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Continue to hear 2026 NFL Draft is expected to have a better and deeper group of prospects than this year's 2025 NFL Draft.
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Texas releases salary info for more assistant coaches, including strength and personnel Following a great 2024 season and NFL interest, Texas strength coach Torre Becton received two raises this winter. Zach Barnett Mar 3, 2025 After receiving details on an extension and raise for Steve Sarkisian and a handful of other assistants last month, thanks to Joe Cook of Inside Texas we now have contract details for the rest of Sark's returning staff, including key off-field staffers. The headliner in this batch of contracts is head strength coach Torre Becton. The reigning FootballScoop Strength Coach of the Year, Becton's handiwork was on display this weekend as Texas sent 14 players to the NFL combine, a year after producing 11 draft picks. Furthermore, four Longhorn wideouts have run 4.4 40-yard dashes the past two combines, and a Texas wide receiver has run the fasts 40 of any player for two years running. According to documents obtained by Inside Texas, Becton signed a 3-year deal starting at $700,000 with $50,000 annual raises in late January but, after receiving NFL interest, Texas bumped Becton's 2025 salary to $850,000 with $25,000 annual raises. Elsewhere, general manager Brandon Harris signed a 2-year contract in January that pays him $600,000 a year. On the field, co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach AJ Milwee signed a 2-year extension at $700,000 a year. Defensive line coach Kenny Baker signed an identical contract five days after Milwee. Wide receivers coach Chris Jackson will coach the 2025 season on the final year of a 3-year contract that pays him $650,000. Special teams coordinator, assistant head coach and tight ends coach Jeff Banks ($1.2 million in 2025) and co-defensive coordinator/linebackers coach Johnny Nansen ($1.1 million) were part of the batch of extensions revealed last month. Coordinators Pete Kwiatkowski ($1.9 million) and Kyle Flood ($1.4 million) received multi-year extensions following the 2023 campaign and are under contract through the 2026 season. Contracts for new hires Chad Scott (running backs), Mark Orphey (cornerbacks) and Duane Akina (safeties) have yet been approved. With those contracts still outstanding, Texas is already on the hook for $19.9 million to pay its on-field and senior off-field staff for the 2025 season.
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Ole Miss Makes Major Staff Change After Back-to-Back 10-Win Seasons J.C. Shelton... Mar 4, 2025 Ole Miss and head coach Lane Kiffin are undergoing changes to the Rebels' personnel department ahead of the 2025 season. Kiffin and Co. are coming off a second-consecutive season of at least 10 wins (10-3) after setting a program record with 11 wins in 2023. A key factor for the recent surge is the success via the transfer portal, as Ole Miss has hauled in top-two transfer classes over the last three cycles, including the nation's No. 1 class in 2024, per 247Sports. The personnel department, led by general manager Billy Glasscock, recently lost assistant director of player personnel DJ Mann to Texas A&M. However, the open role is expected to be filled by longtime Texas high school football coach Marvin Nash, according to On3's Billy Embody on Tuesday. Mann's departure was marked as a significant loss in regards to his recruiting connections within the state of Texas. But Ole Miss appears to have addressed the question with Nash, who spent 15 years there in the high school ranks. Nash spent the last two seasons with Rice as director of recruiting operations, his first role at the collegiate level. He previously was recruiting coordinator and offensive coordinator for San Marcos High School and helped lead Denton Guyer to three state championship appearances, two state titles (2012-13) and five semifinals appearances. Now, Nash has the opportunity to work with a major SEC program on the rise at Ole Miss. The Rebels will open the 2025 season at home against Georgia State on Aug. 30.
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All Encompassing Mortgage and Real Estate Thread
LTtxfan replied to UTPhil2006's topic in Business and Markets
2 questions... If a broker is receiving 3% commission, how much do they usually keep vs how much does company get in the split? If an agent does a great job, are they allowed to receive a gift (like a giftcard) from client after closing?? Thx 🤘 -
SIAP... been distracted by death in my family Greg Cosell: Tier 2 Quarterback Prospect BREAKDOWN Cosell does not see Quinn "as a true starting NFL QB"
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Yeah, I was at this game. Video doesn't do it justice -- when Johnny "Lam" received any kickoff the crowd was electric. Unbelievable how quickly he separated on that play and finished that TD return!!! Still believe "Lam's" speed was elite -- even faster than Worthy. 🤘
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In a must-win game at home, Texas playing terrible 1st half basketball again... already down 38-19
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At the end of this season, sure hope CDC has the cahunas to fire RT. It needs to happen...
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Official Coach Sark Thread of Dominance—haters back off
LTtxfan replied to SimkinsMan's topic in Football
Steve Sarkisian on spring game cancellation, Quinn Ewers’ NFL future, NIL & Arch Manning | THE HERD -
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