Texas Recruiting Notes 2022 - Idiotic Slapfights Unrelated To 2022 Recruiting

[closetojumping 61996]

1 hour ago, Vertigo said:

Becton has seemed to be pretty good so far. We don't have a ton of soft tissue injuries and we have been able to run the ball when the box is not loaded with a pretty shitty line. JWhit, as an example, has had a good healthy season so far until he broke a bone, but there is nothing S&C can do about that. 

On paper, PK, Sark, Flood, etc. is and was a solid move, even though CTJ is jumping up and down with his little yosemite sam legs yelling otherwise. But you, in particular,  seem to be in a very special zone of recency biased vaginitis and should seek medical attention if the symptoms persist for more than 4 hours. 

Not once on this board or in real life have I ever represented that Sarkisian's staff had poor hires on it, on paper. Literally, you cannot find a single instance in which I pointed at Flood or PK as a bad hire "on paper". I have said that after 9+ months, yeah, the PK hire isn't like the home run that it was. That's called having eyes and a brain and watching the games. Watching anyone defend what the dude has done so far has been laughable. 

As to Sarkisian himself being a bad hire? That is absolutely true. I didn't like the hire, said as much, and have continued to reinforce that I thought it was a shit hire. Then, he hired, on paper, a pretty good staff which gave me some hope. Now, we've seen little fruit borne from the "great staff" he assembled. I had some hope and optimism for about 7 months, and it was nice. Since September 11, I've seen a reboot to the same horror film we've been subjected to for the prior 11 years. 

So, no, the assertion that I claimed the hires of the assistants was a bad thing is bullshit and revisionist. And yes, I said Sarkisian was a shit hire and I am comfortable with maintaining that position. You and the other guys can continue to preach patience and sing his praises, and that's fine. I'll keep watching and hope you're actually right. But when he's shitcanned after his 4th consecutive 7 win season and Texas is still in the spin cycle of college football retreads, I will absolutely take dark, petty, cold comfort in getting to mock all of you for it. 

I did enjoy the Yosemite Sam imagery though. It made me laugh.

[Barbacoa 1934]

44 minutes ago, Pdawg88 said:

You clearly haven’t seen Big Red Motorsport lately. 

[Ricky Butler 2636]

3 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

Not once on this board or in real life have I ever represented that Sarkisian's staff had poor hires on it, on paper. Literally, you cannot find a single instance in which I pointed at Flood or PK as a bad hire "on paper". I have said that after 9+ months, yeah, the PK hire isn't like the home run that it was. That's called having eyes and a brain and watching the games. Watching anyone defend what the dude has done so far has been laughable. 

As to Sarkisian himself being a bad hire? That is absolutely true. I didn't like the hire, said as much, and have continued to reinforce that I thought it was a shit hire. Then, he hired, on paper, a pretty good staff which gave me some hope. Now, we've seen little fruit borne from the "great staff" he assembled. I had some hope and optimism for about 7 months, and it was nice. Since September 11, I've seen a reboot to the same horror film we've been subjected to for the prior 11 years. 

So, no, the assertion that I claimed the hires of the assistants was a bad thing is bullshit and revisionist. And yes, I said Sarkisian was a shit hire and I am comfortable with maintaining that position. You and the other guys can continue to preach patience and sing his praises, and that's fine. I'll keep watching and hope you're actually right. But when he's shitcanned after his 4th consecutive 7 win season and Texas is still in the spin cycle of college football retreads, I will absolutely take dark, petty, cold comfort in getting to mock all of you for it. 

I did enjoy the Yosemite Sam imagery though. It made me laugh.

The important thing is that you take a position.

[Vertigo 20203]

1 minute ago, closetojumping said:

Not once on this board or in real life have I ever represented that Sarkisian's staff had poor hires on it, on paper. Literally, you cannot find a single instance in which I pointed at Flood or PK as a bad hire "on paper". I have said that after 9+ months, yeah, the PK hire isn't like the home run that it was. That's called having eyes and a brain and watching the games. Watching anyone defend what the dude has done so far has been laughable. 

As to Sarkisian himself being a bad hire? That is absolutely true. I didn't like the hire, said as much, and have continued to reinforce that I thought it was a shit hire. Then, he hired, on paper, a pretty good staff which gave me some hope. Now, we've seen little fruit borne from the "great staff" he assembled. I had some hope and optimism for about 7 months, and it was nice. Since September 11, I've seen a reboot to the same horror film we've been subjected to for the prior 11 years. 

