Caden Sterns

[Cairn Horn88 8,502]

26 minutes ago, ztejas said:

Fucking 'ay he's 18 and literally might be one of the best 5 safeties in the nation. Has an underclassman ever won the Thorpe award? I mean what if this kid puts up like 10 picks and 70 tackles on the season?

Does anyone have a good doc that can take a look at this erection that won't go away?

There are some vets over in collie station who'll be happy to accommodate your "issue".  The best part....no charge! 

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1 minute ago, Zavala said:

Jerrod sorry 

 

Just being a smartass, but I agree, don't want Mr Sterns returning punts. I'm almost old enough to be his grandfather, but this guy deserves to be called Mr. Sterns.

[Fondren & Main 6,899]

Heard on kick returns isn’t a bad idea actually.

[ztejas 44,228]

2 minutes ago, Cairn Horn88 said:

There are some vets over in collie station who'll be happy to accommodate your "issue".  The best part....no charge! 

Mmmmm I don't know... just trimmed the hedges.

I hear aggy likes their lovers a bit more... woolly. 

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6 minutes ago, Fondren & Main said:

Heard on kick returns isn’t a bad idea actually.

Until he runs out of bounds at the 10 to avoid contact.

[NowThis 931]

3 minutes ago, Casual Encounter said:

Until he runs out of bounds at the 10 to avoid contact.

or just call a fair catch and 25

[Coelenterate Fuccboi 13,434]

8 minutes ago, NowThis said:

or just call a fair catch and 25

That’s utilizing his perceived skills.

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https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/college-are-the-texas-longhorns-back-to-national-prominence

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Perhaps the most compelling storyline to come out of Austin through four weeks is the play of the secondary, most notably that of true freshman Caden Sterns. Currently possessing our highest coverage grade among true freshman defensive backs, Sterns has three interceptions and two additional pass breakups despite just seven targets while he’s logged 167 snaps in coverage.

 

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There are a handful of big-time impact freshmen at quarterback and the offensive skill positions through the first quarter of the college football season. Be it gunslingers at Texas Tech and Clemson or dangerous skill players at USC and Purdue, young players always make an impact.

The biggest impact, however, comes on the defensive side in what 247Sports director of scouting Barton Simmons describes as the best freshman out there.

“I think Caden Sterns is the best freshman in college football,” Simmons said. “It’s about, not just the play making he’s bringing to the table for Texas, but the big plays in big moments. You can make a case where Texas has beaten in the last couple weeks USC and TCU, you can make a case they don’t win those games without Caden Sterns.”

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Sterns plays defensive back and special teams for the 3-1 Longhorns, who are back in the Associated Press Top 25 thanks to a win over TCU. Sterns himself is fresh off a nod as the 247Sports Freshman of the Week because of it.

“TCU is very confident, moving the football, two interceptions, changes the game,” Simmons said. “What he’s bringing to the table, not just in terms of his play making, but the energy that defense is feeding off with him. He is the most impactful true freshman in the country right now.”

Sterns also flipped the script on USC in Week 3 because of his impact on special teams.

“Against USC, the Trojans are driving, getting a little momentum, kicking a field goal to cut the lead to 23-17 before Caden Sterns blocks a kick, returns for a touchdown,” Simmons said. “That opens the floodgates for that game.”

The top-ranked safety in the 247Sports Composite for the 2018 class, Sterns won Texas’ starting job with room to spare in fall camp. Thus far the freshman from San Antonio has totaled 15 tackles (sixth on the team) and a trio of interceptions, which is tied for the second most nationally.

“He has a bright future,” said Texas linebacker Gary Johnson. “That guy gives everything he’s got, in practice, film or whatever. … It’s crazy to have a young guy that’s ready to produce and make big plays in front of 100,000 people.”

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In his first four games at the college level, Sterns has 15 tackles and three interceptions.

