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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
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Danny Boyle is probably my first suggestion, as well. He’s all over the place and always interesting. Deep cut for my cineastes, but Takashi Miike. Ron Howard is someone else, too, that doesn’t really have a personal visual style and is willing to play in lots of different sandboxes.
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Bear in mind he’s still growing, but he’s the TyAnthony Smith replacement, not a thumper in the middle. Maybe they will move Smith inside now that he’s had three years of strength and weight gains. Hill, by comparison, had an NFL body and measurables as a freshman.
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Listening to them, as well. One read on it is Sark is willing to lose someone graded as “satisfactory” perhaps over money. If true, it’s an interesting show of self-discipline. It could also be more of a “you’re not guaranteed a spot next year because we were looking for an A Hill replacement and got more interest than we expected”, bear in mind this is all conjecture.
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Happy to eat my words on this if I’m wrong because I haven’t taken a look at the redrawn map in Dallas, but I doubt the GOP drew a map that a) would be intentional about flipping a black majority electorate district into a district more attainable by a Republican or b) look at Crockett in particular as someone they might want to get rid of. I don’t think she’s high profile enough for the latter and more useful as a DPT boogeyman (errr..woman) to help rile up their base.
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It was posted either here or on the Crockett thread previously, and personally it’s pretty low on my personal GOP infuriation index. If Talarico can’t beat Crockett in a primary he’s not getting past Paxton and same for her.
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You jest, but it takes a special talent to craft stories about fathers, sons and the hazards of youth in fifteen different films and not tell exactly the same story thrice.
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Am I to understand you hold them in a higher esteem now that you've been inside the fishbowl? Because I don't think the dominant perception here is they possess any particular acumen besides a high tolerance for flattering idiot teenagers in exchange for access.
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Little known fact but when Bobby Burton had a meeting with a plastic surgeon a few years ago and was asked what he had in mind, Burton handed over a headshot of Dave Ward and sat silent (actually he said “this is a shout out to Tito’s Vodka and the Loewy Law Firm”)
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1. It’s more reactionary to losing Terry Joseph and not being able to make more hay recruiting in South Louisiana despite LSU starting with a dead man walking head coach and then firing him. 2. The long term problem is the line, not the RB talent (probably). We had several years under Sark where this was the strength of the team.
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Emma Stone gets all the attention for her risk taking and Margot Robbie for selling tickets, but I think Dunst is the most versatile actress (hell, maybe performer) working in film.
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He was so incensed at the temerity of a question about Akina on the podcast yesterday that I'm convinced he owes Akina money.
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That's a big part of the requirement of being a passable alternative. You think CNN, NY Times, WaPo, etc., take satisfaction from publishing/broadcasting stories about Trump ALL of the time? He's outrageous and funny and dumb and excites their readers and those that claim to ignore them in equal measure. They're compelled because he makes the story about himself and sucks all of the oxygen away from everything else. I used to think his barnstorming tour and the MAGA spectacle was a horrible waste of campaign time and energy but he's ably used it now for a decade to figure out what appeals to the crowd in the coliseum. The right leaning media bubble is just as easily co-optable if the Democrat candidates can be similarly attuned and be interesting.
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I think this board and Democrats in Texas have convinced themselves it’s futile because of a close Beto loss and a historically terrible state party. Here’s a different spin-there’s never been a better time to be a new candidate-you don’t have to have been groomed for office, serving as a Houston city councilmen or mayor of Tyler or whatever (but any of that is a plus if it’s honing political skills). You don’t have to wait your turn behind Greg Casar or the cowardly Castro twins. You just need to be able to get attention, funny and angry in equal measure and have smart people helping you produce social media content. There are so, so many targets to aim at with the incumbent state GOP it’s almost impossible to not have ample material with which to work. And you already have proof of concept-it’s basically the Mamdani campaign. And here’s the other side of the coin-the state Republicans don’t even concern themselves with being popular! That’s politics 101 and they don’t care! They have a machine producing unexciting candidates that win almost purely by virtue of TDP failure to put forth a passable alternative. They don’t even have a Rick Perry in their bullpen, pretty much everyone is entirely captured by the hard right billionaires and they can’t tack back to the center in a general because they only get to do what they’re told.
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I think he's referring to the 2018 Senate race that Beto lost by 2.5% FWIW, the Democratic primary might as well have been uncontested for how feckless the other candidates were.
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