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William Bludworth

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  1. Absolute fucking psychopaths. Literally. Typing in caps you hope a player dies because he didn't choose your school? Wow. MBG shoukd be all over this. What in the actual fuck? If we actively hoped anyone would die that person would get negged into oblivion. Unhinged, psychopathic retards.
  2. If Littleton doesn't lock down a corner spot, he'll be our nickel.
  3. I mean, yeah. That's what we think, but we also aren't high caliber athletes who don't live a normal college life like the rest of us plebs. Sure, if we pay more than a grade they get for the draft, but if you're projected (key word) to be number one overall after next season is over, why would you come back? I would love it, but it would also be really retarded. I get he does t need the money, but neither did Bijan, Worthy, Mitchell, Golden, etc. They were all paid extremely well, but not top 3 or maybe even 4 round draft pick. But let's be real here—if he's finished the season, and is winning a NC or not, Heisman, played in CFP, gets projected to be number one, he doesn't even need to do much at the combine other than height and weight check, drug test. Cam Ward signed a $48.7 million dollar contract this off-season, with an annual salary of $12.2 million. That's literally life changing money, I don't care how much you have, you're gonna take the money. That's just my personal opinion. As a Texas fan, I want him to stay, but thinking long-term and relative health and longevity, you take the money and we will all still be grateful for him staying all four years. Sadly that's now a rare concept without transferring. This isn't the days of VY, Peyton, Eli, etc. They know it's changed as I just watched a segment with them and Tom Brady and they were talking about the portal and NIL, and they admit that it has killed development from the HS level to getting to the pros. Every year Arch will have different WR's to work with. Uncertainty. Brady and Manning were both talking about how they had stabilization, and now that's almost inert. The comings and goings of the WR room, TE, room, RBs, OL, to the transfer portal every year just isn't truly sustainable. He mentioned how they had a lot of hours of film watching with the QB room, QB coach, HC, and some others, and they no longer have that. We don't have a spring game, which already sucks for many reasons. They weren't against or for the portal, they were neutral, but recognized the flaws and how players simply aren't getting developed like they used to. Now you have kids who were top-50 in their class not willing to wait for their turn. Even in the NFL coaches are doing literally whatever it takes to win, even taking shortcuts. Brady talked about how he would bring in 50 plays on a Tuesday that he wanted to run, and that's not happening anymore, which is why the QB position is meh now.. Mahomes isn't winning another SB. Hurts probably isn't winning another one. Everything has changed from HS all the way to the NFL. They want it now. Lockett and McCutcheon (however they pan out) will be a luxury if they ball out and stay. Every year we will have to go through roster retention, portal pickups, and so on and so forth. They said most of these players don't even hang out with one another outside of football, so we have to hope Arch is the leader we think he can be and get that extra time in wherever he can to work with his WR's, TE's, RB's, whomever and convince them this is what they need to do to get better. The little things. If you're a Texas, Bama, Georgia, Michigan, or any high level program, most of these kids aren't signing on to play four years. They want three years and an NFL pipeline. And money. It's always been that way, except now a wrench has been thrown in with unlimited legal money and portaling. There's grown ass men like Max Johnson who will be 25 and on his fouth of fifth school when the season starts. It's a clusterfuck. A quagmire. So no, I don't believe Arch will be here the next two seasons. I believe next season is his last, and that's fine with me. I have no issues with it. If he comes back, even fucking better. I support whatever he and his family think is best because he's a team guy, just like Wingo. Coleman is a mercenary. Mosley is a mercenary. Arch and Wingo have been here 3-4 years by the time the season begins. Ultimately, I hope for the best with all of them, but I expect the most rational decisions, unless they're a moron like Taurean York who believes he's getting drafted. Then you scratch your head and wonder if CTE has been dialed up a notch. Hang it in the Louve
  4. Pol Pot or FOH
  5. Unless Wingo and Coleman and Mosley all come back too, what reason would Arch have to stay? I mean he'll hopefully have Lockett, and maybe Terry and Townsend, but I can't see him staying since he'll probably have graduated college. I hope like a motherfucker he stays two more years, but that's a bit hard to imagine given this is most likely Wingo. Coleman, and Mosely's last season. But hope is a drug we are all addicted to, even the Debbie downers.
