp took the Gators to the Sugar Bowl in Year 2, and was gone after Year 4. Jim McElwain won the SEC East in his first two seasons, and didn't last through his third. Dan Mullen's teams finished their first three seasons ranked No. 7, No. 6, and No. 13, and he was out before Year 4 completed. And that brings us to Billy Napier, who it seems has yet to truly wrap his arms around the Florida job in his two seasons in Gainesville. He's 11-14 overall and 6-10 in SEC play. In a story in the Florida Times Union, Gene Frenette spoke to a number of stakeholders around the program, including the program patriarch. And Steve Spurrier, well, he's Steve Spurrier no matter who he's talking about. “There’s a feeling around the Gators of ‘what the heck are we doing?’ There’s a lot of questions that I don’t have the answers to about organization,” said Spurrier. “Just because you hire the most people doesn’t mean you’re going to win. All these extra people, I question how much that really helps." Spurrier, of course, is referring to this. The support staff grew from 45 under Mullen to 62 under Napier, and the Gators spent nearly $1 million more than Georgia on staffing. Within that staff, Napier appointed a GameChanger coordinator. He has an offensive coordinator, an associate head coach for offense, and a hand-picked successor as offensive play-caller who is not his coordinator or his assistant head coach for offense. Florida has a head coach, an assistant head coach, and an executive head coach. But despite investing heavily in staffing, Napier has had trouble either finding or keeping the right people. Only three of his 10 on-field assistants are have made it to Year 3 with him. This offseason, Florida has either lost or parted ways its strength coach, its director of recruiting, and its in-house NIL director. “Billy [Napier] is a good guy who works his tail off. I like Billy, good family man. But we do wish the organization was a little bit more tidy.” Read the full story here.
  12. Video: Coach Barry Odom took on a bull named "Widowmaker" last night https://footballscoop.com/news/video-barry-odom-took-on-a-bull-named-widowmaker-last-night
  13. Since we play at Michigan this year... Michigan football losing a bunch of talent. Those players tell us who's ready to step up. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/michigan-football-losing-a-bunch-of-talent-those-players-tell-us-whos-ready-to-step-up/ar-BB1jiFci Michigan lost a lot of talent... https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/nfl-combine-offers-uncomfortable-reminder-2023-michigan-football-was-one-of-a-kind/ar-BB1j6doD @immamac
  14. Harbaugh took some key pieces with him to LA, leaving Sherrone with some prominent roles to fill. Here's what the Wolverines will look like under Sherrone Moore. OFFENSE: Kirk Campbell - OC / QBs (Michigan QBs) Grant Newsome - OL (Michigan TEs) Steve Casula - TEs (UMass OC) Mike Hart - RBs (Michigan RBs) Ron Bellamy - WRs (Michigan WRs) DEFENSE Wink Martindale - DC (NY Giants DC) Greg Scruggs - DL (Wisconsin DL) Brian Jean-Mary - LBs (Tennessee LBs) LaMar Morgan (Louisiana DC) SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR JB Brown - STC (Michigan ST Analyst), https://footballscoop.com/news/michigan-staff-tracker-2023-24
  15. Oklahoma reportedly adding a veteran offensive coordinator to support staff Johns has held a coordinator title with six different FBS programs. DOUG SAMUELS 5 HOURS AGO Kevin Johns is a veteran play caller with stops at a number of FBS programs. According to a report today, Johns is set to join the staff of Brent Venables at Oklahoma in a support staff role. 247 shares that Johns, who spent the last two seasons as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Duke under Mike Elko, is joining the Sooners as an offensive analyst. He has previous calls with a coordinator title at Northwestern, Indiana, Western Michigan, Texas Tech, and Memphis. Outside of his time at Northwestern and Duke, Johns was brought into each of those roles under offensive-minded head coaches from Kevin Wilson (Indiana), to Tim Lester (WMU), Kliff Kingsbury (Texas Tech), and Mike Norvell (Memphis). In Norman, he steps into an offensive staff room now led by Seth Littrell, who was promoted from an analyst role to offensive coordinator following the departure of Jeff Lebby to become the head coach at Mississippi State.
  16. My guess is probably two... Murphy Mitchell
  17. Matches a lot of what I have seen. Team defense is finally getting better. Without Disu, this is a poorly coached/developed offense. A better point guard would probably help this team a lot. But I just don't have confidence in what RT is drawing up and running on offense. If Disu has an off night, or gets in foul trouble, this team really struggles.
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