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Yeah, justed started and bruins already punting... 😬

Seattle Seahawks starting center Connor Williams retired on Friday, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport Williams signed a one-year contract with the Seahawks in March and appeared in all nine games with the team to begin the 2024 season. He previously spent two years with the Miami Dolphins after he was a member of the Dallas Cowboys for the first four seasons of his career. Williams spent the 2023 season with the Miami Dolphins, suiting up in nine games before he suffered a torn ACL in Week 9. Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald confirmed on Friday that the center's retirement was due to "personal reasons" and his knee injury wasn't a factor in the final decision, via Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic. Williams was originally selected by the Cowboys with a second-round pick in the 2018 NFL draft. He spent most of his time at tackle during his college days at Texas, earning All-American honors in 2016 before transitioning to guard once he was drafted by Dallas. He started in 86 of the 92 games played throughout his NFL career. He improved with each year before his 2023 campaign was cut short, earning an impressive 86.5 grade from Pro Football Focus last season. He received an overall grade above 70 in each year from 2020 through 2023.

She helped us beat blOU, gotta add her gif!!! FIGHT !!! 🤘

Big game Saturday!!! 🤘

Win turnover battle, limit explosives for Arky offense, and slow down Arky run game. Get your guys ready and fired up PK !!! 🤘 Can Texas avoid the upset at Arkansas? 👀 | Always College Football

Deion Sanders provides some data behind Colorado's highly scrutinized recruiting strategy Instead of recruiting 25 high school kids and having half of them hit the portal, Prime and Colorado want a handful they expect to play right away Doug Samuels Nov 13, 2024 What started with a comment in his very first face-to-face with Colorado players about "bringing his own Louis luggage" evolved into a full-fledged recruiting strategy the past few seasons for Deion Sanders and Colorado. The controversial head coach has been criticized plenty during his time leading programs at Jackson State and now Colorado, but perhaps nothing has drawn more criticism that his affinity for players coming from the transfer portal while cleaning house on the roster he inherited. While reloading the Buffs roster via the portal has surely driven competition in the locker room and on the field and paved the way for Colorado's 6-2 record so far this year, it has also drawn it's fair share of critics who are skeptical of his lack of hitting the road to recruit high school players. Yesterday, Prime broke down some data on why they believe in their approach, and as with nearly everything with Prime, it has some great soundbytes. "Let's just say we get 25 high school players. How many are going to play their freshman year? At the most, let's say four or five." "No you've got 20 guys redshirting. So when you go through that spring with 20 guys redshirting, how many are you going to retain after that spring? How many are going to jump in the portal on you?" "If any one of you want to try and go calculate this statistically, I've already done it. So it's going to be half." "Okay. Well why don't I just focus on ten [high school recruits] then?" "See, when we grab a freshman, we expect that guy to play. We're not looking to just redshirt you and develop you. No, no no. We're looking for you to come in and play some football." "So our approach is somewhat different and heavily scrutinized, heavily criticized, but we know what we're doing." Prime talks about top classes where highly recruited kids hit the portal and no one really talks about it being like an NFL team with the best draft goes out that season and gets crushed but no one says anything about it. Hear Prime's full thoughts in the clip.

Not that I've seen in quite awhile. Saban was always good for an early week practice complaint once or twice a year to keep his guys working...

Sure would be great for Sark to get pissed after a Monday or Tuesday practice sometimes... the "good week of practice" tweets seem worthless.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10143412-13-coaches-likely-to-be-hot-commodities-in-college-football-hiring-cycle

https://thedailytexan.com/2024/11/14/gunnar-helms-breakout-senior-season-the-evolution-of-texas-trusted-tight-end/

This matches opinion of one of the hawg insiders that I watched earlier this week. He said watch how aggressive the hawgs defensive calls were against Tennessee. Stunting, blitzing, and better disguising of coverages. Early in this game hawgs want to hit Ewers multiple times and get their crowd going crazy.

Someguy, Have you heard any info on Texas tipping their outside zone vs jawja & vandy -- just wondering if Sark has figured out this issue and fixed it ???

From the light frosty "Texas Hill Country" FIGHT !!! 🤘

Audio only... SEC Teleconference Texas HC Steve Sarkisian praises Taylen Green, previews Arkansas on weekly SEC teleconference

Need a big game by PK's defense vs Arky!!🤘 Arky's offense is the best that Texas has played this season...

Might need to check on Saty... 😬 FCB

Anyone else hear about this... In a vacuum, no. But things haven't been ideal at the RB position in terms of health and then something beyond being out of sync happened. It looked like Texas was tipping OZ against Georgia, because they were calling it out pre snap and then something similar happened against Vanderbilt.

Cross-posting because there is so much different angle video of big plays vs gata

LET'S GO !!! 🤘

Vic coming for PK's job... 👀