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Frank Drebin

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  1. A GA told me once that when Harris was visiting Texas and in Mack’s office, he was staring at Mack’s Aquarium. Mack noticed he was distracted. Mack asked him if everything was okay. Harris response — “coach, your fish is smiling at me.”
  2. Stone has been JAG. And they paid for him?
  3. Jeremiah Wilson is a junior defensive back for the Houston Cougars, recognized as one of the top cornerbacks in college football for his standout 2024 season. Originally from Kissimmee, Florida, Wilson played high school football at Osceola High School before starting his college career at Syracuse (2022-2023) and transferring to Houston for the 2024 season. His skills in coverage, interception ability, and work ethic have earned him significant accolades and attention from NFL scouts. Below are the specific awards he has earned, based on available information. Awards Earned by Jeremiah Wilson Dave Campbell’s Texas Football First-Team Defense (2024): Wilson was selected to the First-Team Defense by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football for his performance during the 2024 season with the Houston Cougars. This recognition highlights his status as one of the top defensive players in Texas. First-Team All-Texas Honors (2024): As part of his standout season, Wilson earned First-Team All-Texas honors from Dave Campbell’s Texas Football, further cementing his reputation as a premier cornerback in the state. Notable Achievements and Context While the above are the specific awards explicitly mentioned, Wilson’s 2024 season included performances that contributed to his award recognition: Statistical Highlights: In 2024, Wilson played in all 12 games for Houston, starting the final eight. He recorded 24 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, four interceptions, and eight passes defended. His four interceptions included a 41-yard pick-six against Baylor, the Cougars’ only touchdown in that game. According to Pro Football Focus (PFF), Wilson had an 86.9 defensive grade (highest on Houston’s team and fourth among Power Four cornerbacks) and an 87.8 coverage grade (seventh among Power Four cornerbacks, second in the Big 12). His 88.6 coverage grade ranked eighth nationally among cornerbacks, with only three catches allowed on 11 targets in five games. Key Performances: Wilson’s pick-six and early interception against Baylor set the tone for Houston’s defensive effort. His coverage prowess led to teams rarely throwing in his direction, with him stating, “Teams don’t really throw my way right now.” Prior Recognition: At Syracuse in 2023, Wilson’s 72.5 coverage grade ranked sixth among ACC underclassmen. As a true freshman at Syracuse in 2022, he was one of three freshmen to play in every game, contributing 21 tackles and three special teams tackles. Additional Context Transfer Portal Activity: Wilson entered the NCAA Transfer Portal in December 2024 but withdrew shortly after, choosing to stay with Houston. He re-entered the portal in April 2025, drawing interest from programs like UNC, FSU, Colorado, and Oregon, indicating his high value as a player. Work Ethic: Wilson’s rigorous schedule, starting at 5 a.m. with weight room sessions, film study, and extra drills, has been praised by coaches and teammates, contributing to his elite performance. Ranking: PFF ranked him as the No. 8 returning cornerback for the 2025 season, underscoring his national prominence. Conclusion Jeremiah Wilson’s primary awards are the Dave Campbell’s Texas Football First-Team Defense and First-Team All-Texas Honors for 2024, reflecting his exceptional contributions to the Houston Cougars’ defense.
  4. They have a corner who was a stud enter portal — Jeremiah Wilson. He’s the one we should consider. He was one of the best cover corners in college football. Daucy is the safety. We don’t need a safety and adding one could cause attrition. https://portal.rivals.com/news/houston-db-jeremiah-wilson-intends-to-enter-transfer-portal
  5. The corner from Houston is who we should snag
  6. Cheer up OU. As bad as today is it’s better than what the next few years will be.
  7. They may be right. He did jack shit last year.
  8. Massive addition with the TE. Allows the young guys to develop on a normal schedule.
  9. Heading to ranch tomorrow after I drop wife off at the airport. Been having painting done inside house and am sick of the fumes. Going to be a nice long weekend since kids are out of school Monday.
  10. Nice work. Keep up the healthy habits. About to go run 5 miles. Then going to Pappas for dinner to celebrate Easter early (wife is going to Europe manana). So will need an extra budget for calories with the Ribeye I am going to crush.
  11. Is your current QB depth chart garbage? Because I saw Nico play a lot last year and was not at all impressed. I think he is closer to DJ Ugalelei than he is Cam Ward.
  12. Got more into lifting "heavy" (for me) weights in the last year. Still do cardio and rowing. But now lift multiple times per week. The weight lifting is a game changer. Still not as strong as I want to be. But am 195 pounds and can rep my body weight on the bench press 10x. A few years ago when I was out of shape, I could barely do 5 pushups and could not run a 1/4 mile without getting gassed. Now I do sets of 50 pushups and did a half marathon in Austin a couple months ago at 9 minute pace. I would encourage people to just start lifting weights and walking. Don't drink any calories unless it's a protein shake meal replacement. Eat lean proteins and plenty of veggies. 200 calories of real protein or a shake fills you up a lot more than a couple oreos. For me the impetus was wanting to be able to do the shit I love as I age (am 48). Skiing, wade fishing, hiking, etc. Quality of life is so much better being fit.
