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Red Five

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  1. God damn what kind of hamstring injury does he have? Is his leg in danger of falling off?
  2. Has this been posted? CJ Vogel: Scrimmage No. 2 Takeaways *** • It was a much cleaner day for the offense. Across all three teams, there was only one turnover, which was on a bobbled exchange from the center and quarterback. • The offense moved the ball much better, and quicker than a week ago as well. By all accounts, the offense won the day. • Still, the defense had some success in the red zone against the offense. • The field goal unit was much improved this week as well. Will Stone handled the kickoff duties. • OT Jaydon Chatman was the first tackle on the field, over Nick Brooks, when Trevor Goosby left the scrimmage. • RB CJ Baxter continues to increase his workload. When speaking with Steve Sarkisian post-scrimmage, it sounds like the training wheels are coming off and the Longhorns will be seeing much more of Baxter on the field to begin the season than anticipated. Sark referenced the RB position as "1A and 1B" rather than a first and second string approach with Baxter and Wisner. • Freshman QB KJ Lacey received some run with the first unit in a 2-minute drill in which he moved the ball very efficiently. The offense ended up making the field goal. • EDGE Colin Simmons "Dominated per usual" according to a source. • There still remains no sign of freshman DB Jonah Williams on the field for fall camp. We might not be there yet, but at some point the long-term health conversation may come in to play here. Individual Moments • Freshman WR Kaliq Lockett was on the receiving end of a double-move conversion on 4th down with the first team offense. • DL Alex January was credited with a blocked field goal. • WR Parker Livingstone had a handful of big gains through the air today. *** Tackling vs. Deeper Playbook Texas missed more tackles in scrimmage two than they did in scrimmage one. With a smaller crowd of onlookers, the bag of offensive play calls increased and as a result, the Longhorns were able to dial up some looks that otherwise be left tucked away with onlookers present. As a result, it was a strong day for the wide receivers. Ryan Wingo, DeAndre Moore, Parker Livingstone, Daylan McCutcheon and Kaliq Lockett were all mentioned as guys with strong performances. *** Malik Muhammad This was a big takeaway for me today. The Texas offense attacked Malik Muhammad this afternoon, all of which by design. Whether it be Livingstone, Wingo, Lockett or name a receiver, Texas was pushing the envelop on the 3rd-year cornerback and Muhammad stood tall. From what I understood, the idea was to instill the confidence of a true CB1, especially with the tall task of Jeremiah Smith looming on August 30. Muhammad withstood the final test he will see in fall camp and did so with high remarks. Really solid day for the Longhorn corner.
  3. Shannon is the biggest camp surprise for me to this point. I had written that dude off. Jaydon Chatman too.
  4. It really just means that Owens isn’t where we need him to be. It’s why they brought in Caldwell in the first place. Who btw also had an Auburn offer. Would we really give that much of a shit about OU’s second and third team QBs?
  5. Arch put the ball on the ground.
  6. Sark even said something like, and I'm paraphrasing here, "We brought in Caldwell in case Manning sprains an ankle or something at OSU and we have someone with experience we can bring in." It wasn't 100% definitive, but pretty close. And just reading between the lines, I don't think it will be too long before Lacey is ahead of Owens in the pecking order.
  7. This. All of this, all offseason. Since January.
  8. Sounds like we've got a 9.95-off at backup QB.
  9. It was crazy to watch. Last week an OTF mod made a post that was basically “Hey guys, he’s gonna play early and often. Starting in Columbus.” And in that thread you had people saying “I bet we don’t see him at all until midseason.”
  10. Hey, it turns out that “let’s wait until August” was correct. As opposed to ruling him out of specific games and an entire season in January. Who could have known.
  11. I think they can play him all over the place. Before he got hurt he was on the field at the same time as Wingo and Moore.
  12. He'll be our #3 or 4 receiver, which is about what he would have been on the last two teams.
  13. A reporter yelled at him "Are you going to stop killing civilians?". He didn't answer.
  14. So they both said they came to some agreements, but they wouldn't say what they were and wouldn't take questions. Hopefully Alaska still belongs to us.
  15. Did you know that Sydmill Harris' dad is the Frank Sinatra of The Netherlands?
  16. You have a bunch of people here who normally don't at all take part in idiotic conspiracy stuff. But everything about what happened there screams "Wait, what? That makes zero sense." The official explanation makes no sense, and the conspiracy angles also make no sense. It's going to get people talking on an internet message board.
  17. Nicolle Wallace: "In 10 years we haven't seen Trump touch Melania as much as he touched Putin today."
  18. Why is raping spelled out r*ping?
  19. Austin Butler really reminds me of Aaron Butler.
  20. Something else: Trump is a famous coward. And yet seconds after being shot by an assassin, he showed no desire at all to get off the stage. He didn't seem concerned at all that more bullets could be coming his way.
  21. Limas Sweed really reminded me of Devin Duvernay. Makes about as much sense.
  22. A lifelong conman who is in the professional wrestling hall of fame.
  23. "If I ever get shot on stage, I want you to immediately prop me back up in the middle of the stage, behind the podium, so that we can get some great pictures." Honestly it wouldn't be the weirdest thing he's ever said.
  24. I watched it live and couldn't believe what I was seeing. Seconds after bullets were being sprayed across the stage, they had him right back up in the exact same spot. The only argument I've heard there is that he was a 78 year-old man and they needed him upright to get him off the stage. But it makes no sense to immediately prop him up like that, and then just kind of hang out there until the cameras are ready.
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