So, no, the assertion that I claimed the hires of the assistants was a bad thing is bullshit and revisionist. And yes, I said Sarkisian was a shit hire and I am comfortable with maintaining that position. You and the other guys can continue to preach patience and sing his praises, and that's fine. I'll keep watching and hope you're actually right. But when he's shitcanned after his 4th consecutive 7 win season and Texas is still in the spin cycle of college football retreads, I will absolutely take dark, petty, cold comfort in getting to mock all of you for it. 

I did enjoy the Yosemite Sam imagery though. It made me laugh.

I knew this would get a rise out of you and it made me laugh. You have been pretty consistent the whole way through, I am just not quite as down on Sarkisian as you are to this point. I feel like multiple years under Saban and the NFL have taught him a few things about being a HC and you can see he is far more mature than his previous coaching stints. That said, results are results and we need to see some. Even if we muddle our way through the rest of the year but then take a chainsaw to the roster in the offseason and close strong in the portal and in recruiting, I will still be on the wagon and optimistic. If we relive this shit again next year without discernible improvement, then I will gladly join the firing squad. 

[Codaxx 5405]

10 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

I knew this would get a rise out of you and it made me laugh. You have been pretty consistent the whole way through, I am just not quite as down on Sarkisian as you are to this point. I feel like multiple years under Saban and the NFL have taught him a few things about being a HC and you can see he is far more mature than his previous coaching stints. That said, results are results and we need to see some. Even if we muddle our way through the rest of the year but then take a chainsaw to the roster in the offseason and close strong in the portal and in recruiting, I will still be on the wagon and optimistic. If we relive this shit again next year without discernible improvement, then I will gladly join the firing squad. 

Texas football is that crazy bitch you just can’t give up

[UDontKnow 10439]

closetojumping after typing out a post on Surly

[closetojumping 61996]

5 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

I knew this would get a rise out of you and it made me laugh. You have been pretty consistent the whole way through, I am just not quite as down on Sarkisian as you are to this point. I feel like multiple years under Saban and the NFL have taught him a few things about being a HC and you can see he is far more mature than his previous coaching stints. That said, results are results and we need to see some. Even if we muddle our way through the rest of the year but then take a chainsaw to the roster in the offseason and close strong in the portal and in recruiting, I will still be on the wagon and optimistic. If we relive this shit again next year without discernible improvement, then I will gladly join the firing squad. 

I would like to take this opportunity to dispel the prevailing notion on this site that Sarkisian's time in the NFL was a good thing. The guy took over the leading offense in the NFL, immediately helmed the reduction in that unit's output the following year by 34% (almost 12 full points less per game) and then had the offense middling again in 2018 before being unceremoniously dumped on his ass and fired to end the 2018 season. He was a pure, uncut, abject failure as an OC in the pros. 

So, yeah, I think what he learned about the NFL is that he can't cut it there and that he should crawl back into the warm embrace of his mentor (who knows a thing or two about not being able to make it in the NFL also) and the mentor's safe space. Then the guy had 4 WR #1 draft picks to play with along with #1 picks at TB, QB, and OL. He then beat the everliving shit out of a grossly overrated SEC for two consecutive years. 

After that, the fart-huffing knobslobbers pulling the strings at Texas, high off of their own hubris, decided that they had to have him, and here we are. Other than the inflated performance as OC at Alabama, there is very little to derive any justification for faith in this guy as a HC. I mean, Steve Sarkisian and Howard Schnellenberger are the only HCs in CFB over the last 30 years that have actually been fired for getting shithoused on the job and coaching the team during games with a BAC above .2. This may be the guy that should actually engender the least amount of trust of anyone they could have picked. It's all just wishcasting. I get it, but that's all it is. 