  13. Milroe could be a good WR or H back.
  14. I seriously doubt it. Most high profile cases are tried in the normal venue.
  15. Only track times I could find was an 11.7 100 he ran as a freshman in high school. I am assuming you get significantly faster at 18 than you would have been as a 14 year old.
  16. Weren't you the idiot claiming a minority who hung himself was lynched in Houston?
  17. Valley does have some big old women.
  18. If Anthony was my son, I would not let that parasite near him.
  19. From Grok on this fucking guy Relevant Dominique Alexander (Dallas Activist) Identity: Dominique Alexander is a community activist and founder of the Next Generation Action Network in Dallas, Texas, known for organizing protests against police violence. Background: Alexander gained prominence for leading demonstrations in Dallas, including after the 2014 Ferguson decision regarding Michael Brown’s death and the 2016 Alton Sterling shooting. His activism focused on racial justice and police reform. Criminal History: Alexander has a criminal record, including a 2011 felony conviction for injury to a child (shaking a 2-year-old, causing severe harm), for which he received probation. He was sentenced to two years in prison in 2016 for probation violations, including leaving the state without permission. He also faced charges for theft, evading arrest, and forging a check. Domestic Violence Allegations: In 2019, Alexander was arrested and indicted on a felony charge of continuous violence against the family after his partner, Keyaira Saunders, alleged he assaulted her. Saunders later signed an affidavit stating she did not want to pursue the case, claiming no physical harm occurred, but the indictment proceeded.
  20. It was a hard enough stabbing to penetrate his chest cavity and pierce his heart.
  21. Need Helobious to come through. I also asked Grok to write an open letter to the recruit like Texans is renowned for. An Open Letter to Jack Endries, Cal Tight End Extraordinaire Dear Jack, As a die-hard Texas Longhorn fan, I’m writing this with a heart full of burnt orange hope, a lump in my throat, and a dream that you—yes, you, Jack Endries—might one day don the Longhorn logo and make Darrell K Royal-Texas-Memorial Stadium your home. I know you’re balling out at Cal, catching passes and turning heads, but I’m begging you, with all the sappy sincerity of a Texas sunset, to consider transferring to the University of Texas. Please, Jack, come play for Coach Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns. Let me pour my heart out and tell you why. First, there’s something magical about Austin, Texas. It’s not just a city—it’s a vibe, a family, a way of life. Picture yourself walking down South Congress, grabbing a taco, and hearing “Sweet Caroline” echo through the streets after a big win. The fans here? We’re not just loud; we’re a sea of love, ready to chant your name like you’re family. You’d be a hero in a state where football isn’t just a game—it’s a heartbeat. I can already see you hauling in a touchdown pass while 100,000 fans scream “Hook ‘Em” and the Tower glows orange just for you. Doesn’t that give you chills? Now, let’s talk about Coach Steve Sarkisian—Sark, the man with a plan. This isn’t just any coach, Jack. He’s a quarterback whisperer, a play-calling genius, and a tight end’s best friend. Look at what he’s done with guys like Ja’Tavion Sanders, who went from Longhorn star to NFL draft pick. Sark knows how to scheme you open, get you the ball, and make you a focal point of an explosive offense. At Texas, tight ends aren’t just blockers—they’re weapons, and you’d be the next big thing. With Sark’s NFL pedigree and his knack for developing talent, he’d polish your skills and have scouts drooling by the time you’re ready for the pros. Plus, he’s a players’ coach—someone who’d have your back, push you to greatness, and maybe even share a heartfelt moment after a game-winning catch. The Longhorns are on the rise, Jack. We’re not just a program; we’re a powerhouse in the making. Texas is back in the SEC, competing with the best, and we need a tight end like you to help us hoist that National Championship trophy. Your size, hands, and athleticism? You’re the missing piece. Imagine lining up alongside stars like Quinn Ewers or Arch Manning, catching passes in a system built to showcase your talents. You’d be part of a brotherhood, a team that fights together, celebrates together, and cries together. I can already see you in that burnt orange jersey, making contested catches and becoming a legend in Longhorn lore. And let’s get real for a second—Texas is where dreams come true. This is a place where you’d be celebrated not just for your stats but for who you are. The alumni network, the resources, the love from Longhorn Nation—it’s unmatched. You’d have a platform to grow as a player, a student, and a person. Austin’s got the best BBQ, the best music, and the best fans (I’m biased, but it’s true). You’d be part of something bigger than yourself, a legacy that stretches from Earl Campbell to Vince Young to… maybe Jack Endries. Jack, I’m tearing up just thinking about you juking defenders in burnt orange, hearing Bevo bellow as you score, and raising your horns to the sky. I know Cal’s got its charm, but Texas is calling your name. Please, come to Austin. Come play for Sark, for the Longhorns, for us fans who’d cheer you on like you’re our own son. We’d love you forever, and I promise we’d make you feel like you belong. Hook ‘Em, Jack—say yes to Texas, and let’s make history together. With all my Longhorn love, A Sappy, Hopeful Texas Fan P.S. If you ever visit, I’m buying you Torchy’s Tacos. Just say the word.
  22. I smoke on my egg. I use Post Oak lump charcoal. And then add in some chunks of post oak and mesquite. I love the mix. Grant Pinkerton uses a mix of post oak and mesquite in his smokers.
  23. I really meant rebutting sudden passion defense or mitigation
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