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  1. LTtxfan

    Texas RB Talk

    Not familiar with new RBs added to roster for 2025, but would like for Sark to add at least one bigger stronger power running RB to the roster to improve our red zone offense. Any new info about our RB room for 2025 ??
  2. 2025 Season Opener gonna get crazy... Arch Manning vs. Julian Sayin: Who Will Shine in Next Season's Week 1 Showdown? 🔥🏈
  3. Now blOU podcasts in verbal slap fights... 😋
  4. SIAP... Sources: Texas A&M set to nab James Madison defensive coordinator John Brice Jan 22, 2025 Lyle Hemphill is poised to return to work with Mike Elko. Sources tell FootballScoop that Hemphill, who spent the 2024 season as James Madison's defensive coordinator and nickels coach, is the frontrunner to join Mike Elko's staff. Sources told FootballScoop Tuesday afternoon that Hemphill had formally resigned his position at James Madison. Prior to this past year at JMU, Hemphill spent the 2022-23 seasons as co-defensive coordinator at Duke. He also had an extended ACC run under Dave Clawson at Wake Forest from 2017-21. Hemphill is a former collegiate football player and wrestler at Ursinus College.
  5. Gotta laugh at Andy Reid @Punt/Pass/Kick 😂
  6. North Carolina releases Bill Belichick's contract Despite much speculation, Belichick signed his 5-year contract on Wednesday. As previously reported, Belichick will earn $10 million even per year, with a buyout that sits at $10 million today but drops to $1 million after June 1. https://footballscoop.com/news/north-carolina-releases-bill-belichicks-contract
  7. https://footballscoop.com/news/colorado-and-deion-sanders-self-report-at-least-six-ncaa-rules-violations
  8. https://footballscoop.com/news/the-100-most-watched-games-of-the-2024-college-football-season
  9. HaHaHaHa 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Shane Beamer's new contract will pay him among top 20 coaches in college football The raise still places Beamer about middle of the pack in SEC head coaches pay. Doug Samuels After one of the best seasons in school history, South Carolina is rewarding Shane Beamer with a contract extension and raise. According to Jordan Kaye of The State, South Carolina's Board of Trustees approved a contract extension for Beamer today that will take him through the 2030 season. It also includes a raise to $8.15 million this fall, with raises of $100k each season through the duration of the deal. The raise marks a huge increase in income for Beamer over the last few seasons. Two years ago, in January of 2023, Beamer inked a new deal that increased his salary from $2.75 million to $6.125 million. That increase made him the highest paid coach in school history. This latest raise catapults him into the top 20 highest paid coaches in college football, based on USA Today Football's 2024 salary database. It plants him firmly between Brent Venables at Oklahoma ($8.125 million annually) and Mario Cristobal at Miami ($7.783 million annually). After a top 15 season and SEC Coach of the Year honors from the AP, the new deal puts him at about the middle of SEC coaches pay in a league where Kirby Smart made over $13.2 million last year, and Steve Sarkisian, Kalen DeBoer, and Brian Kelly all making between $10.6 million and $9.75 million. Then there are four more league coaches around the $9 million per year mark (Mark Stoops, Lane Kiffin, Eli Drinkwitz and Josh Heupel). Beamer's previous deal was set to pay him $6.625 million this fall, with raises of $250k each of the next two years.
  10. With so much talent, there is no excuse for the mediocre results of Texas o-line in 2024. Flood's guys were the most disappointing group on the 2024 team. Redzone issues fall at both Sark and Flood's feet -- Coach Flood has to solve the o-line's struggles this season.
  11. Hayden Conner: Texas Lineman on Playing Every Position on the Line, His Draft Journey, Charity Work
  12. LTtxfan

    Golden

    Texas Star WR Matthew Golden talks: 4th & 13 Heroics, Choosing Texas, & What's Next!
  13. Rats jumping off the bayou bengal ship... Bob Diaco exiting LSU to join Belichick's Tar Heels staff John Brice Jan 19, 2025 Unsurprisingly, Bill Belichick is taking a measured, methodical approach to assembling his inaugural North Carolina and first-ever collegiate coaching staff. He's blending NFL and collegiate experience. Now, he's poised to add one of college football's veteran-most defensive assistants, FootballScoop has learned. Sources tell FootballScoop that longtime defensive coach Bob Diaco is joining Belichick's Tar Heels staff as an assistant coach on the defensive side of the ball. Bill Belichick reportedly tabs veteran SEC assistant as new offensive line coachBill Belichick reportedly tabs veteran SEC assistant as new offensive line coach For the past two years, Diaco has served on Brian Kelly's LSU staff; it was under Kelly a dozen years ago that Diaco earned distinction as college football's top assistant coach when he won the Broyles Award for his work coordinating Notre Dame's defense in the 2012-13 season. Diaco has served as a defensive coordinator at Cincinnati, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and Purdue; additionally, he had a brief, three-year stint as head coach at UConn. Additionally, Diaco has worked collegiately at his alma mater, Iowa, as well as Eastern Michigan, Central Michigan and Virginia, among other stops; he coached professionally earlier this decade as the defensive line coach for the New Jersey Generals. North Carolina hired Belichick late last month after it forced Mack Brown to step down from the program. The Tar Heels are set to begin the Belichick era Aug. 30 at home against TCU. UNC has additional non-conference games against Charlotte, FCS program Richmond and UCF before transitioning into ACC play.
  14. Sources: 1 of college football's youngest coordinators is headed to Ole Miss Dane Stevens set to reunite with Lane Kiffin, Charlie Weis Jr. in key passing game role John Brice 7 hours ago Dane Stevens already had work for the Ole Miss Rebels and USC Trojans on his resumè. The 28-year-old Marietta, Georgia, native added offensive play-caller to his growing list of accomplishments this past season when he triggered the offense for West Georgia. Now, multiple sources tell FootballScoop, Stevens is set for a return to The Grove. Stevens is returning to Ole Miss as a passing game specialist for head coach Lane Kiffin and offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr., FootballScoop has learned. The move to Stevens's home-away-from-home comes just a year following his exit from Ole Miss to become West Georgia's and coach Joel Taylor's first-ever offensive coordinator at the FCS level. The result of Stevens calling plays for West Georgia amidst its transition from NCAA Division II into full FCS participation? At nearly 260 passing yards per game and more than 30 points per game, the Wolves would have been in the top 20 and top 30, respectively, in passing and scoring offense. Despite the uptick in competition, the West Georgia offense boosted its passing offense by roughly 80 yards per game over the 2023 campaign and also elevated its scoring offense by three points per game. West Georgia won four games in Taylor's first year and its first as an FCS competitor, including a stunning, season-opening upset of perennial Southern Conference and FCS Playoffs contender Samford. Changes within the last year to the NCAA rules regarding staffers being able to coach on the practice field -- and not just the 10 assistant coaches -- also mean that Stevens will not only be a passing game specialist for the Rebels but continue to hone his coaching techniques. Kiffin guided the Rebels to a second-straight 10-win season for the first time in school history. Ole Miss is scheduled to open its 2025 season at home against FBS program Georgia State before diving directly into SEC play with back-to-back league tilts at Kentucky and home against Arkansas. The Rebels also face Tulane and Washington State in non-conference play in addition to further SEC contests against LSU, Georgia and Oklahoma among others.
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