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Does anyone remember Suzanne Halliburton's "Hotline" number for the recorded recruiting updates?

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This scores about 318 in the calculator. OFFENSE (14) Quarterback (1) Arch Manning Isidore Newman (New Orleans, LA) 6-4 215 98.65 ***** Running Back (2) Cedric Baxter Jr. Edgewater (Orlando, FL) 6-1 205 94.67 **** Tre Wisner Connally (Waco, TX) 5-11 181 89.75 **** Wide Receiver (3) Johntay Cook II DeSoto (DeSoto, TX) 6-0 171 95.30 **** Ryan Niblett Aldine Eisenhower (Houston, TX) 6-0170 93.58 **** Jonah Wilson Dekaney (Houston, TX) 6-2 200 90.17 **** Athlete (1) Mikal Harrison-Pilot Temple (Temple, TX) 6-0 190 91.70 **** Tight End (2) Will Randle Isidore Newman (New Orleans, LA) 6-4 220 88.00 *** Spencer Shannon Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) 6-7 230 87.00 *** Offensive Line (5) Zalance Heard Neville (Monroe, LA) 6-5.5 305 94.00 **** Jaydon Chatman Harker Heights (Harker Heights, TX) 6-4 285 89.78 **** Trevor Goosby Melissa (Melissa, TX) 6-6 260 88.33 *** Connor Stroh Wakeland (Frisco, TX) 6-7 345 88.25 *** Andre Cojoe Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, TX) 6-6 334 86.67 *** DEFENSE (16) Edge (4) Derion Gullette Marlin (Marlin, TX) 6-3 225 92.13 **** Colton Vasek Westlake (Austin, TX) 6-6 225 91.05 **** Braylan Shelby Friendswood (Friendswood, TX) 6-5 225 91.03 **** Billy Walton South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 6-3220 86.83 *** Defensive Line (4) David Hicks Allen (Allen, TX) 6-4 270 97.47 ***** Markis Deal Naaman Forest (Garland, TX) 6-4 280 92.85 **** Dylan Spencer C.E. King (Houston, TX) 6-4 241 90.20 **** Sydir Mitchell Bergen Catholic (Oradell, NJ) 6-4.5 345 89.53 **** Linebacker (3) Anthony Hill Ryan (Denton, TX) 6-2 228 96.83 ***** S’Maje Burrell North Crowley (Fort Worth, TX) 6-1 215 90.42 **** Liona Lefau Kahuku (Kahuku, HI) 6-1 211 89.28 **** Cornerback (2) Malik Muhammad South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 5-11 169 94.42 **** Jordan Matthews Woodlawn (Baton Rouge, LA) 6-1 175 91.97 **** Safety (3) Javien Toviano Martin (Arlington, TX) 6-1 185 95.50 **** Derek Williams Westgate (New Iberia, LA) 6-3 185 95.38 **** Jamel Johnson Seguin (Arlington, TX) 6-1 174 90.95 ****

speed817, If you are going to "swing for the fences" then add Javien Toviano, Jalen Brown, Duce Robinson, and Zalance Heard. Also, you left out Trevor Goosby as he has already committed.

And that is a crying shame SL Xpress. You have forgotten more about Texas Longhorn athletics than the majority of the mouth breathers around here will ever learn their entire lives, including myself. The only posts I looked forward to reading more than yours were your Dad's. The apple does not fall very far from the tree. Thanks for the salient insight on the current situation.

