2019 Texas Football Season - "#8 Go Fuck Yourself Bitch"

[Tx_2_Sc85 332]

No it’s the right title when you realize who the bitch is. 

[Atticus 3995]

This play is no longer our bread and butter.

[satyanash 14641]

On 8/28/2019 at 11:24 AM, satyanash said:

Dude was probably just looking for a hot take. But I don't think it's unreasonable to see Texas finishing at 8-4 this year, which would put us right on the fringe of being ranked. 

 LSU, blOU, two of TCU/Iowa State/OK St./Baylor. It's a completely reasonable prediction given the current state of the team. People just get worked up by $9.95-er KoolAid every offseason.

 

On 8/28/2019 at 11:26 AM, Patricio Swayze said:

We are all shocked that this your take. Shocked.

On 8/28/2019 at 11:54 AM, Patricio Swayze said:

Does your husband feel the same way?

On 8/28/2019 at 11:59 AM, Machinator said:

satyanash probably predicted Texas to go 9-3 with a Holiday Bowl appearance in 2005.

On 8/28/2019 at 12:02 PM, Mr. Drummond said:

psst, we are most likely playing 14 games this year.   Adjust accordingly.

On 8/28/2019 at 12:03 PM, Fico said:

It's not unreasonably, the 2004 team needed a last second field goal to beat a slow Big 10 team.  To much sunshine being pumped prior to 2005.  Our QB has only had one decent year.... /satyanashin2004...probably. 

On 8/28/2019 at 12:17 PM, Eggo said:

I appreciate your Stoic approach to this negative visualization so that you're pleasantly surprised, but maybe just shut the fuck up. 

On 8/28/2019 at 12:19 PM, BERT said:

I bet Satya's ballsack is made of pussy. 

On 8/28/2019 at 12:57 PM, sushihorn said:

On 8/28/2019 at 1:05 PM, SydneyCarton said:

I’ve gotta say man, posts like this honestly make me wonder why you even follow UT and college football. I mean, what’s the fucking point for you? Living in a perpetually dark cave with no hope, optimism, or chance for success. It seems like a miserable, wretched existence. 

On 8/28/2019 at 1:08 PM, USNALonghorn said:

LSU at home is an auto loss?

Defenseless OU with Jalen Hurts at QB is an auto loss?

What the fuck are you on?

On 8/28/2019 at 1:09 PM, Ricky Butler said:

For real. All those teams he listed are just as likely to fuck up their seasons and underachieve as we are. But I'm convinced he's the most disciplined troll in internet history.

On 8/28/2019 at 1:10 PM, SydneyCarton said:

A potent cocktail of estrogen and misery. 

On 8/28/2019 at 1:12 PM, Magus Ossis said:

[satya 1/5/06] I hope the ncaa refs don’t take the “VY knee down TD” off the scoreboard from last night’s game and retroactively award the championship to USC [/satya 1/5/06]

On 8/28/2019 at 1:14 PM, SydneyCarton said:

Satya firmly believes Georgia didn’t want to be there. 

On 8/28/2019 at 1:33 PM, Machinator said:

There's a huge gulf in the way you talk about the program and the way I do.

On 8/28/2019 at 1:34 PM, sushihorn said:

On what planet is "completely reasonable" defined as:

Texas loses every pick 'em game and 50% of the next 4 where the Longhorns should be favored (on average) by a TD or better?

On 8/28/2019 at 1:39 PM, HtownHorn said:

He lives in a world where only bad things happen to UT, so he can't ever see that bad things, like LSU's starter LT potentially liking weed more than football, happen to other teams on our schedule.

On 8/28/2019 at 1:56 PM, nunna yo bizness said:

Yup, just avoid any injuries so maybe we have a chance at winning Satya's tossup games like Kansas.

On 8/29/2019 at 7:53 AM, Droopy said:

Because he’s an aggy. He has a tell, besides his shitty takes. Sloppy. 

On 8/29/2019 at 9:29 AM, SydneyCarton said:

Not sure any of us should ever, ever, defend Satya

On 8/29/2019 at 9:37 AM, Rickylovesweed said:

So much this. I can see why people think he’s an aggy. 

It’s not even that he’s pessimistic about everything Texas related it’s the fact he also gives schools like OU and A&M the benefit of the doubt on everything. 

I don’t think he’s an aggy because nobody can be that dedicated to following Texas. He’s just a miserable SOB that nobody likes.