  6. I wouldn't say never, but the rarity of it just went up like Rhodium. It's like the 2013-14 Bama RB group of Derrick Henry, TJ Yeldon, Kenyan Drake, and Alvin Kamara. Even if Kamara transferred, that's still a hell of a room. You're most likely never going to see 4-5 guys like thar anymore, but I can definitely see 3. That's probably the magic number. And that's only, hypothetically speaking, the RB1/RB2 stay for an extra season, and the third stringer also stays. Your fouth stringer might as well be either a true frosh or non-existent/dual-threat QB.
  7. In some weird way this kind of makes it even that they stole Jam Miller from us. Fuck them. Oh, and A'Shawn Roninson back in the day.
  8. I swear that place is the most pussified place on the internet not named PornHub or XVIDEOS; fuck, maybe even OnlyFans. They can't curse, they have to lock up threads for "breathing space." Holy shit. It's absolutely amazing how literally everyone associated with TexAgs lacks self-awareness and makes sure everyone is a good boy and no potty mouthing or talking bad about a player's performance. What a fucking nightmare it has to be to be an aggy for a myriad of reasons, but these people, or creatures, actually pay someone to monitor their language and feelings.
  9. Lol. 😂 Hang it in the Louve!
  10. CSB: Maybe not? For them, at least. So my dad was a Captain(one of) of the fire departments all the way until he retired in 2016. They got a call about a house on fire one day. They show up and this house had exploded. Before they run in they see a guy running out, fucking charred. Anyway, my dad said he was dead, his brain just hadn't received the message yet. Then a woman comes out, and same thing. The house was a an obvious meth house explosion, but he said it was top 5 one of the most horrific things he's ever seen in his life, and he had been with the fire dept for over 35 years. He said the man and woman quite literally looked like they had been left in an oven overnight. Their skin just fell off like burnt chicken. He said the smell was worse than you can process. You reminded me of that story. The most horrific thing he ever saw was an electrical power-line installer and repairer touch one of the lines with his hand by accident and it quite literally liquified him. He said there were no bones left. It was just liquid on the pole. He was only identified because they obviously had to call the electric company to notify them of the accident. I can't even begin to understand how you explain that to his wife and kids. It actually haunted him. One of our generators went out years ago and my dad saw one of the workers and he said it just hit him like PTSD seeing that guy working on the line. So, the moral of the stories is 1) don't do meth, and don't cook meth, and 2) you never think about it, but you need to give firefighters and electrical line workers huge, huge props for what they do. You can't even imagine how dangerous line working is. Every time I see a guy/woman working on the lines I just silently give them respect. It's fucking nuts, dude. Those are heroes, too. Without them we would be forced to interact with others in person. Imagine the horrors of that. Fun as a kid, not so fun as an adult. Rest in peace to my dad. He never openly talked about the shit he's witnessed, but I've heard stories from the guys he worked with.
  11. Want. Badly. That's the bruiser we need.
  12. I find it hilarious that every year, every recruit regardless of where they're heading is apparently making $$20m dollars now. The numbers will reach the trillions in 2028. Fans are fucking dumb. We're not paying $7m to any recruit, no matter how good they are. We wouldn't pay Jeremiah Smith $7m, and he's the best WR in the country, hands down. Cody Campbell might be the only terminally retarded person on earth to even attempt something that stupid. Good businessman, but terrible strategy just throwing money at whomever. Other than that, no one else would even come close. You would literally have to pay that much to live in Lubbock, and that would be the only reason.
  13. Fuck you, errybody else in conference.
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