added Duce Robinson, Dylan Rogers Paker is committed to LSU OFFENSE (13) Quarterback (1) 1. Arch Manning Isidore Newman (New Orleans, LA) 6-4 215 98.65 ***** TEXAS Running Back (2) 2. Rueben Owens El Campo (El Campo, TX) 6-0 200 95.30 **** Louisville 3. Cedric Baxter Jr. Edgewater (Orlando, FL) 6-1 205 94.67 **** 4. Tre Wisner Connally (Waco, TX) 5-11 181 89.75 **** TEXAS 5. Cameron Cook Stony Point (Round Rock, TX) 5-10 180 89.75 **** 6. Javin Simpkins Norland (Miami, FL) 5-8 175 89.35 **** A’Marion Peterson, Quentin Joyner, Kedrick Reescano Wide Receiver (3) 7. Jalen Brown Gulliver Prep (Miami, FL) 6-1 160 95.80 **** 8. Johntay Cook II DeSoto (DeSoto, TX) 6-0 171 95.30 **** 9. Jaquaize Pettaway Langham Creek (Houston, TX) 5-11 170 93.92 **** 10. Ryan Niblett Aldine Eisenhower (Houston, TX) 6-0170 93.58 **** TEXAS 11. Jalen Hale Longview (Longview, TX) 6-1 173 93.52 **** 12. Jaden Greathouse Westlake (Austin, TX) 6-2 219 92.00 **** 13. Braylon James Stony Point (Round Rock, TX) 6-3 174 91.80 **** Notre Dame 14. Jonah Wilson Dekaney (Houston, TX) 6-2 200 90.17 **** 15. Kyle Parker Lovejoy (Lucas, TX) 5-1 1175 86.70 *** LSU Anthony Evans Tight End (3) 16. Duce Robinson Pinnacle (Phoenix, AZ) 6-6 230 95.80 ***** 17. Lafayette Kaiuway Sam Houston (Arlington, TX) 6-5 215 88.03 *** TCU 18. Will Randle Isidore Newman (New Orleans, LA) 6-4 220 88.00 *** TEXAS 19. Connor Cox The Bolles School (Jacksonville, FL) 6-5 225 87.00 *** 20. Spencer Shannon Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) 6-7 230 87.00 *** TEXAS Offensive Line (4) 21. Zalance Heard Neville (Monroe, LA) 6-5.5 305 94.00 **** 22. Harris Sewell Permian (Odessa, TX) 6-4 302 93.25 **** 23. Markis Deal Naaman Forest (Garland, TX) 6-4 280 92.85 **** 24. Isaiah Robinson Lamar (Arlington, TX) 6-7 278 90.92 **** 25. Ian Reed Vandegrift (Austin, TX) 6-6 290 90.67 **** Clemson 26. Terrance Green Cy Woods (Cypress, TX) 6-5.5 275 90.00 **** 27. Jaydon Chatman Harker Heights (Harker Heights, TX) 6-4 285 89.78 **** 28. Connor Stroh Wakeland (Frisco, TX) 6-7 345 88.25 *** 29. Andre Cojoe Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, TX) 6-6 334 86.67 *** Jarren Wood, TJ Shanahan, Chase Bisontis, Zay Alexander, Francis Mauigoa, Vysen Lang, Malachi Breland, Narado Stoker DEFENSE (14) Edge (3) 1. Derion Gullette Marlin (Marlin, TX) 6-3 225 92.13 **** 2. Desmond Umeozulu C.H. Flowers (Up. Marlboro, MD) 6-6 222 91.20 **** 3. Colton Vasek Westlake (Austin, TX) 6-6 225 91.05 **** 4. Braylan Shelby Friendswood (Friendswood, TX) 6-5 