 

[HtownHorn 14793]

Lulz, imagine being such a bitch that you save these posts, and wait for Texas to fall apart, just to say that you being a bitch is justified.

[Henry Hill 3156]

[satyanash 14641]

11 minutes ago, HtownHorn said:

Lulz, imagine being such a bitch that you save these posts, and wait for Texas to fall apart, just to say that you being a bitch is justified.

Yeah, I totally 'saved the posts' to save myself the trouble of scrolling back all of four pages. What a superhuman search job that was.

But sure, keep missing the forest for the trees.

[SydneyCarton 48214]

8 hours ago, satyanash said:

 

 

I’m not going to bother to speak to the other posters quotes. I’m not even going to read them. But MY point stands. If you can’t get on a train of optimism when we had/have reason to even potentially be optimistic, then what’s the point? 

[SwanderedTalent 5761]

2 minutes ago, SydneyCarton said:

But MY point stands. If you can’t get on a train of optimism when we had/have reason to even potentially be optimistic, then what’s the point? 

if that dude thought he had legitimate reasons not to be optimistic, and those reasons were borne out, why are you telling him he should have been optimistic?

I'm no fan of either this particular poster, or the guys seem to follow sports mostly so they can finger the wound when we lose...

 

...but I don't understand why you are trying to sell him on "why not be optimistic" when he correctly expected a disappointing season. 

[SydneyCarton 48214]

4 minutes ago, SwanderedTalent said:

if that dude thought he had legitimate reasons not to be optimistic, and those reasons were borne out, why are you telling him he should have been optimistic?

I'm no fan of either this particular poster, or the guys seem to follow sports mostly so they can finger the wound when we lose...

 

...but I don't understand why you are trying to sell him on "why not be optimistic" when he correctly expected a disappointing season. 

Being right is fun. I’m glad he’s getting some joy when the rest of us are likely getting none. I’m pessimistic, arguably overly pessimistic all the time here. I just struggle to understand the point when there is NEVER any optimism. If it’s always the glass half full. If hope or belief never exists, if someone is never confident or optimistic about there team, we’ll, whats the point? That’s what I don’t get. 
 

Dude was right, he should enjoy his victory lap of dragging his nuts all over our faces all he wants. 

[satyanash 14641]

5 hours ago, SydneyCarton said:

Being right is fun. I’m glad he’s getting some joy when the rest of us are likely getting none. I’m pessimistic, arguably overly pessimistic all the time here. I just struggle to understand the point when there is NEVER any optimism. If it’s always the glass half full. If hope or belief never exists, if someone is never confident or optimistic about there team, we’ll, whats the point? That’s what I don’t get. 
 

Dude was right, he should enjoy his victory lap of dragging his nuts all over our faces all he wants. 

I don't know where you got the idea that I take some sort of perverse joy in Texas losing.

It's fucking terrible. It's maddening to watch our offense repeatedly struggle w/ predictable playcalling, and it's infuriating to watch our defense blowing tackles and being constantly out of position. What's worse is changing the channel and seeing teams like blOU and Baylor make the same thing look downright easy. As if that's not miserable enough, I then read all the news about how our recruits are wavering, internal strife with the coaches/players, coordinators in over their heads, and the rest of the media gladly lining up to take cheap potshots at us when we're down. And it's been going on for years.

At this point, if there was any reason for optimism I'd gladly seize it. But there really wasn't. All signs over the offseason pointed to a defensive downturn with us losing 8/11 defensive starters and Orlando's visible decline from the 2017 season. I even said as much last year, and of course got ridiculed for it too:

Everyone, including me, was pinning our hopes on the offense taking a big step forward this year. And initially it seemed that was the case, which makes our recent malaise all the more frustrating.

[BigHorn'13 3387]

5 hours ago, SydneyCarton said:

Being right is fun. I’m glad he’s getting some joy when the rest of us are likely getting none. I’m pessimistic, arguably overly pessimistic all the time here. I just struggle to understand the point when there is NEVER any optimism. If it’s always the glass half full. If hope or belief never exists, if someone is never confident or optimistic about there team, we’ll, whats the point? That’s what I don’t get. 
 

Dude was right, he should enjoy his victory lap of dragging his nuts all over our faces all he wants. 

