Everything posted by TXpride
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
Are you assuming Charles/Sharma/Terry (and 4+ DTs from this class) won't be ready to step up in 2027? If that's the case, the portal would be the solution, not another HS recruit. And we just signed 5 from the portal. Doubtful they all hit, but the same can be said for HSers. Again, I'm not against it if they all want in. I just have a hard time seeing it.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
We would be better off hitting the portal for an immediate contributor if Watson and/or January leave early.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
I have seen it. Assuming no attrition, we only lose Brevard and Hunter after next season, leaving 8 plus however many we sign this class. 5 would be a luxury, not a necessity. I don't disagree.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
I have a hard time seeing 5 DTs sticking. We might take them all if they want in, but we don't "need" 5 after backfilling through the portal.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
Have to think one of our current DT commits will either look around or be encouraged to do so if we land 2 more. Not a bad problem to have I guess.
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2026: Boulevard of Broken Bagmen
In all seriousness, he looks much more like a TE than Kent.
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2026 DL Dylan Berymon
Either Sark is actually 5'7 or Berrymon is taller than 6'1.5.
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NIL Recruiting News Megathread
What exactly is stopping Texas from playing the bag game? We've established that paying players isn't morally wrong (quite the opposite, actually). Is it out of respect for the virtuous and ethical NCAA?
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NIL Recruiting News Megathread
Become bagmen.
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2024 Houston Texans Season Thread
Boyd has always been a headcase.
- 2025 Orange Bowl - Notre Dame vs. Penn State
- 2025 Orange Bowl - Notre Dame vs. Penn State
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OU Recruiting 2025: Truck Balls and Broken Dreams
That you @NowThis?
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2024 Week 17 - Cotton Bowl CFP Semifinal Texas vs Ohio State
Rebut this son:
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2024 Week 17 - Cotton Bowl CFP Semifinal Texas vs Ohio State
Lol nice rebuttal.
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2024 Week 17 - Cotton Bowl CFP Semifinal Texas vs Ohio State
"Blue blood" is a subjective term fucktard, not a fact of history. It's based entirely on perception at a given time. We won our first title in 1963. Nebraska won their first in 1970. Minnesota had 7. To think your 2025 opinion will mean jack shit in 2075, when hardly anyone alive remembers Nebraska wining a title, is laughable hubris.
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2024 Week 17 - Cotton Bowl CFP Semifinal Texas vs Ohio State
Hey dipshit, you said "Teams dont become blue bloods and teams don’t lose the designation. The eight blue bloods are now and forever." You think your dumbass opinion of blue blood "designation" in 2025 will mean jack shit 50 years from now? 100 years from now?
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2024 Week 17 - Cotton Bowl CFP Semifinal Texas vs Ohio State
I'm sure Minnesota fans thought the same thing in the 1940s.
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Quinn "La Joya" Ewers - The Man The Myth The Mullet, Now Starting for the Miami Dolphins
I don't know that it would've been irrecoverable (hence "I honestly don't know..."), but I think there's a chance it could've been. All the positive momentum around the program would've done a 180.
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Quinn "La Joya" Ewers - The Man The Myth The Mullet, Now Starting for the Miami Dolphins
Are you saying it wouldn't have been a disaster?
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Quinn "La Joya" Ewers - The Man The Myth The Mullet, Now Starting for the Miami Dolphins
Choking the ASU game away would've been an absolute disaster. I honestly don't know if Sark would've been able to recover from it.
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2024 Week 17 - Cotton Bowl CFP Semifinal Texas vs Ohio State
If Nebraska is still a "blue blood" the term is meaningless.
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Quinn "La Joya" Ewers - The Man The Myth The Mullet, Now Starting for the Miami Dolphins
The significance of 4th and 13 wasn't so much that we advanced.. it's that we avoided one of the biggest choke jobs in CFB history.
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Legacy SEC Teams Had to Prove It on The Field
This year's national champion will not be a conference champion, and will have either 2 losses or a loss to Northern Illinios. This is the new reality with an expanded playoff.
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What teams will use NIL to become the "new" top athletic programs in the years to come?
If Knight really wanted to, Oregon could have a $100M payroll. Or $1B. Or $10B. I can't get inside the head of a billionaire donor, but my guess is they want to give their team a chance without outright buying a championship. Kinda takes away from the thrill of it.