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Players Texas will see this year in the regular season on Brugler's top 50 big board Michigan 1) Will Johnson- CB 4) Mason Graham- DT 21) Colston Loveland- TE 30) Kenneth Grant- DT Georgia '8) Carson Beck- QB 9) Malaki Starks- S 14) Mykel Williams- Edge 40) Jalon Walker- LB A&M 19) Nic Scourton- Edge 24) Conner Weigman- QB Oklahoma 38) Danny Stutsman- LB 48) Deion Burks- OU Kentucky 17) Deone Walker- DT 32) Maxwell Hairston- CB Arkansas 39) Landon Jackson- Edge

An interesting difference between Tice and Brugler is Mykel Williams; Tice said on his pod that Mykel Williams is his #1 prospect (although he said Will Johnson and Abdul Carter are in the conversation), calling him Travon Walker but good at pass rushing

Brugler's big board 1) Will Johnson- CB- Michigan 2) Abdul Carter- Edge- PSU 3) Travis Hunter- CB/WR- Colorado 4) Mason Graham- DT- Michigan 5) James Pearce Jr- Edge- Tennessee 6) Tetairoa McMillan- WR- Arizona 7) Luther Burden- WR- Missouri '8) Carson Beck- QB- Georgia 9) Malaki Starks- S- Georgia 10) Will Campbell- OT- LSU 11) Benjamin Morrison- CB- Notre Dame 12) Shavon Revel Jr- CB- East Carolina 13) Emery Jones Jr- OT- LSU 14) Mykel Williams- Edge- Georgia 15) Kelvin Banks Jr- OT- Texas 16) Tyleik Williams- DT- Ohio State 17) Deone Walker- DT- Kentucky 18) Shedeur Sanders- QB- Colorado 19) Nic Scourton- Edge- A&M 20) Harold Perkins- LB- LSU 21) Colston Loveland- TE- Michigan 22) Jonah Savaiinaea- IOL- Arizona 23) Quinn Ewers- QB- Texas 24) Conner Weigman- QB- A&M 25) Ashton Jeanty- RB- Boise State 26) Aireontae Ersery- OT- Minnesota 27) JT Tuimoloau- Edge- Ohio State 28) Lander Barton- LB- Utah 29) Patrick Payton- Edge- FSU 30) Kenneth Grant- DT- Michigan 31) Mansoor Delane- CB- Va Tech 32) Maxwell Hairston- CB- Kentucky 33) Emeka Egbuka- WR- Ohio State 34) Denzel Burke- CB- Ohio State 35) Ollie Gordon II- RB- Okie State 36) Omarion Hampton- RB- UNC 37) Elic Ayomanor- WR- Stanford 38) Danny Stutsman- LB- Oklahoma 39) Landon Jackson- Edge- Arkansas 40) Jalon Walker- LB- Georgia 41) Jahdae Barron- CB- Texas 42) Barrett Carter- LB- Clemson 43) Isaiah Bond- WR- Texas 44) Walter Nolen- DT- Ole Miss 45) Jack Sawyer- Edge- Ohio State 46) Darrell Jackson Jr- DT- FSU 47) Sam Brown- WR- Miami 48) Deion Burks- WR- Oklahoma 49) Evan Stewart- WR- Oregon 50) Drew Allar- QB- PSU

Brugler and Daniel Jeremiah are the two best public draft guys. They're pretty good at not only scouting, but also talking to front office personnel from every team in the league to help guide their mocks/big boards to make sure they aren't too far off. I think Tice is really good too, although his still will be farther off from consensus because he just straight up gives his opinions without regard to how the league views things Brugler is usually way ahead of the curve on guys, and he's releasing his first big board today. Tice should release an updated one tomorrow I believe. DJ doesn't usually release anything until the season is over. I think everyone else is run-of-the-mill and basically puts out echo chamber work that anyone of us could do Here's a mock from one of those guys, Field Yates 1) Carson Beck- QB- Georgia 2) James Pearce Jr- Edge- Tennessee 3) Kelvin Banks- OT- Texas 4) Shedeur Sanders- QB- Colorado 5) Mykel Williams- Edge- Georgia 6) Will Johnson- CB- Michigan 7) Mason Graham- DT- Michigan '8) Quinn Ewers- QB- Texas 9) Nic Scourton- Edge- A&M 10) Will Campbell- OT- LSU 11) Travis Hunter- WR/CB- Colorado 12) Benjamin Morrison- CB- Notre Dame 13) Tetairoa McMillan- WR- Arizona 14) Malaki Starks- S- Georgia 15) Denzel Burke- CB- Ohio State 16) Emery Jones- OT- LSU 17) JT Tuimoloau- Edge- Ohio State 18) Colston Loveland- TE- Michigan 19) Luther Burden III- WR- Missouri 20) Deone Walker- DT- Kentucky 21) Jonah Savaiinaea- OG/OT- Arizona 22) Abdul Carter- Edge- Penn State 23) Harold Perkins- LB- LSU 24) Patrick Payton- Edge- FSU 25) Emeka Egbuka- WR- Ohio State 26) Donovan Jackson- OG- Ohio State 27) Tacario Davis- CB- Arizona 28) Isaiah Bond- WR- Texas 29) Tyler Booker- OG- Alabama 30) Landon Jackson- Edge- Arkansas 31) Kenneth Grant- DT- Michigan 32) Tommy Hill- CB- Nebraska

This should be a non-starter for even the typical cloak roomer

This is the worst Notre Dame OL in awhile. Scheming around a strong DL while your OL isn't great is easier said than done, especially in front of what should be a tough road environment. I think we're looking at a low scoring poop fest, with Notre Dame having the edge since they have a healthier roster and a better QB. Something like 17-13 Notre Dame, with an easy hit on the under

Does either ND or A&M break fourteen points in that game? Under 46.5 seems like easy money, even allowing for a TD return by one of the teams

Scourton would start for Texas He had two sacks vs Michigan, a sack vs Ohio State, and a total of ten sacks vs P5 schools last year, and he's very good against the run

It wouldn't have mattered. First one in, last one out, and spending hours watching film and talking to the coordinator and position coach on the phone in your free time is the minimum at the position, and he didn't even meet that threshold

Carr never put in the work that successful NFL QBs put in

He's a lot better going forward around the line of scrimmage

This wasn't a Sark thing. This was a Ewers thing.

SIAP, but Mixon is back practicing

I'll take a way too early stab. Starters in bold G: Ant Edwards, Devin Booker, Tyrese Maxey, Desmond Bane, Jalen Suggs W: Jason Tatum, Paolo Banchero, Brandon Miller, Kevin Durant 'C: Chet Holmgren, Bam Adebayo, Dereck Lively II

After Holiday ages out, Suggs will likely be the best ball pressuring guard option, and if he's shooting threes, then he should be an option. Some of these teams don't have high quality guard play, and you can completely disrupt their offense with ball pressure on their point guard There are a dozen great guards the US team can choose from, but the better you are without the ball and the better you are defensively, the more you separate from the others

All of those young guys will still be young, and some won't pay out. Traore might not even pan out, or he might not be ready for the big stage yet. They'll be scary because of Wemba though, plus Risacher and Coulibaly should be solid NBA starters by that point

Those were his Tennessee stats through two games before he got to Houston

He played pretty well at times for Houston last year