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Depth chart at fucking safety. Do these fucks actually follow college football? Texas has a freshmen AA at safety, and signed a 5 star (the one that broke them) last year. They have signed 3-5 star safeties in the last 2 classes.

At the DL, they should know about our guys, because they wanted most of them.

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Took about 8 hours after the rest of the internet knew before Texags allowed the Cupp story to stay on the non premium boards.
If you are sure of that then this is hilarious on their censorship. Lots of irony on texags. They claim conservative, but run the place like North Korea. And the sheep not only conform, they praise their rulers. Looch probably even laughs at it himself.
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1 minute ago, markstanco said:
1 hour ago, ShaggyBevo RIP said:
Took about 8 hours after the rest of the internet knew before Texags allowed the Cupp story to stay on the non premium boards.

If you are sure of that then this is hilarious on their censorship. Lots of irony on texags. They claim conservative, but run the place like North Korea. And the sheep not only conform, they praise their rulers. Looch probably even laughs at it himself.

247 aggy had a poster that is pretty close to the family. He was posting updates from the dad. Tarp was laughing at the thought of texaggy deleting threads about the injury.

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1 hour ago, Magus Ossis said:

 

 

Broke 4 bones plus tore an ankle ligament would be especially unusual and bad. The fractures that go most commonly with ankle injuries are the lower ends of the fibula (skinny bone of lower leg) and tibia (shin). The most common bad version of this pattern would be a “trimalleolar” fracture: tibia in 3+ pieces and fibula in 2+. As bad as it is, there would be a ray of hope for being back on it in 6 weeks after surgery and on the field by November. Sometimes the tibia breaks through the weight bearing surface instead of around the edges (plafond fracture). That drops the chances of seeing the field this year close to 0. If he broke his actual ankle bone (talus), he’s getting into new levels of bad. To get to 4 separate bones, you’d add another to those, and it you’d be moving into “unlikely even to walk without a little bit of a limp” territory.

Bottom line, it probably is about how it sounds: no chance he sees the field before October at the earliest— even that would be a surprise— maybe never, depending on what “broke four bones” means.

This is my first thought as well 

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