225 91.03 **** 5. Brad Spence Klein Forest (Houston, TX) 6-3 215 87.33 *** 6. Billy Walton South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 6-3220 86.83 *** Oklahoma St Matayo Uiagalelei, Tausili Akana, Bai Jobe, Princewill Umanmielen, Tre Williams Defensive Line (3) 7. David Hicks Allen (Allen, TX) 6-4 270 97.47 ***** 8. Avion Carter Tascosa (Amarillo, TX) 6-3 252 91.20 **** TCU 9. Dylan Spencer C.E. King (Houston, TX) 6-4 241 90.20 **** TEXAS 10. Ashton Porter Cy Ranch (Cypress, TX) 6-3 236 90.17 **** Northwestern 11. Ansel Nedore Round Rock (Round Rock, TX) 6-3 255 89.33 **** 12. My'Keil Gardner Liberty (Peoria, AZ) 6-3 287 88.67 *** 13. Samu Taumanupepe Atascocita (Humble, TX) DL 6-3 375 87.00 *** Jordan Renaud, Sydir Mitchell, Trey Wilson, Enow Etta Linebacker (3) 14. Anthony Hill Ryan (Denton, TX) 6-2 228 96.83 ***** 15. S’Maje Burrell North Crowley (Fort Worth, TX) 6-1 215 90.42 **** TEXAS 16. Liona Lefau Kahuku (Kahuku, HI) 6-1 211 89.28 **** 17. Dylan Rogers Cy Woods (Cypress, TX) 6-2 205 88.00 *** 18. Jayven Anderson North Shore (Houston, TX) 6-1210 84.50 *** Kennon Loftin, Johnathan Hall, Liona Lefau, Corey Kelly, Kylan Salter, Bryson Washington, Caleb Otlewski Cornerback (2) 19. Malik Muhammad South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 5-11 169 94.42 **** 20. Bravion Rogers La Grange (La Grange, TX) 6-0 175 95.00 **** a&m 21. Jayvon Thomas South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 5-11 170 93.25 **** a&m 22. Jordan Matthews Woodlawn (Baton Rouge, LA) 6-1 175 91.97 **** Rodrick Pleasant, TayShawn Wilson, Jasiah Wagoner, Chance Rucker, Vernon Glover, Jaylon Braxton, Jacoby Davis Safety (2) 23. Javien Toviano Martin (Arlington, TX) 6-1 185 95.50 **** 24. Derek Williams Westgate (New Iberia, LA) 6-3 185 95.38 **** 25. Dalton Brooks Shiner (Shiner, TX) 6-1 175 93.50 **** 26. Jamel Johnson Seguin (Arlington, TX) 6-1 174 90.95 **** TEXAS 27. Tyler Turner William J. Brennan (San Antonio, TX) 6-0 180 88.80 *** Oregon 28. Johnathan Hall Katy (Katy, TX) 6-1 200 87.00 *** Makari Vickers, Deldrick Madison, Daniel Demery, Braxton Myers, Jordan Sanford, Devin McCuin, Javeon Wilcox Athlete (1) 29. Mikal Harrison-Pilot Temple (Temple, TX) 6-0 190 91.70 **** 30. John Randle Jr. Heights (Wichita, KS) 6-0 180 89.85 **** 31. Jamaal Shaw West Orange-Stark (Orange, TX) 6-1 180 89.00 **** Anthony White Special Teams (1) Punter (1) 1. Tyler White Carroll Senior (Southlake, TX) 6-5 200 80.00 *** a&m Which of the above does Manning's commitment help the most?

