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  1. That was IT. They floated the idea that Brook or Jordan would move to Safety in the Spring. That was earlier in the season. I think Jordan was actually playing a bit more at that point. If it was ever a legit question, Brooks answered it by the end of the season. Nobody thinks he is going to move now
  2. No argument. He is great vs the run and serviceable vs the pass. He is just not a high end cover guy. Texas will struggle on 3rd downs, until they find a legit pass rusher or legit cover guys in the secondary.
  3. I go here. https://www.rotowire.com/cfootball/targets.php?elig=senior I have not found a full list that you can get for free
  4. I think Watts represents the baseline for the secondary. I would be very happy if someone beat him out at CB. Not saying it will happen, just that it would be great news
  5. I think the answer is targets. Worthy had over 100 targets, JWhitt 72, and Sanders 70. Bowers led Georgia with 82. If Mitchell came to Texas, which I seriously doubt, he woul be in line for 80+ targets. I doubt that happens at Georgia.
  6. My bad,. That is OK, but would prefer that position to come from one of the powerhouse programs that pump out recruits. Though East Texas isnt bad either, those guys are very tight knit.
  7. I am open to taking a risk here on a young guy. Most the names that are familiar are going to be lifer positional coaches, that are jags. Would love to see a up and coming guy. I would like at least some experience at WR, which is very limited in Dodge's case
  8. I prefer Roach to guys like FCB. He is very careful with his information. People get annoyed about that, but he will never fuck up a recruitment for Texas. That should be rule #1 for any 9.95er
  9. I give Worthy plenty of shit, but he is still the best WR on the team. DCs that played Texas game planned to limit Bijan first and Worthy second. No other receiver was on their radar. Worthy wants to be in the draft next year. He has a lots of faults, but I want him back for what will be his contract year.
  10. I don’t know. Nobody doubts his athleticism and potential, but apparently there are big questions about his commitment to football
  11. I heard someone talking about him. Apparently track is very important to him and he wants to continue to compete in track in college. That is going to keep a cap on his weight and his potential, which is why he is likely to play on offense in college
  12. The argument is the guard position was the weakest part of the OL. Jones was solid at RT, but he does struggle in pass pro at times. He is the best run blocker on the OL. No idea if Cam or Neto can improve pass blocking at RT over Jones. An OL of Banks, Campbell, Majors, Jones, and Cam/Neto has the potential to be a better pass blocking OL and improve the inside zone running game.
  13. I don’t get this type of response. We all know people get better over time, that does not change the fact that both struggled all year. There is a chance that other young freshmen will pass them, especially the ones that did not enroll early. You could argue Campbell looked better than Hutson at season end. Nobody is saying give up on any young player. We are just pointing out that improvement is needed and Flood should explore all the options in attempt to fix a liability. That just seems logical to me
  14. Majors wasn’t All-Conference by any stretch of imagination, but he wasn’t the worst OL. That honor would be between Hutson and Connor
  15. Given his play this year, I am not sure he is a swing anything. The Connor hype has been built off of 1 spring game, where he got considerable help, and Ian Boyd. He was arguably the worst OL. I am hoping Flood finds a way to replace him, not find ways to keep him on the field
  16. I think there will be a lot of experimenting on the OL during spring and Fall camps. The interior OL was an issue last year. Jones struggled at times in pass pro, but he is the best run blocker. Campbell looks like he is on the verge of locking down a spot at Guard, but where are Cam and Neto in their development? Lot of the decision making process is going to be about how much strength the talented freshmen are able to put on and is their a second player that can offer solid pass blocking at Tackle
  17. I completely agree. He is a solid college player right now and his experience will be leaned on. It is why I said he sets the floor of the WR room, unless he makes another jump in his play. He is a valuable player, but isn’t a guy opposing DCs are going to game plan for. That is why I said Neyor, young bucks, or a Portal WR will set the ceiling. If one of them can force opposing DCs to give them attention, the passing game will be deadly. As an example imagine DCs focused on Neyor and X on the outside, allowing JWhitt and Sanders to run wild underneath
  18. He is the best run blocker on the team and can struggle in pass pro. If Sark goes down the path of the offense that Texas ran in the bowl game, it makes sense to slide him inside
  19. I like him, but there is a reason he is coming back. He needs to show he can stay healthy, 1 out for 4 years isn’t a great track record, and he needs to grow as a WR. His best benefit maybe in leadership, but that is hard to quantify. I hope he improves and has a great season and gets himself in the discussion for the draft
  20. Assumes Jones stays at Tackle. I am not sure that is a lock
  21. I thought Bobby said there was a coach on the new Purdue staff that had ties to him.
  22. IT reported that Purdue had some link to Catalon. Forgot what it was
  23. Good news. Whitt sets floor for the WR room. He does a lot of the dirty work and is a solid WR. Hopefully Neyor, young guys, or the portal sets the ceiling for next year
  24. Correst. Sorrell lost contain on the play. Ford missed the tackle or was late, forgot which one. People are confusing blown assignments (mental errors) for physical mistakes.
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