In regards to the first part, I think the "satya=one who rubs their pussy in hindu" bit that CTJ used to do kinda took on a life of its own. He's not as bad as he gets made out to be, and provides useful content across the board. Don't get me wrong, he's the type I'd have to kick out of the house when watching a game winning drive, but I'd drink a beer with him. I haven't seen the "never happy even if winning" some of you say but that's just what I've noticed. 

 

To the second part, you're fucking right he should feel a little vindicated. He can't be the whipping boy and win one only to say it didn't matter. Fucking hate those reactions to getting called out... Own your shit. 

[Atticus 3995]

I thought the offense would continue to develop as Sam and the more experienced players on offense got into a groove and expanded the playbook.

Considering injuries, the offense has been underperforming as much as the defense for much of the season. The LSU game was the best game our offense has played, and how we're starting to see that LSU just doesn't have a good defense.

[Scheiss Meister 8414]

22 hours ago, Tx_2_Sc85 said:

No it’s the right title when you realize who the bitch is. 

This.  Little did we know that we were the bitches being told to go fuck ourselves.

[XYZ 2154]

How is it possible that the offense has regressed like this since the LSU game? It’s like teams know what play we’re gonna run and they are waiting for it. Are we tipping our hand with the formations, or down and distance, or what? Have the offensive players gotten slower? In the loss to OU it seems that many plays would develop like molasses.

[ClubWhatever 12159]

8 minutes ago, XYZ said:

How is it possible that the offense has regressed like this since the LSU game? It’s like teams know what play we’re gonna run and they are waiting for it. Are we tipping our hand with the formations, or down and distance, or what? Have the offensive players gotten slower? In the loss to OU it seems that many plays would develop like molasses.

the o line got their asses kicked against OU and ISU.  It’s going to be the same against Baylor.  You can’t beat good teams if you can’t block up front.  The question is why have they regressed.  I do think part of the problem is teams know what’s coming based on alignment and situation and that has taken some of the advantage away from the linemen.  It’s harder to block someone who knows what you are going to do.  We have a very reactive coaching staff. It’s only now that they realize something needs to change. 

[Tex-19 2885]

3 reasons:

1. No deception in the scheme

2. Collin has been hurt and Sam can only throw to him, Duv and sometimes Eagles

3. We have an offense designed for running QBs, but our QB has stopped running (other than blatantly obvious situations) because we don't want him to get hurt

[bigcigar 1165]

5 minutes ago, Tex-19 said:

3 reasons:

1. No deception in the scheme

2. Collin has been hurt and Sam can only throw to him, Duv and sometimes Eagles

3. We have an offense designed for running QBs, but our QB has stopped running (other than blatantly obvious situations) because we don't want him to get hurt

To be fair, Duv and sometimes eagles are the only ones that get separation. CJ just supermans everyone. 
 

this staff sucks

[LTtxfan 49378]

3 hours ago, Tex-19 said:

3 reasons:

1. No deception in the scheme

2. Collin has been hurt and Sam can only throw to him, Duv and sometimes Eagles

3. We have an offense designed for running QBs, but our QB has stopped running (other than blatantly obvious situations) because we don't want him to get hurt

Regarding #2:  The Lack of development of the younger WRs and TEs is completely the fault of Mehringer, Meekins and Warehime!!

[jinx 2635]

14 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Regarding #2:  The Lack of development of the younger WRs and TEs is completely the fault of Mehringer, Meekins and Warehime!!

I have no real knowledge of the abilities of the coaching staff other than what I see on Saturday and the stuff I read here.  But even I had no idea why we kept Warehime on our staff and moved him to TEs.  

From my observations, WR, TE, DB and LB coaches (yes I know that is Frodd) all need walking papers. I could be convinced on RB, but Drayton is pretty hamstrung by injuries. 

[Bevo14 8382]

16 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Regarding #2:  The Lack of development of the younger WRs and TEs is completely the fault of Mehringer, Meekins and Warehime!!

Yep. Iowa State magically had two TEs that could catch and block. Other teams seem to be able to find guys and develop them, and if you're going to insist on throwing a TE out there no matter what then you better find a way to make the players at that position not suck.

[Augustus 3061]

5 hours ago, XYZ said:

How is it possible that the offense has regressed like this since the LSU game? 

LSU's defense just gave up over 600 yards, including 402 yards rushing.

 

To Ole Miss.

[GotThatFire 166]

5 hours ago, XYZ said:

How is it possible that the offense has regressed like this since the LSU game? 