“There's a lot of pride (in Texas playing great defense),” coach Tom Herman said. “And you guys probably get sick of me saying it, but since the inception of the BCS and now into the College Football Playoff, there has been one national champion that's finished with a total defense outside the Top 25, and that was Auburn. I think they finished 32nd that year, but they also had a quarterback named Cameron Newton that was a pretty good player. We understand that to play at a championship level you're going to have to play great defense.”

 

 

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Edited September 25, 2018 by kingkoopa6

[ztejas 44,228]

7 minutes ago, kingkoopa6 said:

 

thought id create this for the boner jams collection

That block by Davis...

Edited September 25, 2018 by ztejas

[victory88 5,764]

I love watching him play.  He’s the most instinctual player we’ve had on the 40 in quite some time.  It’s not like the QBs are throwing him the ball to his chest like Robinson did on the Brandon Jones interceptions.  Sterns is tracking and breaking on the ball while it’s in the air.  He’s a straight up ball hawk.  Let’s also not forget, he would have had another interception if it were for Davante Davis running into him mid air.  Forget which game that was.

 

Was listening to a podcast and they refer to him as “ The Wolf of DKR”... love it haha.

[NowThis 931]

1 hour ago, kingkoopa6 said:

 

posting for boner jams collection

did Sterns block it or someone else? it's a bit too fast imo, the gif, can it be enlarged and slowed down?

[BigOrange1 6,611]

sterns blocked it, wheeler returned it for the TD

[hornian 5,293]

2 minutes ago, NowThis said:

did Sterns block it or someone else? it's a bit too fast imo, the gif, can it be enlarged and slowed down?

Have you been under a rock for the past 2 weeks?

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1 hour ago, victory88 said:

I love watching him play.  He’s the most instinctual player we’ve had on the 40 in quite some time.  It’s not like the QBs are throwing him the ball to his chest like Robinson did on the Brandon Jones interceptions.  Sterns is tracking and breaking on the ball while it’s in the air.  He’s a straight up ball hawk.  Let’s also not forget, he would have had another interception if it were for Davante Davis running into him mid air.  Forget which game that was.

 

Was listening to a podcast and they refer to him as “ The Wolf of DKR”... love it haha.

Often a guy has all the physical tools like Brandon Jones but just needs seasoning before the game "slows down for him."  The game already looks pretty slow for Sterns.

[NowThis 931]

10 minutes ago, hornian said:

Have you been under a rock for the past 2 weeks?

am i supposed to memorize every damn play for the last 4 week? lmao

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Just now, NowThis said:

am i supposed to memorize every damn play for the last 4 week? lmao

No, just the scoring plays. 

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6 minutes ago, NowThis said:

am i supposed to memorize every damn play for the last 4 week? lmao

No, but it’s kinda hard to forget the most memorable play of our season to date

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21 minutes ago, NowThis said:

did Sterns block it or someone else? it's a bit too fast imo, the gif, can it be enlarged and slowed down?

For the record, pretty sure ztejas was referring to the block #18 Davante Davis made on the holder.

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45 minutes ago, hornian said:

No, just the scoring plays. 

And the pivotal ones...

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47 minutes ago, dilloncp98 said:

No, but it’s kinda hard to forget the most memorable play of our season to date

nah, i'd say the most memorable was his pick off the trick RB pass. Also, i'd put some of those lunging WR TD catches by Colin and others right up there. 

[Steel Shank 9,553]

Do you remember that one play where Steel Shank scored at your momma's house?

[hornian 5,293]

19 minutes ago, Steel Shank said:

Do you remember that one play where Steel Shank scored at your momma's house?

Dad?

[Jkwellborn 7,036]

Do you remember that one play where Steel Shank scored at your momma's house?

As often as someone does that, who count keep count?