[kwood4408 754]

I would like to take this opportunity to dispel the prevailing notion on this site that Sarkisian's time in the NFL was a good thing. The guy took over the leading offense in the NFL, immediately helmed the reduction in that unit's output the following year by 34% (almost 12 full points less per game) and then had the offense middling again in 2018 before being unceremoniously dumped on his ass and fired to end the 2018 season. He was a pure, uncut, abject failure as an OC in the pros. 
So, yeah, I think what he learned about the NFL is that he can't cut it there and that he should crawl back into the warm embrace of his mentor (who knows a thing or two about not being able to make it in the NFL also) and the mentor's safe space. Then the guy had 4 WR #1 draft picks to play with along with #1 picks at TB, QB, and OL. He then beat the everliving shit out of a grossly overrated SEC for two consecutive years. 
After that, the fart-huffing knobslobbers pulling the strings at Texas, high off of their own hubris, decided that they had to have him, and here we are. Other than the inflated performance as OC at Alabama, there is very little to derive any justification for faith in this guy as a HC. I mean, Steve Sarkisian and Howard Schnellenberger are the only HCs in CFB over the last 30 years that have actually been fired for getting shithoused on the job and coaching the team during games with a BAC above .2. This may be the guy that should actually engender the least amount of trust of anyone they could have picked. It's all just wishcasting. I get it, but that's all it is. 

So who did you want as HC?

[HenryJames 64901]

2 minutes ago, kwood4408 said:

So who did you want as HC?

Dude pushed Jeff Fisher hard to @SydneyCarton and me. Got pretty embarrassing. 

[TommyGufano 6021]

1 hour ago, George Clooney said:

As of now, there’s no way Tepper would fire him. The issue is that the Panthers are going downhill fast and have no QB solution going forward. Just wait until late December/early January and see what he might do if they’re 5-12 or worse with no good QBs in the ‘22 class.

I'm long on scented oils and aromatherapy candles in the Charlotte metro area

[closetojumping 61996]

4 minutes ago, kwood4408 said:

So who did you want as HC?

We’ve addressed this in this thread within the last 3-5 pages. No one. After Meyer, I was fine with Herman being gone and then figuring something out. I honestly didn’t believe that hiring this guy was a legitimate possibility.

Honestly though, what difference does it make? If people wanted the guy and were excited by the hire, good for them and no source of shame in my book. I laughed when USC hired Pete Carroll and thought Justin Fuente would crush it at VT. Predicting shit is hard, seeing shit for what it is, is not. 

[kwood4408 754]

We’ve addressed this in this thread within the last 3-5 pages. No one. After Meyer, I was fine with Herman being gone and then figuring something out. I honestly didn’t believe that hiring this guy was a legitimate possibility.
Honestly though, what difference does it make? If people wanted the guy and were excited by the hire, good for them and no source of shame in my book. I laughed when USC hired Pete Carroll and thought Justin Fuente would crush it at VT. Predicting shit is hard, seeing shit for what it is, is not. 

My bad for working and not reading back 3-5 pages. Thanks for the answer, it wasn’t a trick question.

[Sgt Hulk 13484]

I miss the days when we talked about locations and how the weather was in bend Oregon 

[Ignatius 3978]

7 hours ago, Hornbeliever said:

Until Beard loses 2 games.  Then we will be criticizing every move and wish him death because he isn't immediately John Wooden.

Or, depending on a certain poster, Rick Barnes…

[Ignatius 3978]

1 hour ago, Ricky Butler said:

The important thing is that you take a position.

I thought the important thing was that you get help somewhere (if you don’t get it at Charter)….

[BigSwingingD 719]

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

Not once on this board or in real life have I ever represented that Sarkisian's staff had poor hires on it, on paper. Literally, you cannot find a single instance in which I pointed at Flood or PK as a bad hire "on paper". I have said that after 9+ months, yeah, the PK hire isn't like the home run that it was. That's called having eyes and a brain and watching the games. Watching anyone defend what the dude has done so far has been laughable. 

As to Sarkisian himself being a bad hire? That is absolutely true. I didn't like the hire, said as much, and have continued to reinforce that I thought it was a shit hire. Then, he hired, on paper, a pretty good staff which gave me some hope. Now, we've seen little fruit borne from the "great staff" he assembled. I had some hope and optimism for about 7 months, and it was nice. Since September 11, I've seen a reboot to the same horror film we've been subjected to for the prior 11 years. 

So, no, the assertion that I claimed the hires of the assistants was a bad thing is bullshit and revisionist. And yes, I said Sarkisian was a shit hire and I am comfortable with maintaining that position. You and the other guys can continue to preach patience and sing his praises, and that's fine. I'll keep watching and hope you're actually right. But when he's shitcanned after his 4th consecutive 7 win season and Texas is still in the spin cycle of college football retreads, I will absolutely take dark, petty, cold comfort in getting to mock all of you for it. 

I did enjoy the Yosemite Sam imagery though. It made me laugh.

I pray to God your wrong. If you're not, I will change my user name to:

ijustshovedclosetojumpingintotheabyssandthenjumpedthefuckoffrightafterhim

I'm not sure my liver can take it.