Would Texas take 3 Tight Ends even if one was Duce Robinson?

How does Manning's commitment effect the following list? OFFENSE (12) Quarterback (1) 1. Arch Manning Isidore Newman (New Orleans, LA) 6-4 215 98.65 ***** TEXAS Running Back (2) 2. Rueben Owens El Campo (El Campo, TX) 6-0 200 95.30 **** Louisville 3. Cedric Baxter Jr. Edgewater (Orlando, FL) 6-1 205 94.67 **** 4. Tre Wisner Connally (Waco, TX) 5-11 181 89.75 **** TEXAS 5. Cameron Cook Stony Point (Round Rock, TX) 5-10 180 89.75 **** 6. Javin Simpkins Norland (Miami, FL) 5-8 175 89.35 **** A’Marion Peterson, Quentin Joyner, Kedrick Reescano Wide Receiver (3) 7. Jalen Brown Gulliver Prep (Miami, FL) 6-1 160 95.80 **** 8. Johntay Cook II DeSoto (DeSoto, TX) 6-0 171 95.30 **** 9. Jaquaize Pettaway Langham Creek (Houston, TX) 5-11 170 93.92 **** 10. Ryan Niblett Aldine Eisenhower (Houston, TX) 6-0170 93.58 **** TEXAS 11. Jalen Hale Longview (Longview, TX) 6-1 173 93.52 **** 12. Braylon James Stony Point (Round Rock, TX) 6-3 174 91.80 **** Notre Dame 13. Jaden Greathouse Westlake (Austin, TX) 6-2 219 92.00 **** 14. Jonah Wilson Dekaney (Houston, TX) 6-2 200 90.17 **** 15. Kyle Parker Lovejoy (Lucas, TX) 5-1 1175 86.70 *** Anthony Evans Tight End (2) 16. Lafayette Kaiuway Sam Houston (Arlington, TX) 6-5 215 88.03 *** TCU 17. Will Randle Isidore Newman (New Orleans, LA) 6-4 220 88.00 *** TEXAS 18. Connor Cox The Bolles School (Jacksonville, FL) 6-5 225 87.00 *** 19. Spencer Shannon Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) 6-7 230 87.00 *** TEXAS Offensive Line (4) 20. Zalance Heard Neville (Monroe, LA) 6-5.5 305 94.00 **** 21. Harris Sewell Permian (Odessa, TX) 6-4 302 93.25 **** 22. Markis Deal Naaman Forest (Garland, TX) 6-4 280 92.85 **** 23. Isaiah Robinson Lamar (Arlington, TX) 6-7 278 90.92 **** 24. Ian Reed Vandegrift (Austin, TX) 6-6 290 90.67 **** Clemson 25. Terrance Green Cy Woods (Cypress, TX) 6-5.5 275 90.00 **** 26. Jaydon Chatman Harker Heights (Harker Heights, TX) 6-4 285 89.78 **** 27. Connor Stroh Wakeland (Frisco, TX) 6-7 345 88.25 *** 28. Andre Cojoe Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, TX) 6-6 334 86.67 *** Jarren Wood, TJ Shanahan, Chase Bisontis, Zay Alexander, Francis Mauigoa, Vysen Lang, Malachi Breland, Narado Stoker DEFENSE (14) Edge (3) 1. Derion Gullette Marlin (Marlin, TX) 6-3 225 92.13 **** 2. Desmond Umeozulu C.H. Flowers (Up. Marlboro, MD) 6-6 222 91.20 **** 3. Colton Vasek Westlake (Austin, TX) 6-6 225 91.05 **** 4. Braylan Shelby Friendswood (Friendswood, TX) 6-5 225 91.03 **** 5. Brad Spence Klein Forest (Houston, TX) 6-3 215 87.33 *** 6. Billy Walton South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 6-3220 86.83 *** Oklahoma St Matayo Uiagalelei, Tausili Akana, Bai Jobe, Princewill Umanmielen, Tre Williams Defensive Line (3) 7. David Hicks Allen (Allen, TX) 6-4 270 97.47 ***** 8. Avion Carter Tascosa (Amarillo, TX) 6-3 252 91.20 **** TCU 9. Dylan Spencer C.E. King (Houston, TX) 6-4 241 90.20 **** TEXAS 10. Ashton Porter Cy Ranch (Cypress, TX) 6-3 236 90.17 **** Northwestern 11. Ansel Nedore Round Rock (Round Rock, TX) 6-3 255 89.33 **** 12. My'Keil Gardner Liberty (Peoria, AZ) 6-3 287 88.67 *** 13. Samu Taumanupepe Atascocita (Humble, TX) DL 6-3 375 87.00 *** Jordan Renaud, Sydir Mitchell, Trey Wilson, Enow Etta Linebacker (3) 14. Anthony Hill Ryan (Denton, TX) 6-2 228 96.83 ***** 15. S’Maje Burrell North Crowley (Fort Worth, TX) 6-1 215 90.42 **** TEXAS 16. Liona Lefau Kahuku (Kahuku, HI) 6-1 211 89.28 **** 17. Jayven Anderson North Shore (Houston, TX) 6-1210 84.50 *** Kennon Loftin, Johnathan Hall, Liona Lefau, Corey Kelly, Kylan Salter, Bryson Washington, Caleb Otlewski Cornerback (2) 18. Malik Muhammad South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 5-11 169 94.42 **** 19. Bravion Rogers La Grange (La Grange, TX) 6-0 175 95.00 **** a&m 20. Jayvon Thomas South Oak Cliff (Dallas, TX) 5-11 170 93.25 **** a&m 21. Jordan Matthews Woodlawn (Baton Rouge, LA) 6-1 175 91.97 **** Rodrick Pleasant, TayShawn Wilson, Jasiah Wagoner, Chance Rucker, Vernon Glover, Jaylon Braxton, Jacoby Davis Safety (2) 22. Javien Toviano Martin (Arlington, TX) 6-1 185 95.50 **** 23. Derek Williams Westgate (New Iberia, LA) 6-3 185 95.38 **** 24. Dalton Brooks Shiner (Shiner, TX) 6-1 175 93.50 **** 25. Jamel Johnson Seguin (Arlington, TX) 6-1 174 90.95 **** TEXAS 26. Tyler Turner William J. Brennan (San Antonio, TX) 6-0 180 88.80 *** Oregon 27. Johnathan Hall Katy (Katy, TX) 6-1 200 87.00 *** Makari Vickers, Deldrick Madison, Daniel Demery, Braxton Myers, Jordan Sanford, Devin McCuin, Javeon Wilcox Athlete (1) 28. Mikal Harrison-Pilot Temple (Temple, TX) 6-0 190 91.70 **** 29. John Randle Jr. Heights (Wichita, KS) 6-0 180 89.85 **** 30. Jamaal Shaw West Orange-Stark (Orange, TX) 6-1 180 89.00 **** Anthony White Special Teams (1) Punter (1) 1. Tyler White Carroll Senior (Southlake, TX) 6-5 200 80.00 *** a&m

