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BigHornedLurker

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  1. Honestly big12 football will be awesome to watch if the domino's fall I think we're naturally seeing how the acc will break up as well I still think we'll see either relegation or breakaway at some point , but I think the writing is on the wall for 3 super leagues
  2. Guys , i dont think this is good for pac12 stability
  3. Maybe one of the most appropriate uses of retcon in real life I've ever seen. Bravo
  4. self awareness only exists ironically for them
  5. "strange" take. he's literally one of the best TE we've had in 20 years, but yes he should have been a DE. So you're telling me he's going to Oregon
  6. why is his name upside on the towel ? im guessing this is the post-sack towel ?
  7. What do they expect, some team has to lower their strength of schedule and play A$M
  8. I actually would prefer he schedule it at home for the aggies, after some serious away series of norman, fayetteville,tuscaloosa, athens with Texas coming back from a bye week to push the dagger more into their chest. that would send a real fuck you for ruining the OUT surprise and let them know where their place is.
  9. Can't tell if serious, or seriously misjudging them.
  10. They were upgrades at the position ( over empty spots ) stupid Sip!
  11. im ok until ketch starts saying championship level team, thats when you know the bottom will drop out
  12. A&M : "SEC owes us" Anyone with a brain : "For what?" A&M : "brain dead vitriol" poor bastards haven't realized they're just a pawn in a larger game yet , just with some new players
  13. I've noticed A$M speaks down on the Mississippi schools a lot for a couple of teams they don't consistently beat, they are mid tier together from the record standings
  14. I guess the concept that aggy having half its team transfer results in 0 depth is a bit ... out of their depth ?
  15. BOMC strikes again , longhorns have extended their claws into into the NFL . Help us Jimbo-wan-Kenobi you're our only hope !
  16. Maybe txags is just all the texas trolls we've met along the way
  17. could be they know someone is looking around for more we can't offer
  18. anyone remember when we didn't see any of Strong's new spread offense, because there wasn't one ?
  19. X, X , X , X , X , X , X - sorry if i missed anyone but its still X
  20. cant have an outdated offense if they are all the same, its just an execution problem
  21. Its not that far away now, the main thing its missing is it doesn't get updated data for things like this. so its confused about who the current players are, or the year they are playing in As the Texas Longhorns continue with their spring practice sessions in 2023, they are working hard to prepare for the upcoming season. The team has undergone significant changes since last year, including the addition of new players and coaching staff. One of the most significant additions to the Longhorns' roster is quarterback Quinn Ewers, who transferred from Ohio State. Ewers has quickly become a leader on the team, impressing coaches and teammates alike with his skills and work ethic. He has been working closely with offensive coordinator Kyle Flood to learn the new offensive system and develop chemistry with his teammates. Running back Jonathon Brooks has also been standing out during spring practices. He had a breakout season in 2022 and is expected to be a key player for the Longhorns in 2023. Brooks has been working hard to improve his skills as a runner and receiver, and he has also been working on his pass blocking. Javion Sweat, a defensive end, has also been making an impact during spring practices. He has been working hard to improve his technique and develop his pass-rushing skills. Sweat is expected to be a key player for the Longhorns' defense in 2023. On defense, the Longhorns are working hard to adjust to the new scheme implemented by defensive coordinator Pete Kwiatkowski. While they will miss DeMarvion Overshown and Luke Brockermeyer, who have moved on to the NFL, they have several talented players who are stepping up to fill their shoes. Defensive back Darian "D.D." Demery has been leading the secondary and is expected to be a key player for the Longhorns in 2023. Overall, the Longhorns are making progress during spring practices and are working hard to build a cohesive team that can compete at a high level. With Ewers leading the offense, Brooks leading the rushing attack, and Sweat leading the defense, the Longhorns have a lot of talent and potential. They will continue to work hard in the coming months to prepare for the season ahead.
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