After the OSU game I was actively trying to recruit hot coeds for the OL. Those little cock blockers would be better on the field than what we put out there.

I was overserved...by choice.

Somebody give me some good news...

Hook'em 

[Dbeasy 14733]

3 hours ago, George Clooney said:

I never said he was leaving on his own accord. Don’t underestimate the Panthers owner; he wants to win quickly and will make drastic moves if he doesn’t think Rhule has them moving forward.

Well I can assure you I won’t overestimate your intelligence based upon your view of the Matt Rhule situation. 

[IDIOTsavant 8418]

12 minutes ago, BigSwingingD said:

I pray to God your wrong. If you're not, I will change my user name to:

ijustshovedclosetojumpingintotheabyssandthenjumpedthefuckoffrightafterhim

I'm not sure my liver can take it.

After the OSU game I was actively trying to recruit hot coeds for the OL. Those little cock blockers would be better on the field than what we put out there.

I was overserved...by choice.

Somebody give me some good news...

Hook'em 

There’s a massive opportunity for a Texas Football branded mobile IV therapy business that offers 10% discount with proof of prior day’s attendance.

Edited October 27, 2021 by IDIOTsavant

[Atticus 3892]

1 hour ago, closetojumping said:

I would like to take this opportunity to dispel the prevailing notion on this site that Sarkisian's time in the NFL was a good thing. The guy took over the leading offense in the NFL, immediately helmed the reduction in that unit's output the following year by 34% (almost 12 full points less per game) and then had the offense middling again in 2018 before being unceremoniously dumped on his ass and fired to end the 2018 season. He was a pure, uncut, abject failure as an OC in the pros. 

So, yeah, I think what he learned about the NFL is that he can't cut it there and that he should crawl back into the warm embrace of his mentor (who knows a thing or two about not being able to make it in the NFL also) and the mentor's safe space. Then the guy had 4 WR #1 draft picks to play with along with #1 picks at TB, QB, and OL. He then beat the everliving shit out of a grossly overrated SEC for two consecutive years. 

After that, the fart-huffing knobslobbers pulling the strings at Texas, high off of their own hubris, decided that they had to have him, and here we are. Other than the inflated performance as OC at Alabama, there is very little to derive any justification for faith in this guy as a HC. I mean, Steve Sarkisian and Howard Schnellenberger are the only HCs in CFB over the last 30 years that have actually been fired for getting shithoused on the job and coaching the team during games with a BAC above .2. This may be the guy that should actually engender the least amount of trust of anyone they could have picked. It's all just wishcasting. I get it, but that's all it is. 

Not that people take you too seriously to begin with, but come on man. That squad has never recovered from the failed SB against Brady. They also had a lot of injuries, the worst thing one could say is that he relied too much on Matt Ryan and got him hit too much as a result. Even the dude who replaced him did much worse. 

[closetohumping 17258]

Anyone have the official McRib return date?  I’m hearing 11/1

[closetojumping 61996]

18 minutes ago, Atticus said:

Not that people take you too seriously to begin with, but come on man. That squad has never recovered from the failed SB against Brady. They also had a lot of injuries, the worst thing one could say is that he relied too much on Matt Ryan and got him hit too much as a result. Even the dude who replaced him did much worse. 

Hahahahahahaha. 

HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!

Dude, get the fuck out of here making excuses for the guy’s two year tenure as a shitty NFL OC. It is paradoxical to simultaneously tout the guy’s NFL stint as valuable and also disclaim his stint as a failed OC in the NFL. 

[Handcruser 2799]

i just find it very hard to believe that Tepper is willing to eat $50m and change and fire a coach after he has been on the job less than 2 years. plus the $6ish mil they paid to buy him out of Baylor.
that's just SO much money and is admitting you made a huge mistake - then add in how bad it looks when he goes and takes a good college job right after he gets fired...
i think Klatt is the one who said he wasn't all in on the NFL, and while i like Klatt a lot...folks generally don't walk away from ~$50m for much of anything.

I’m not saying Rhule is leaving but he wouldnt be walking away from ~$50m…..he would probably have a contract worth more than that at Penn State.

So he’s be switching the $50m payor. That’s it.

[BigSwingingD 719]

59 minutes ago, IDIOTsavant said:

There’s a massive opportunity for a Texas Football branded mobile IV therapy business that offers 10% discount with proof of prior day’s attendance.

