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  1. Chris Stewart just took the opening kick of the season to the house vs. Summer Creek.
  2. Unsure how it's determined which posts constitute "CR", but fairly sure that the families of many Houston area recruits and a certain swath of Houstonians period, have a different view of Quanell X and his work than what's been stated above.
  3. Couple rough play calls for the looks Georgia showed there. As limited as Quinn was, he had played a lot of ball and was adept at getting into a good play at the LOS. I gotta think that Arch will be strong there - that trait is as endemic to the Manning family as any other. As things slow down, he won't miss a ball like Golden running wide open on that last play either. Tough to watch, but I'm sure the kid has seen these cutups thousands of time. Expecting an entirely different guy out there Saturday morning.
  4. This is what should give all who are gnashing teeth some solace. Nobody on the schedule will have a front as good as the one these guys work against daily. Only UGA and OSU will run out a group equivalent to Texas' 2nd unit. There will be hiccups because live fire is just different, but the group will be capable - thanks, in part, to having dealt with a possibly generational group since Spring.
  5. This is the biggest piece, IMO. We saw Quinn deliver the ball too early, self-sack or worse multiple times once DC's wised up and attacked Wisner with cross-dog & green dog blitzes last year. Tre is a willing blocker, but didn't always pick up the right guy or have enough body to be effective in the pickup. Beyond the sacks and rushed throws, it seemed Quinn stopped trusting that part of the protection, even when the block was made satisfactorily. Giving Arch that extra half second and the belief that he can stand in there opens up the playbook even more.
  6. Ahh. He messed up. Gotta just enjoy the bag now.
  7. I like KJ Edwards a whole bunch. Was stoked to hear that Texas was still on him and that he reciprocated interest. Kinda bummed to hear otherwise, he's got track speed that shows on the field. I'm sure there are all types of moving parts that inform the "why" on this being a one back class - but running back is a position that a team can get thin at pretty quickly. Don't have to look far to find it play out (Texas 2019 and 2024). First world problem, I guess.
  8. I’d consider them a powerhouse now. They can line up with most everybody. The kids just aren’t workers or as disciplined as they were with Coach Aymond. I got to meet Coach Kay, and he seems like a serious guy, but the kids didn’t work after they left him. When Joe, Ced Cormier, Tiki Hardeman and Gurode were there, those kids were dogs.
  9. My guy. He moved up to the Metroplex a couple years ago, but North Shore had been trying to get him back around their program in some capacity. I don't think he even believed that his presence could really help the culture over there. When Joe was there both as a player and coach, they were churning out guys who were very productive college and pro players. Not so much anymore.
  10. Kids love Austin. Kids also love Baton Rouge. I know this can be hard to fathom if you've ever spent any amount of time in BR or Tallahassee, but Black kids age 18-23 fall in love with both fairly quickly. They get most/all of the benefits of playing big time football, and they do it in close proximity to Southern and FAMU, respectively. Kids choosing aggy, I find harder to explain away - the NIL and gold Trans Ams probably move the needle a bit.
  11. Texas is gonna beat ou like a piñata for the for the foreseeable future. Where Kreul ends up won’t have bearing on that immutable truth. Buuuut, if he decides ou, the laws of the Universe dictate that he’ll be a pesky lil shit and have good games against Texas for the next few years. Three sacks, a fumble recovery and fourteen “Horns down” in a 38-17 loss type shit.
  12. He's a good kid. He trains with kids from Manvel, Shadow Creek and Ridge Point who are all good ballplayers and his long speed doesn't translate to the field the same way theirs does. I think if Texas went his direction, it could end up as a good take because kids get better at the technical aspects of football all the time - but also want to level set the expectations a bit. I've seen him catching balls from Kyron Drones and he still didn't look ready for Texas.
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