 I think it’s a matter of, they gave it everything they had against LSU but it wasn’t good enough and it broke them.  But I’m not just talking offense, the whole team, coaches included. 

Edited November 18, 2019 by GotThatFire

[Bodacious Bevo 3602]

2 hours ago, jinx said:

I have no real knowledge of the abilities of the coaching staff other than what I see on Saturday and the stuff I read here.  But even I had no idea why we kept Warehime on our staff and moved him to TEs.  

From my observations, WR, TE, DB and LB coaches (yes I know that is Frodd) all need walking papers. I could be convinced on RB, but Drayton is pretty hamstrung by injuries. 

Washington and Naivar's units have at least shown a ton of improvement over the course of the season. Good DB play and stout run D by the DL are the only things holding this defense together. 

For me there are three tiers of coaches right now: 

Fire: Orlando, Warehime, Mehringer, Meekins

Can see both sides but I don't personally have a strong opinion: Washington, Naivar, Herman, Drayton, Giles

Keep: Hand, Beck

[austintiger 111]

22 minutes ago, Bodacious Bevo said:

Washington and Naivar's units have at least shown a ton of improvement over the course of the season. Good DB play and stout run D by the DL are the only things holding this defense together. 

For me there are three tiers of coaches right now: 

Fire: Orlando, Warehime, Mehringer, Meekins

Can see both sides but I don't personally have a strong opinion: Washington, Naivar, Herman, Drayton, Giles

Keep: Hand, Beck

and all you accomplish is delaying the inevitable ala Mack Brown. It's not going to be a fun next few years for you. To think, a few years ago I was pissed we settled for ed. College Football is a cruel bitch sometimes.

[Bodacious Bevo 3602]

18 minutes ago, austintiger said:

and all you accomplish is delaying the inevitable ala Mack Brown. It's not going to be a fun next few years for you. To think, a few years ago I was pissed we settled for ed. College Football is a cruel bitch sometimes.

Pretty sure the next few years will be the same for both of us bud

[BradWilcox 115]

I like Beck but the rest of the clueless staff can go. Tom was the wrong hire. 

[austintiger 111]

10 hours ago, Bodacious Bevo said:

Pretty sure the next few years will be the same for both of us bud

It wouldn't shock me. Our game in Baton Rouge could be a "battle of the pissed off fans". If we somehow win a natty this year that'll buy ed several more years regardless of record. At least we have aggie to beat up on every year.

[Bodacious Bevo 3602]

5 minutes ago, austintiger said:

It wouldn't shock me. Our game in Baton Rouge could be a "battle of the pissed off fans". If we somehow win a natty this year that'll buy ed several more years regardless of record. At least we have aggie to beat up on every year.

Sorry I did not realize you were an LSU fan. It's in your name but it didn't register that there would be non-Texas fans in this thread. I still don't really understand the comment. With Mack we ended up in purgatory because of his accomplishments and the goodwill he had built up. Herman does not have enough of either to coast for 5 years. I think he'll either win big or the team will implode dramatically. Our program has had extreme highs and extreme lows every year under Herman so far. Eventually one of those two will win out. And it's not looking good. I think Malzahn is a more apt comparison than Mack. 

And sorry I didn't mean to take a shot at LSU. Y'all are hot right now and probably have a great future but there are still lots of questions this off season. I have no idea how it will play out but you'll be one of the most interesting teams in the country this offseason

[austintiger 111]

3 hours ago, Bodacious Bevo said:

Sorry I did not realize you were an LSU fan. It's in your name but it didn't register that there would be non-Texas fans in this thread. I still don't really understand the comment. With Mack we ended up in purgatory because of his accomplishments and the goodwill he had built up. Herman does not have enough of either to coast for 5 years. I think he'll either win big or the team will implode dramatically. Our program has had extreme highs and extreme lows every year under Herman so far. Eventually one of those two will win out. And it's not looking good. I think Malzahn is a more apt comparison than Mack. 

And sorry I didn't mean to take a shot at LSU. Y'all are hot right now and probably have a great future but there are still lots of questions this off season. I have no idea how it will play out but you'll be one of the most interesting teams in the country this offseason

Nah it's ok I don't disagree. I actually root for UT...at times harder than my own alma mater.  My kid's a UT student. I do care about the success of the program. I just think the UT job is too big for Tom. I don't want to see UT get stuck in the ever revolving coordinator door when the root of the problem is the guy in charge.

