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OnAComputer

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  1. My stance has been made very public. He needs to be punished
  2. Stupid from the cops. It's ridiculous. It's less than 2 oz of weed
  3. It's not mine, but thanks for looking out. I also stupidly didn't realize it's shopped
  4. I deserved it. Like he did last year, he let me down in the 2nd half ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  5. I'm sorry y'all. I couldn't help myself from memeing and now Sooner twitter has gotten ahold of my tweet.
  6. Y’all are confusing me for saying he’s bad. I’m nitpicking.
  7. Not to be a Debbie downer but here I go. The one thing that bothers me about these highlights is him double clutching the catches. It’s great he catches with his hands, but you’d like to see it be more solid. could be nothing, but something to keep an eye on.
  8. I wasn't saying Card would be better. Even Gundy says it takes 15 games for a QB to settle in. Also I don't know if you've seen Longhorn internet, but people always say "conference championship is possible." I'm saying with the youth on this team 9 wins would be amazing. I'm expecting 7 regular season wins. Sorry to shit in the Kool-Aid. I'd love to be proven wrong. Next year, though, we're beating Bama in Tuscaloosa.
  9. It's going to take more than a few games for a freshman QB to get his shit together behind an OL comprised of 2 true freshmen (maybe more), a true sophomore, and 2 RS sophomores
  10. I 100% agree with the hardest to rank are OLs. My general rule was I trusted myself more with my own evaluations the further away a player plays from where the ball starts (so like you said C, OG, OT, DT, etc.). WR and DBs always seem much easier evaluations to me when I had to do them. Especially given it is relatively easier to plug in a HS WR/DB into the college level (or they are relatively less work to develop) I can see why you may say QBs are easiest to evaluate, but I would also argue that given all the mental aspects, the small footwork details, technical aspects of the throw, and mental aspects again, it can be a very hit or miss on evaluations. Also there are multitude of different schools on how to teach and perform at the QB position. However, there is a loooooot of tape on QBs and a lot of people who know all that stuff very well. NFHS is a great resource. I think another thing that can help with evaluations is actually who you know in the business. If you are able to see private work outs and actually shoot the shit with a coach that knows the position better than you, it helps you understand what to look for and how to evaluate talent. All this to say, I agree with caveats. Good points made.
  11. Cool vid and stuff, but I like those shoes. Anybody know what they are?
  12. Cautiously optimistic about DB recruiting. This is a great second step. Feeling good about Matthews. Toviano and Muhammad are going to be guys who sway with the wind, but as long as they stay in it they have a chance.
  13. Perhaps I was being hot-headed adding Mathis in the original post. Regardless, as @Burt Macklin said, you needed edge guys. You are now in a situation if you have an injury at LB or DE you could be screwed. They play Bama week 2, and I doubt Texas gets out of that game injury free. Texas needed a DE, a Safety, and a LB. Even if it was just a year long rental. Tamper if you need to, but you have to get the guys because nobody is going to want to hear excuses.
  14. Regardless, PK and Choate are acting like people will have patience at Texas.
  15. The Texas defensive staff seems freaking unable/unwilling of taking advantage of the portal: You need a safety, but don't really pursue any. You need a LB. Oh look, an all conference G5 guy. A great piece to sure up a big need in the defense. What do you say? "Nah" You need an edge. Let's not get serious with Mathis and lose him to Nebraska. Who needs a defense? PK and Choate acting like Gary isn't waiting in the wings to take their jobs.
  16. That's the reason I'm mad. He only took two OVs and it appears Texas didn't even try to get one. The LB position better be incredibly deep and talented in the 2022 season if they are this confident they don't need a guy of this caliber.
  17. Texas not pursuing KD Davis is infuriating. Why is this defensive staff so bad at the portal...
  18. It seems like a lot of developmental pieces that have good size and frames. They certainly have the size, and I can see what they are going for. I like the idea of Cojoe. But I often hesitate to try an evaluate OL because the closer you get to the ball on offense the harder it is to really nail an eval without knowing the kid very well on/off the field, having a good plan for them, and watching hours of tape. I think Texas fans have learned that first hand with guys like Williams and Cosmi. These guys could end up like them or Christian Jones (i.e. long term projects that need stability in the coaching position). What I do like is that they are volume recruiting the position.
  19. To be fair to Patrick Hudson, he was actually very good, but had an unfortunate early end to his career.
  20. Lot of people assuming we’ll develop these guys… 😬 hope y’all are right
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