I am aware. If this season had a schedule more like that, I'd be closer to making it my last. But as I indicated, I'll be in for at least one more season.
It's one of the worst home schedules in a long, long time. I've been on the fence about renewing my season tickets after this season (had them since 1996), but I now feel like I can't go out with this piece of shit home schedule, even if it turns out we win the national championship.
I didn't realize this, but Danny Young was still taking up roster space in Sark's first season.
https://texaslonghorns.com/sports/football/roster/daniel-young/10704
Yes, he'll do what Trump wants, which will disenfranchise a good number of Republican voters, and the party will still clean house in statewide elections.
I'm fine with that. I just don't want to see him run like Sam Ehlinger. Sam was definitely tough, but he was also lucky to avoid any significant injury with all of the running he did.
Sort of the basis for my question. Being a first-year starter after a couple years in a college system and some decent live game reps is one thing. But a true/redshirt freshman without that history is another. As it pertains to Sayin and how good he might play against the Horns (and the rest of the season), I was wondering if Trevor Lawrence was an outlier and the rest of those guys were in their respective programs longer.
I consider Wisner found money after we lost Baxter early in the season, Clark before the season, and Gibson had some ball protection issues. I can easily see his numbers drop from last year simply because we have more available talent at the position, but he'll be just as solid of a contributor.
Perhaps you're joking. But I remember attending the Spring scrimmage in 2010, after Mack scape-goated Greg Davis for the Alabama loss and vowed to change the offense to what he thought would be an SEC power running unit. I watched our running backs proceed to run into their offensive line over and over again, and turned to my dad and say, "Uh oh."