Edited November 18, 2019 by austintiger

[Eggo 3995]

20 hours ago, austintiger said:

Nah it's ok I don't disagree. I actually root for UT...at times harder than my own alma mater.  My kid's a UT student. I do care about the success of the program. I just think the UT job is too big for Tom. I don't want to see UT get stuck in the ever revolving coordinator door when the root of the problem is the guy in charge.

It's hard to get stuck in the ever revolving coordinator door when the door hasn't revolved at all in 3 years. 

[babysdaddy 2728]

On 11/17/2019 at 10:23 PM, austintiger said:

and all you accomplish is delaying the inevitable ala Mack Brown. It's not going to be a fun next few years for you. To think, a few years ago I was pissed we settled for ed. College Football is a cruel bitch sometimes.

I hate this post so much because I'm terrified it is true.

[LTtxfan 49378]

Complete List....

 

Edited November 19, 2019 by LTtxfan

[Pato del Muerto 52625]

Undeclared sophomores, huh 

[El Hornarino 374]

Russell Hine representin' the biochem.

[Fozzz 152]

On 11/17/2019 at 12:33 PM, satyanash said:

Everyone, including me, was pinning our hopes on the offense taking a big step forward this year. And initially it seemed that was the case, which makes our recent malaise all the more frustrating.

The offense did arguably take a step forward, it's just that the losses on defense were too much to overcome.  This was of course foreseeable but people convinced themselves that the difference in talent would make up for the crippling lack of experience and the questionable coaching of Orlando.  That was obviously wrong then and I only hope those who made absolute fools of themselves on this board earlier this year arguing otherwise learn from this humiliation.  

[Goodman 3273]

On 11/17/2019 at 9:58 PM, Bodacious Bevo said:

Washington and Naivar's units have at least shown a ton of improvement over the course of the season. Good DB play and stout run D by the DL are the only things holding this defense together. 

For me there are three tiers of coaches right now: 

Fire: Orlando, Warehime, Mehringer, Meekins

Can see both sides but I don't personally have a strong opinion: Washington, Naivar, Herman, Drayton, Giles

Keep: Hand, Beck

Drayton only stays if he get Bijan signed, it should be that clear. RB coach needs to be one of your top recruiters and Drayton is not that but if he gets Bijan, he's worth keeping.

[LTtxfan 49378]

Nice tweet... Thx @texifornia

 

Edited November 19, 2019 by LTtxfan

[Valmy77 13275]

Well I am glad we are not getting dinged for poor graduation rates anymore at least.

[gmr548 16617]

Warehime was utterly fucking useless as OL coach. He also appears fucking useless as TE coach.

Though, in his defense, the offensive gameplans use TEs as in line blockers pretty much every play, without fail. No wrinkles. Despite this, Texas continues to recruit lean receiving TEs with minimal to no development as blockers. Brewer, Reese, Wiley. If they want a blocking TE who can occasionally catch a wide open pass, go get an undersized HS OT or convert a HS LB like Beck. At least you kniwe those guys like to hit. Warehime is still garbage - we already know he can't even teach the guys that want to block how to do it - but any TE coach would be set up to fail here.

All that said, y'all need to stop getting your hopes up. Everyone's coming back next year. The writing is on the wall.



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[LTtxfan 49378]

26 minutes ago, gmr548 said:

Warehime was utterly fucking useless as OL coach. He also appears fucking useless as TE coach.  Though, in his defense, the offensive gameplans use TEs as in line blockers pretty much every play, without fail. No wrinkles. Despite this, Texas continues to recruit lean receiving TEs with minimal to no development as blockers....       All that said, y'all need to stop getting your hopes up. Everyone's coming back next year. The writing is on the wall.

[BigHorn'13 3387]

18 hours ago, Fozzz said:

The offense did arguably take a step forward, it's just that the losses on defense were too much to overcome.  This was of course foreseeable but people convinced themselves that the difference in talent would make up for the crippling lack of experience and the questionable coaching of Orlando.  That was obviously wrong then and I only hope those who made absolute fools of themselves on this board earlier this year arguing otherwise learn from this humiliation.  

This statement is wrong for so many obvious reasons. 

[Fozzz 152]

9 minutes ago, BigHorn'13 said:

This statement is wrong for so many obvious reasons. 

