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  1. Berger came through last week. I believe he was an inside LB at Stanford? I think he left Stanford and transferred to Texas as a student in 2024? Not really much to be excited about.
  2. they practiced in helmets Wed/Thurs, helmets and shoulder pads Fri/Sat. Full pads today.
  3. Tate Haver is Logan Snead's step son. https://texaslonghorns.com/sports/football/roster/tate-haver/14406 For what it is worth, Texas football had Paxton Anderson - grandson of Jerry Jones - as a walk on from 2020-2023.
  4. Who's to say? I lose track. Hard to tell fact from fiction sometimes. As a total non-sequitur, I was at the Cotton Bowl several hours early. There wasn't much going on as players were getting into their warm up routines. I did watch Parker Livingstone do nothing but practice high pointing the ball on end zone fades, probably 20 or 30 in all. He seemed really good at it.
  5. I'm not condoning it or defending it, but I think you need to emotionally prepare yourself for at least a dozen end zone fade throws to Parker Livingstone this season.
  6. not sure if serious, but Zina was a 4 star and is promising prospect (he is behind several older players, but has NFL measurables). Ziky is the twin of Zina and, frankly, a deal sealing walk on (similar to the one Coleman triplet).
  7. I'm not going to claim that Wisner is an elite back. I do not believe he is. But you are too harsh in your assessment of him, and focusing on the last 4 games of the season is foolish. Say what you want about the guy, but he answered the bell when he needed to. He also kept his mouth shut, didn't complain, didn't make excuses, and did everything his body would let him do. At the time Blue had a hurt ankle and Gibson apparently insisted on greasing the football between the snap and the handoff. Wisner didn't have the luxury of healing because the team needed his steady, albeit diminished, presence. To use those games as a measuring stick of his ability is absolutely ridiculous if your goal is an honest assessment. This team's ceiling is with a healthy Baxter. Heck, Gibson or Clark may even prove to be a more dynamic runner as a backup this year. But there is no need to minimize Wisner's abilities or contributions to last year's team.
  8. Great post. I'm not going to go player by player and offer a projection, but using your projections as a baseline, I'll offer a few thoughts. - I like the yards and TD's for Wingo, but I think he'll average more than 4 catches a game. Put me down for 80ish. Wingo is gonna be lethal on downfield crossing patterns. - I think more highly of Moore. He does have a tendency to get banged up and did have drop issues last year. He's also one of the best culture guys, works inside and outside, doesn't take plays off, and has good rapport with Arch. I think he and Wingo complement each other well and will have less of a gap between their numbers. - I'm a believer in Livingstone. I think he and Mosely will actually be fairly close in numbers by the end of the season. This takes into consideration Trey Owens getting backup reps, as I think Owens will find Livingstone. - I like McCutcheon most of the freshmen. His all around game will get him on the field more. I like Ffrench, and I'd fade Lockett in your projections. - I don't have many thoughts about TE. Endries will be awesome. The freshmen are freshmen. Hopefully Washington is a quality 2nd TE. - I'm fading the RB numbers as a whole. I know Sark likes using them, and I expect them to continue to be part of the offense. I also think Ewers reflexively dumped the ball to RB's, to the detriment of the offense. Arch is more downfield oriented and Sark will adjust the offense accordingly. This will, of course, open up space for RB passes and Sark will scheme them up. But in the aggregate, I expect RB numbers to go down. There is no Keilan Robinson or Jaydon Blue type high end speed receiving back this year.
  9. The first page of this thread isn't aging well.
  10. Vance Luther Boelter - appointed by Waltz to the Governor's Workforce Development Board. https://nypost.com/2025/06/14/us-news/suspect-in-deadly-minnesota-shootings-identified-as-vance-luther-boelter/
  11. flip from Miss St.
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