That's actually a good idea. User name totaly checks out.

We can call it closetorehab.

Hook'em 

Edited October 28, 2021 by BigSwingingD
Spelling and shit

[Sir Ulrich 5187]

19 minutes ago, Handcruser said:

I’m not saying Rhule is leaving but he wouldnt be walking away from ~$50m…..he would probably have a contract worth more than that at Penn State.

So he’s be switching the $50m payor. That’s it.

He seemed pretty set on getting out of college so I don't think he's going to leave after only 2 years. The biggest queation will be if Brady gets canned this year. His shine seems to have worn off in the NFL but he'd be the biggest coordinator available at the college level this off-season. 

[Deej 76080]

1 hour ago, Ignatius said:

Or, depending on a certain poster, Rick Barnes…

He already has 72 posts that he will post consecutively to let us know this.

[TexasRenegade 2389]

2 hours ago, closetojumping said:

We’ve addressed this in this thread within the last 3-5 pages. No one. After Meyer, I was fine with Herman being gone and then figuring something out. I honestly didn’t believe that hiring this guy was a legitimate possibility.

Honestly though, what difference does it make? If people wanted the guy and were excited by the hire, good for them and no source of shame in my book. I laughed when USC hired Pete Carroll and thought Justin Fuente would crush it at VT. Predicting shit is hard, seeing shit for what it is, is not. 

As I recall, you have previously on this forum in 2019, referred to Matt Campbell as a homerun hire.......

[turtlepond 177]

I’m still new here… can anyone point me to the recruiting thread?

[T’Boo Ted Marshall 2718]

So we haz no croots? Feel cry. Need slab.

[alphahorn 1637]

6 hours ago, SydneyCarton said:

Indeed. Del Conte's guy was, and might still actually be James Franklin. 

 

[quigley 1143]

4 hours ago, Pdawg88 said:

Back in the late 80’s early 90’s that place was cool, had Ferrari’s and shit like that. But now not so much, mostly Kia’s. 

dude Kia's get good gas mileage and have cupholders

[Longhornlove 4719]

8 minutes ago, turtlepond said:

I’m still new here… can anyone point me to the recruiting thread?

[Elmer_Fudd 22002]

13 minutes ago, turtlepond said:

I’m still new here… can anyone point me to the recruiting thread?

 

[closetojumping 61996]

18 minutes ago, TexasRenegade said:

As I recall, you have previously on this forum in 2019, referred to Matt Campbell as a homerun hire.......

Then I am a fucking genius. Give me that guy every day and twice on Sunday. Are you implying you’d take Sarkisian over Campbell right now? 

[Sgt Hulk 13484]

Does anyone think we can compete with Stanford academically 

[lemonandaturd 4281]

I miss the old days when a guy like Bear Bryant could chug a lug a fifth of moonshine on gameday and still become a coaching legend.    

[Barbacoa 1934]

Here is some good context for Steve Sarkisian as a head coaching hire. 

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/salaries/football/coach

Top 15. Not exactly lighting the cfb world on fire. The reality is the second we hired him many tempered their expectations. There is a group of guys that are running things and they have a vision for the future. In the short term, its SEC centric. In the medium/long term, its a 32 team premier league separated from the NCAA. So I wouldnt get too caught up in Texas going to the SEC. Its just a preview. 

Urban Meyer told it to us straight. We arent ready to win. College football left us behind. The regional powers around us are way ahead. Our administrative issues are indicative of an organization that doesnt "get it". Even if we paid him higher than anyone else, the work he would have to do wouldnt be worth it. He basically said UT is a really cool old house that he has always wanted to live in, but the costs of just bringing it up to modern standards dont make sense for him at this point. 

So what do we do? We hire an SEC guy (kind of) with an SEC staff (so we thought). We struck out on Muschamp and Odom and I cant even remember who else. If it felt like PK came out of left field its because he did. I actually dont hate the hire, but it was far from what we set out to do, and the results have been.......not great. 

What personally pissed me off the most though, is getting good information that Sark was really surprised at the lack of alum support he has at Texas. He got to find out what Meyer already told us. And without being too dramatic, I have a pretty big fucking burr under my saddle to let him know that as our coach, he has some shooters out there. That has little to do with Sark, and a lot to do with the idea that we have to start building for the future or we will keep stepping on our dicks with retread coaches or wannabes. 

