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  1. Hahhaahahahahahaha. Fuck OSU.
  2. There should be a completely aligned view on Wisner. On the positive side, he outperformed every other back on the roster and kept Texas’ running game from being even worse than it could have been because of his ability to identify and wiggle thru the few holes being created, and fight for an extra yard. The downside of Wisner is he isn’t very fast or strong or explosive. That also kept the Texas running game from performing. Texas must find something better. But we should appreciate what he delivered.
  3. Ya I’m thinking Texas just threw in a bid at the last minute and is just making others pay more.
  4. Texas isn’t even mentioned here. https://247sports.com/college/ohio-state/article/update-five-star-wr-chris-henry-jr-initially-picks-ohio-state-but-is-still-undecided-weighing-options-264531210/
  5. Two good posts. You guys have good attitudes. I’m going to just stand here and walk around in a circle.
  6. Does this raise questions about our Baker?
  7. Big one.
  8. Who said that? I never saw any poster say that.
  9. If Texas is going to be out, I’m pulling for Indiana, BYU, Duke, James Madison and north Texas. I want the shittiest playoffs ever. How about a North Texas BYU final.
  10. This is a good post. I’ve been very luke warm on Freeman. However, it’s important to know what level of NIL he has available to him. Because when I watch his teams play, they do have a certain toughness about them. And he is able to get some very good talent. Maybe just not enough due to NIL limitations? But this is all a moot point. Sark is here for next year, and probably beyond.
  11. Some teams have the type of offense where they run their system and if they have superior athletes to the competition, they can’t be stopped. The old Leach and OU offenses were that way. As a result they would run up huge scores. The downside was that when they ran into top teams they had few wrinkles to roll out and were stymied. Sark’s approach and offense is built heavily on deception, motion, and throwing in wrinkles to find space. So he doesn’t do much against lesser teams because he wants to save those wrinkles for the critical games like OU and A&M, keeping them off film. As a result, they often don’t destroy lesser opponents. He also purposely gets conservative late in games to avoid low percentage scenarios where the competition comes back to win. It’s why he has so many unnecessary close games. And of course this philosophy is flawed. Playing that conservative actually brings low percentage comebacks into play more than just continuing to beat them down.
  12. Agree. He has amazing physical talent. He dropped a few passes and people totally over-reacted.
  13. I should also mention that a lot of ETF's that invest in bonds have dividends, but they are taxed as ordinary income, not as qualified dividends. So that is confusing for many people.
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