Obviously, it goes without saying to say --- we struggled to run v. MICH - we have J. Smith - let's pass more. There is 100% truth to that.
I believe it was this video:
youtube.com/watch?v=uQmD5W3fndM&feature=youtu.be
They laid out the transition they made in the running game here I think.
I don't know about any revamp on the defensive side of the ball, but they did dramatically revamp their running game following the Michigan game and that did pay dividends for them against Tennessee and others.
Reading all the $9.95'ers.......
I can only get so erect. It's a long time until our first game.
It sounds like the $9.95'ers who were worried about replacing what lost at DT or safety are feeling confident in both. It also sounds like they don't feel the same way about the O-line that they do about some of the defensive replacements. I guess we shall see as camp progresses and I expect we will get some identification as to who looks like the starters with our offensive line moving forward.
I was about to say, never underestimate the power of our legislature to buckle to pressure from the Southern Baptists or in support of donors from the various casino companies in LA, OK, Las Vegas, etc.
Nothing has been determined legally yet last I checked a few years ago. I would have thought there would be some case by now that would have made its way up to an appellate court.
It's not like we are going to be less productive against Georgia or Ohio State in running the ball.
Seriously though I could see us give up a few more sacks due to an inexperienced offensive line and maybe Manning not being as quick through reads/progressions as Quinn due to his inexperience or Manning maybe being a little too aggressive looking for the deep ball. But Manning's leg's and superior pocket presence should make up for some issues as well were Quinn ate a sack.
Bunch of dumbasses at TCH risking all their B&M Operations for setting up an online portal like that.
It seems like its just a matter of time before some things start getting attacked legally here I think. Too many games in Houston where they are playing with fire by raking and not taking daily/monthly fees and/or hourly fees.
I'm glad we are back worrying about topics like Sweeney's tits and do we have the actual scholarship numbers as opposed to whether we are ever going to sign a recruit ever again and which five star are we losing because we did not offer what we should for that high school kid.
Let me ask a question for those familiar. What is the punishment for going over the NIL cap? Kicked of the SEC, NCAA? What is the mechanism to punish the people who are over budget?
Follow up question, what is the punishment for a team that promises $X NIL and doesn't pay? (Other than kid transfers and public scrutiny the following year).
I am confident that Texas will make whatever deviations are needed in the next four months to close with a top 10 class if not top 5 again.
I am just relieved I got caught up to speed the last twenty four hours and another elite recruit has not chosen to go to another school instead of Texas in that time. I mean we may be close with Ojo based on $9.95 bullshit, but it hasn't happened yet.