[Barbacoa 1934]

And btw, Sark's story here isnt already written. He has good odds to draw an Ace in Manning, but if he loses out there I'm looking towards the future. Even with Manning, he's going to have to flip our roster through the portal. 

As far as recruiting goes, count how many top 50 players we have committed and set your expectations accordingly. 

[LTtxfan 48688]

6 minutes ago, Barbacoa said:

And btw, Sark's story here isnt already written. He has good odds to draw an Ace in Manning, but if he loses out there I'm looking towards the future. Even with Manning, he's going to have to flip our roster through the portal.  As far as recruiting goes, count how many top 50 players we have committed and set your expectations accordingly. 

 

If you really dig into the personnel of this current Texas roster, it's got a long ways to go to compete with a team like Bama.

How many players on this current UT team could even compete for a two-deep spot at Bama??

The answer could probably be counted on 1 hand.

That's forty-four spots on the Bama two-deep, and less than 5 current Texas players would have a shot to earn one of those spots.    

[TheRealRonWeaver? 1258]

As I recall, you have previously on this forum in 2019, referred to Matt Campbell as a homerun hire.......

For Iowa State!

[Rhinotx 499]

13 minutes ago, Barbacoa said:

And btw, Sark's story here isnt already written. He has good odds to draw an Ace in Manning, but if he loses out there I'm looking towards the future. Even with Manning, he's going to have to flip our roster through the portal. 

As far as recruiting goes, count how many top 50 players we have committed and set your expectations accordingly. 

He needs to hit the portal and find some decent linemen. 

[Barbacoa 1934]

7 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

 

If you really dig into the personnel of this current Texas roster, it's got a long ways to go to compete with a team like Bama.

How many players on this current UT team could even compete for a two-deep spot at Bama??

The answer could probably be counted on 1 hand.

That's forty-four spots on the Bama two-deep, and less than 5 current Texas players would have a shot to earn one of those spots.    

And theyre coming to our house next season. Game will get hyped through the roof as this clash of cfb powers. But in reality its a middling Big 12 roster versus an entire squad of fuck lions. And we will have all of these fans and donors that pretend like it isnt our standard when we dont keep up. 

[LTtxfan 48688]

2 minutes ago, Rhinotx said:

He needs to hit the portal and find some decent linemen. 

 

And take more necessary steps to recruit at an elite level ASAP

[ClubWhatever 12066]

49 minutes ago, Barbacoa said:

What personally pissed me off the most though, is getting good information that Sark was really surprised at the lack of alum support he has at Texas.

I assume you are talking about weak bag game here.  Anyone paying casual attention to recruiting the last few years, including a prospective coach who was in the middle of it, should have known this was the case.  So strikes me as not very believable.  

[Barbacoa 1934]

7 minutes ago, ClubWhatever said:

I assume you are talking about weak bag game here.  Anyone paying casual attention to recruiting the last few years, including a prospective coach who was in the middle of it, should have known this was the case.  So strikes me as not very believable.  

I think misrepresentations were made by cherry picking what went on during Herman's tenure. 

Also the false message that we have built in desire to get things going. We dont even know what it means. 

Edited October 28, 2021 by Barbacoa

[Zhorn96 1772]

1 hour ago, Sgt Hulk said:

Does anyone think we can compete with Stanford academically 

[kwood4408 754]

And theyre coming to our house next season. Game will get hyped through the roof as this clash of cfb powers. But in reality its a middling Big 12 roster versus an entire squad of fuck lions. And we will have all of these fans and donors that pretend like it isnt our standard when we dont keep up. 

At least it probably won’t be an 11am kickoff.

[irishtexan 11413]

 
That's forty-four spots on the Bama two-deep, and less than 5 current Texas players would have a shot to earn one of those spots.    

Much less than 5

[texifornia 55993]

1 hour ago, Barbacoa said:

So what do we do? We hire an SEC guy (kind of) with an SEC staff (so we thought). We struck out on Muschamp and Odom and I cant even remember who else. 

The Director of Personnel who didn't pass our "We're Texas" level of compliance

[victory88 5641]

Fuck this entire AD and Plonsky and every old fuck that thinks we are entitled to win and get recruits bc we’re Texas.  We need to get a bag network set up ASAP.  NiL is great for guys like Bijan, but recruits still want bags and we are way behind the game.  

[IDIOTsavant 8418]

18 minutes ago, irishtexan said:

 

Much less than 5

 

Depends on if you can count Dicker at kicker and punter really.