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Watched the presser and the only difference between them is that Card seems more scripted in his responses. After the first question it was basically "Yeah, well, like I said I try to focus on myself and learn from the past."

Quinn just wants to win games and get paid. 

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4 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

Was wondering why the DT's pad level was so high and then noticed it was 45 who was playing and it made more sense

Man... how's that still not corrected

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2 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

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Have never coached football a day in my life, but 45 and 93 on the interior might as well have bought a ticket to watch this play

Maybe they thought the offense was doing a victory formation play

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34 minutes ago, westexhorn said:

supposedly the guy who gave the video to that twitter dude didnt like it was posted.  great throw though.

Probably because that is from the recordings the coaching staff uses for film breakdown.  I imagine he could get fired for that.

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18 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

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Have never coached football a day in my life, but 45 and 93 on the interior might as well have bought a ticket to watch this play

I’m more concerned that they are all the size of ants.

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40 minutes ago, kevwun said:

Probably because that is from the recordings the coaching staff uses for film breakdown.  I imagine he could get fired for that.

Exactly. 
 

Thats not some high school coach who secretly took a video, that’s somebody with access to the practice cut up and inside the program. Sending that to somebody on Twitter wasn’t a good business decision. 

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52 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said:

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Have never coached football a day in my life, but 45 and 93 on the interior might as well have bought a ticket to watch this play

They were tired and the session is called “fastball” this may have been a two minute drill portion of practice.

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38 minutes ago, OB3 said:

Looks like Finkley

That was Justice Finkley for sure. Ovie on the other side. Sweat and Broughton in the interior. JT Sanders caught the pass with Cook in coverage.

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12 minutes ago, RaysBoomBoomRoom said:

They were tired and the session is called “fastball” this may have been a two minute drill portion of practice.

No no no. We need to grade the entire OL and DL based on one out of context play that none of us were supposed to see anyway. 

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4 hours ago, FreeHorn said:

Exactly. 
 

Thats not some high school coach who secretly took a video, that’s somebody with access to the practice cut up and inside the program. Sending that to somebody on Twitter wasn’t a good business decision. 

So...is this a mistake or a bad decision?

....asking for a friend.

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16 minutes ago, TexMexBuddha said:

So...is this a mistake or a bad decision?

....asking for a friend.

mistake for putting it on twitter.. should just post it here.. we know how to keep a secret, right @NowThis ?

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Greg Davis would have this team averaging 40ppg.

Bijan and Rochon would stunt and flex on them hoes.

As long as nobody blitzed Hudson Mock, he'd throw darts.  Ewers and Maalik would RS.

Even the OL would look serviceable.

Get that Lik'm'Aid, GD.

 

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24 minutes ago, ztejas said:

Never happens if Saban is the coach. 

That's because Bama doesn't need to tape practice. Saban has a photographic memory, and when they want to "review film", they just hook him up to the A/V system like he's C-3PO telling a story to Ewoks.

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7 hours ago, Octavian said:

These tv networks probably just want the Texas vs. Alabama game to be as big as possible. If that means it’s the 1 vs. the 6 seed team in the country, much better for TV than 1 vs. 21

100%. That game will be hyped to the max. We shouldnt even be ranked preseason. 

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These tv networks probably just want the Texas vs. Alabama game to be as big as possible. If that means it’s the 1 vs. the 6 seed team in the country, much better for TV than 1 vs. 21

Yup. Saban vs. Saban coaching tree. Heisman candidates. Quinn the Savior. #1 vs # pickatoptenESPN. So many stories and angles.
Dolla, dolla bills, y’all.
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59 minutes ago, SKA the boss said:


Yup. Saban vs. Saban coaching tree. Heisman candidates. Quinn the Savior. #1 vs # pickatoptenESPN. So many stories and angles.
Dolla, dolla bills, y’all.

That’s really how you know Texas even with mediocrity is That “TEAM”. . . Imagine if we were actually good and in playoff and National championship talk every year. . We might be unbearable 😂😂😂

 

But we already knew that though 

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NIL

Way behind the scenes, there was good news on the NIL front this week for the Texas program. While we won’t get into specifics, a hurdle of sorts was cleared, and more activity is expected in the coming weeks and months.

It couldn’t come at a better time for Texas.

Other schools in the state are ramping up their “legal” NIL efforts. Texas Tech is attempting to go beyond its crowd source effort of the Matador Club, and schematically reach into the coffers of its biggest donors, especially those in Dallas. And SMU backers are said to have recently raised $3mm annually for their own efforts.

No word on any transparent NIL efforts in College Station. But that should come as no surprise.

TEAM

Thursday’s practice was a great day for both quarterbacks. Each have shown improvement throughout spring. Hudson Card has much better overall command of the offense than a year ago. Quinn Ewers’ confidence grows with each practice. Both were “slinging it” on Thursday. Since last Saturday’s scrimmage the competition has really heated up with Ewers getting more and more work with the ones.

Hayden Conner and Jaylen Garth have both worked at left and right tackle, with Conner also at right guard. Coaches are just trying guys in different spots to see what does and doesn’t work. “They like Conner’s versatility and want to see what he can handle,” said one source.

That written, the best tackle on the team is Andrej Karic or Christian Jones, with most sources giving the slight edge to Karic.

Tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders plays both attached and flexed, but mostly attached. JTS has serious 1-on-1 ball skills the staff wants to take advantage of. That versatility will make for some interesting looks. His position-mate Gunnar Helm is said to be not great at anything but good at everything. Jahleel Billingsley is a very difficult match-up and we'll have more on that.

Looking at corners, Jahdae Barron has probably been the best one this spring. He is quick, versatile, and just a good overall player. After Barron it’s Ryan Watts or D’Shawn Jamison. Watts’ physical advantage playing the run and disrupting route timing are something to monitor. Jamison has been more consistent in coverage than in the past and is the most likely to flip the field. Freshman Terrance Brooks is hard-charging and will play a lot. Don’t forget Jamier Johnson. The second-year player had a particularly strong week of practice.

 

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I love how every $9.95 update gasses up every position until they get to OL and it’s just “uh yeah they’re practicing and trying different stuff and the guys that were bad at OT last year are still the best they’ve got…”

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13 hours ago, SKA the boss said:


Yup. Saban vs. Saban coaching tree. Heisman candidates. Quinn the Savior. #1 vs # pickatoptenESPN. So many stories and angles.
Dolla, dolla bills, y’all.

SEC vs bout-to-be...  that's all the Mouse really needs... everything else is a talking point during CGD.

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1 hour ago, closetohumping said:

Yessir

 

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One of the most valued metrics in college football models like this is Returning Offensive Line Starts. These models work under the assumption that, if a team is choosing to start a player again, he must be a quality offensive lineman. If a team were to curiously start 4 substandard offensive linemen in consecutive seasons, the model will crank out bad data. 

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22 minutes ago, JFKFC said:

One of the most valued metrics in college football models like this is Returning Offensive Line Starts. These models work under the assumption that, if a team is choosing to start a player again, he must be a quality offensive lineman. If a team were to curiously start 4 substandard offensive linemen in consecutive seasons, the model will crank out bad data. 

so... when we have 2 freshmen starters in the fall, we're going to suck again?

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2 minutes ago, Had Enough said:



So I’ll ask simply this. Do you expect our Oline to be better next year? Even incrementally. Year 2. Good coaching. Additional year of maturity. Great incoming talent.

Sure I guess. Can’t get any worse 

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