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His brother Jordan (Oklahoma State) was our Uber driver to the game. Awesome dude. Unfortunately, he just got released from the KC Chiefs. Talking to him though, he said he’s gonna keep working out, and give it one more try before he hangs them up. He bragged on his little brother on our way to the game, and my buddy and I texted him updates throughout. I wish him luck, and his little brother is a fucking beast.

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4 hours ago, NowThis said:

am i supposed to memorize every damn play for the last 4 week? lmao

What a pear shaped loser

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we can be sure of one thing - the position has improved since Dylan Haines. 

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we can be sure of one thing - the position has improved since Dylan Haines. 

Lago Vista is a powerhouse. Lulz

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5 hours ago, NowThis said:

did Sterns block it or someone else? it's a bit too fast imo, the gif, can it be enlarged and slowed down?

If you speed it up and zoom out, you can hardly tell it’s him.

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[ousux 5,638]

done
 

GJ and our d-line doin work with those blocks as well..

[ousux 5,638]

I love watching him play.  He’s the most instinctual player we’ve had on the 40 in quite some time.  It’s not like the QBs are throwing him the ball to his chest like Robinson did on the Brandon Jones interceptions.  Sterns is tracking and breaking on the ball while it’s in the air.  He’s a straight up ball hawk.  Let’s also not forget, he would have had another interception if it were for Davante Davis running into him mid air.  Forget which game that was.
 
Was listening to a podcast and they refer to him as “ The Wolf of DKR”... love it haha.

Not gonna blame Davis on that one, he was actually in better position to catch it than Caden..

[ousux 5,638]

we can be sure of one thing - the position has improved since Dylan Haines. 

Why you gotta go and remind us of the bad old days? *shudders*

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On 9/25/2018 at 6:24 PM, NowThis said:

we can be sure of one thing - the position has improved since Dylan Haines. 

Human Hurdle

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On 9/25/2018 at 2:18 PM, NowThis said:

am i supposed to memorize every damn play for the last 4 week? lmao

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22 minutes ago, ousux said:

On 9/25/2018 at 1:54 PM, victory88 said:

I love watching him play.  He’s the most instinctual player we’ve had on the 40 in quite some time.  It’s not like the QBs are throwing him the ball to his chest like Robinson did on the Brandon Jones interceptions.  Sterns is tracking and breaking on the ball while it’s in the air.  He’s a straight up ball hawk.  Let’s also not forget, he would have had another interception if it were for Davante Davis running into him mid air.  Forget which game that was.
 
Was listening to a podcast and they refer to him as “ The Wolf of DKR”... love it haha.

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Not gonna blame Davis on that one, he was actually in better position to catch it than Caden..

Yeah but who would you trust more to actually catch that ball and make a play?

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any word on lean o'neal's national awards thus far?

[kingkoopa6 8,697]

play this shit every time he goes beast mode 

 

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On 9/25/2018 at 3:04 PM, NowThis said:

can it be enlarged and slowed down?

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On 9/24/2018 at 4:04 PM, ztejas said:

Mmmmm I don't know... just trimmed the hedges.

I hear aggy likes their lovers a bit more... woolly. 

 

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47 minutes ago, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:

any word on lean o'neal's national awards thus far?

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On 9/25/2018 at 3:19 PM, hornian said:

No, just the scoring plays. 

 

On 9/25/2018 at 4:04 PM, GTNY said:

And the pivotal ones...

And let’s not forget  Becks

 

ok. Let’s.

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1 hour ago, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:

any word on lean o'neal's national awards thus far?

      

Leon's Award....... participation as a blocking dummy

Edited September 27, 2018 by LTtxfan

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DKR needs to develop a collective howl for after every great Sterns play. 

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I love that we were not afraid to stay on this guy and flip him to his destiny. There was a day we would have given up.

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what was the deal with his injury? did he play after he went down? is he ok?

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1 minute ago, BigXII said:

what was the deal with his injury? did he play after he went down? is he ok?

He came right back in. Brando & Tillman made it sound like he was literally dead on the field after he went down.