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That hit the dudes foot. Only way it takes that bounce.

These shadows are going to be extremely annoying

Will be interesting to see the crowd tonight. Secondary market tickets are going for $10 including fees. I still can't believe they moved that series to Arlington in 2022 so they could help the program make more money.

Bobby with a story on Worthy on OTF As many of you know, Xavier Worthy had the drops in the latter half 2022. Well, I was the first media person to tell folks after the season that he had a broken hand during that time frame. Texas did not want the news out lest it change how some opponents defended them. Some said that the injury was fake - merely an excuse for Worthy having the drops. But facts are Worthy was wearing a soft cast most of the second half of that season, not just around the facility but also to class, etc. But this part is where I think things get interesting, and also reveal a little more about who Worthy truly is. So, let's talk about how the injury actually occurred. Worthy was so pissed after a game that season, one where he actually had a good game but the team lost, that he punched a locker in the locker room. No, not the smartest move he's ever made. You could even call it immature. But this is where many fans got the notion of who Worthy is wrong. Anyone who ever second guessed him as a prima donna who only cared about stats, etc., it kind of speaks to a different level of intent that not many people were aware he has. He's intensely competitive. Winning means a lot to him. Now, Worthy is not the perfect receiver. He's relatively thin. He has good hands, but not great ones. He wasn't always the easiest to deal with off the field. But when you talk to people who have coached him or played with him, to a man they all talk about how hard he goes in practice. There's never any doubt about what he was out there to do when he steps on to a football field, for a practice or a game. He was out there to get better and to win. So congrats to Xavier. I truly believe he became a better player at Texas and I also think he matured greatly along the way. Last night was culmination of many things coming to fruition in the best way possible.

I think Gerry has told the story several times that Gary recruited Brooks as a safety out of HS and was one of the only people to tell Brooks and his dad that is where he saw him long-term. He obviously had Guilbeau committed at one point too at TCU

Not sure if weird is the right word, but it felt like Jordan had a weird career path here. I remember him playing corner against Bama in game 2 as a freshman in 2022 once Jamison went down and he seemed like someone the coaches trusted early. Then he was moved to nickel and rarely heard from again outside of special teams. I thnk it's been mentioned before that Gary Patterson kept telling the staff to move him to safety.

Gerry with a Brandon Garrison update BTW, looks like Brandon Garrison will visit Arkansas this weekend - as of today. That's not the most comforting news for Texas, OU or OkState. We shall see what happens.

We gave up 17 to UT Rio Grande Valley a week ago. Can’t take anything for granted with this group.

Gasparino is going to be special. All the tools are there.

We’ve reached the point where I hope Duplantier comes back next year for his Covid year.

That strike 3 to Galvan was a joke

I’ll maintain my stance that the increase in velocity is the main thing that is hurting him. When he is 89-91 he is at his best. 92-94 the sinker flattens out and he loses it.

Nope. Should be back. Belyeu, Gasparino, Borba, Galvan, Schuessler, Kennedy should all be back. We’ve returned much worse.

Porter Brown had built up more goodwill than O'Dowd but I am quickly running out of hope. At least he is still walking at a respectable rate. I don't know what you can do at this point other than cross your fingers. It's game 42.

Porter Brown back in at DH tonight. Galvan catching a midweek game which is a change.

Gerry says OTF will be surprised if Tacario Davis (Arizona CB transfer) is not on campus soon

Would he make Big Game Boomer's top 50 DB coaches list that you base your opinions on?

I'd assume so. He will handle the in-game stuff. Not sure what the pitching will look like. I think Chris Gordon was calling the pitches after Pierce got tossed but he isn't allowed to make mound visits, etc since he isn't an on-field coach. Maybe they can get some type of waiver for him to do that tonight? I'm sure most of the game will be mapped out beforehand with Pierce around. This guy is first out of the pen, bring in this guy if you get in this situation, etc.

Boy do I have news for you

Hahahahahahahah

Yeah, Blackshire would seem to be the obvious choice. Bolden is good enough to where he should have a featured role in the return game and be getting some offensive touches even with him enrolling in the summer and entering a somewhat crowded room. Would be a bummer to lose him.

exPort= player entering the portal I guess the rePort is about a player who previously transferred into the program but may be re-entering the portal.

IT "We’re still watching for exPorts with one potential “surprise” as a possibility." There's a strong chance this player will leave. We might find out today. We're also tracking a rePort aka a one-time imPort.