June 19th, 1950 – Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium – Omaha, Nebraska 72 years ago, during game 9 of the College World Series, Jim Ehler (Texas) pitched the very first No-Hitter in CWS history. It was also the first CWS No-Hitter at famed Rosenblatt Stadium. Texas beat Tufts 7-0. The next day on June 20th, during game 12 of the CWS in the bottom of the third inning, Kal Segrist (Texas 1B) hit the very first Grand Slam in CWS history. It was also the first CWS Grand Slam at Rosenblatt Stadium. Texas beat Washington State 12-1. Texas beat Rutgers in game 14, and then Washington State again in game 15 to win the 1950 College World Series. The final victory gave Texas and legendary Coach Bibb Falk their second College Baseball National Championship, which was the first repeat CWS Champion. So began The University of Texas at Omaha - Founded 1949. 38 trips to Omaha (10+ more than any other team) 24 Top 3 finishes (1st – 6; 2nd – 6; 3rd – 12) 7+ more than any other team and still playing in 2022. Hook em’ Horns.

I'm don't remember exactly, but the average of the 308.xx group of recruits was something like .93xx Is .02xx difference a large number? I don't know. I would guess that it is a significant difference.

Not to split hairs but 2022 ended up .9100 (25.4813/28=.9100) 2002 was .9104 but there were at least 11 that never really saw the field. If you include the seven (so far) transfers (using HS rating, not T rating) 2022 is .8926 Neyor, Milton, and Dorsey were not rated very high coming out of HS. There were 27 in the 2002 class. 2022 has 28 plus 7 transfers (may be more)

Thanks for correcting my timeline. So Alcindor would have been about nine years old in 1956 and in fifth grade or so; not High School. The rest of the story about his #33 from Giant Steps is correct I'm pretty sure.

The 1956 Giants had 5 future Pro-football HOF members and nine NFL All-Pros on the team. Who knows if Landry and Lombardi would have won the championship without that level of talent. What I was attempting to point out was that two of the greatest coaches of all time had a lot of talent on their Championship team and in took three years, and BOTH of them to put it all together. By the way there were two other members of that 1956 Giants team that would go on to become Head Coaches beside Landry and Lombardi. Dick Nolan - San Fransisco 49r's and Alex Webster NY Giants.

Emlen Tunnell was the first African American to be inducted into the Pro-football Hall of Fame. Rosey Brown was an All-Pro OT and Rosey Grier was an All-Pro DT, both were African American. An interesting side note, Lew Alcindor was a young high school basketball player from New York in 1956. Mel Triplett was a RB on the Giants Championship team. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wrote in his 1984 memoir Giant Steps, that he wore #33 because that was Mel Triplett's number on the Giants. Triplett was MVP in the 1956 Championship game against the Chicago Bears.