What are those obvious reasons?  The 2019 offense has a higher EPA/play, success rate, SP+ than the 2018 offense...which I would consider to be obvious reasons for why your statement is incorrect.

[BigHorn'13 3387]

Jesus what in the Mississippi fuck are you watching? What has this offense shown you since WVU? Why the fuck are we still playing to "win by 1" if admittedly the defense is so shitty? That same shitty defense gave up 23 points this past weekend and averaged 28 points a game the past 3 games. You mean to tell me 28 points is too much for your infallible offense to overcome so we're 1-2?

 

You're clearly not watching the same games I am. Our offense was all figured out after okie lite and it's been a cluster fuck since. 

[Fozzz 152]

8 minutes ago, BigHorn'13 said:

Jesus what in the Mississippi fuck are you watching? What has this offense shown you since WVU? Why the fuck are we still playing to "win by 1" if admittedly the defense is so shitty? That same shitty defense gave up 23 points this past weekend and averaged 28 points a game the past 3 games. You mean to tell me 28 points is too much for your infallible offense to overcome so we're 1-2?

 

You're clearly not watching the same games I am. Our offense was all figured out after okie lite and it's been a cluster fuck since. 

I don't know if you recall, but the offense had some stinkers last year as well down the stretch.  Overall though, the offense has clearly been better this season.  Sorry if that triggers you.

[Richter 2278]

It turns out that play #8 is addressed to the fanbase and is a straight up the middle run that typically goes for no gain.

[LTtxfan 49378]

 

[nunna yo bizness 1687]

2 hours ago, LTtxfan said:

 

Not even Batman could help this team.

[LTtxfan 49378]

 

[LTtxfan 49378]

On 11/21/2019 at 9:27 AM, LTtxfan said:

 

 

 

[LTtxfan 49378]

On 11/21/2019 at 9:27 AM, LTtxfan said:

 

 

Simmons: "Bad luck" has impacted Texas' young talent in 2019

ByAUSTIN NIVISON Nov 25, 6:36 PM

It’s been a frustrating season in Austin for Tom Herman and the Longhorns. While a good portion of the blame falls at his feet, there has been some bad luck that has factored in.

When a team starts the fall in the top 10 of the preseason rankings but sits at 6-5 through 11 games, there was bound to be some poor luck along the way. For the Longhorns, there is really no better example of that than taking a look at the team’s lauded 2019 signing class that was ranked No. 3 in the country by the 247Sports Composite Team Rankings.

On the latest episode of the Cover 3 Podcast, 247Sports Director of Scouting Barton Simmons did admit that it’s easy to see how Texas fans could feel so frustrated by the Herman era thus far, especially after how last year ended.

“There was no doubt about Tom Herman,” Simmons said. “He was the guy. Sam Ehlinger gets on the stage at the Sugar Bowl, and says, ‘We’re back.’ The program starts recruiting at a really high level. Now, you look up and holy cow. You’re telling me we could have a 6-6 season again? So, I can see how frustrating it is.”

However, Simmons also explained how Texas’ excellent 2019 signing class has already gotten off to an unfortunate start. For those looking at recruiting rankings and wondering how the Longhorns haven’t put it together under Herman just yet, Simmons breaks it down by taking a look at a handful of key players.

"We were talking in the office today before the pod that you can’t just blindly look at recruiting rankings and just think all is well,” Simmons said. “Texas’ 2019 class was No. 3 in the country. Highest ranked commit was Bru McCoy. Transfers out before the season. Jordan Whittington, second highest ranked player, has been injured all season. Jake Smith, the third-highest ranked player, has been a little disappointing so far. De’Gabriel Floyd, fifth highest ranked player, is out with spinal stenosis. Tyler Owens and Kenyatta Watson were both upside guys that were not expected to start right away. Roschon Johnson is a quarterback who was moved to running back and has actually been pretty good. Derrian Brown had a stroke before he could get to campus — another running back commit. It’s been a lot of bad luck. This will be interesting to see if they can get it back rolling again.”

While Texas should have been better than they were this fall, there were some factors out of Herman’s control that came into play this year. It will be interesting to see whether Herman’s team is able to bounce back after the program underachieved on the field this year.

https://247sports.com/college/texas/Article/Barton-Simmons-explains-how-bad-luck-has-hit-Texas-in-2019-139228130/

Edited November 29, 2019 by LTtxfan