The 1953 New York Giants were horrible. 3-9 and last place even though they had five Pro-football Hall of Fame players on the rooster: Frank Gifford RB, Emlen Tunnell DB, Tom Landry DB/P, Arnie Weinmeister DT; Rosey Brown OT; and Charlie Conerly QB (College Football Hall of Fame), plus All-Pro Kyle Rote WR. In 1954 Tim Mara hired an assistant coach from Army to be the Offensive Coordinator. That assistant was Vince Lombardi. Mara also made Tom Landry the Defensive Coordinator (player/coach). Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry, under Head Coach Jim Lee Howell took that 3-9 last place team to 7-5 and 3rd place. In 1955 they went 6-5-1 and again 3rd place. In 1956 Tom Landry and Vince Lombardi (Howell HC) won the NFL Championship. Two of the greatest football coaches of all time needed the third year to win a championship. That 1956 NY Giants Championship team had five Pro-football Hall of Fame players on the rooster: Frank Gifford RB, Emlen Tunnell DB, Sam Huff LB, Andy Robustelli DT, Rosey Brown OT; and Charlie Conerly QB (College Football Hall of Fame), plus All-Pro Kyle Rote WR and Rosey Grier DT.

I will take the under @8.5 That is as sure a winner as I will make this year.

gmr548, Although I may differ with you on the outcome of specific games, we are in complete agreement on the overall record. 6-6 or 7-5 regular season is what it is going to be. 6-6 regular season probably gets Texas a B1G team they can beat in the Guaranteed Rate Bowl, thus 7-6. A regular season of 7-5 will get Texas an SEC team in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl which will probably beat Texas, thus 7-6. Either way I agree the 7.5 line for the over /under is probably correct. Basically I was saying the under @7.5 without including a bowl game outcome was a sure bet. The under @7.5 with a bowl game outcome is still a pretty fair bet. The over@7.5 with a bowl game outcome is no better than even money odds and thus not a very good bet at all.

If Texas beats Baylor I think they will participate in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis to play an "also ran" SEC team. If Texas loses to Baylor then its the Guaranteed Rate Bowl in Phoenix to play an "also ran" B1G team. Not including a bowl game outcome in your wager almost assuredly makes taking the under @7.5 a sure bet. Even if you include a bowl game outcome in the wager you are only getting even money odds for the over. Not a very good bet at all.

You 7.5 number is interesting. @ULM, UTSA, Iowa St, TCU, and @Kansas are all most likely wins. 5-0 Alabama, Oklahoma (Dallas), @Oklahoma St are all probable losses. 5-3 West Virginia and @Texas Tech are toss-ups so 6-4. @Kansas St and Baylor are tougher toss-ups so probably 6-6 or may be 7-5. History says Texas will lose one and win one they should not. Either way Texas goes 7-5 or 6-6 in the regular season. So, my inquiry about including a bowl outcome is germane to the wager if Texas beats either Kansas St or Baylor. Of course, if Texas loses to both, then a bowl game would not affect the 7.5 line. Texas could get 8 wins if they beat either Kansas St or Baylor; and win a bowl game. Hence your 7.5 being an interesting line.

closetohumping, Are you including the outcome of a bowl game in the 7.5 over/under?

Could not agree with you more. "Time to embrace the horror." https://y.yarn.co/afafbd24-1729-4e6c-b1f8-262a25400183.mp4

What did Jaylon Gulbeau do to get suspended from the team today?

What did Jaylon Gulbeau do to get suspended from the team today?

OK fine, Texas Tech is a win, then Iowa St is a loss. Still 6-5 going into the Baylor game. Sark will end up 7-6 after the bowl mark my words

Alabama, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St, Texas Tech, and Kansas St. are all losses in 2022 ULM, UTSA, West Virginia, Iowa St, TCU, and Kansas are wins 6-5 when Baylor comes to Austin the Saturday after Thanksgiving Beat Baylor and Sark goes to the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis to play an SEC "also-ran" like Ole Miss, Arkansas, Missouri, etc. Lose to Baylor and its the Guaranteed Rate Bowl in Phoenix to play a B1G "wanna-be" like Nebraska, Maryland, Northwestern, etc. either way Texas won't see eight wins in 2022