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Daylon Mack is visiting Texas today

He's coming for the cookie cake, and he's staying for the commitment...

That said - I don't think any of this happens.  It just won't.  It can't.

 
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Such an important piece of the puzzle.
Mack is indeed a big piece to the puzzle but Murray is the crown jewel. Mack will more than likely go wherever Kyler does apparently and already having Malik on campus is a HUGE plus for us.

 
Mack is indeed a big piece to the puzzle but Murray is the crown jewel. Mack will more than likely go wherever Kyler does apparently and already having Malik on campus is a HUGE plus for us.
I disagree. Lodge is the crown jewel of this class. He's the next Roy Williams.

 
Didn't Hig say if Mack had on OV to Texas then he thought we would get Mack?
I think a lot of people were saying that - but that was before Mack ruled Texas out and cancelled the non-existent visit.  Now that he's back - I wonder what it all means.

 
From Taylor Hamm:

Mack's dad isn't telling me secrets that can't be shared. In fact, he wanted me to say that Daylon's interest in Texas is very low. Here's the issue with that, if I report that, and something changes, how does that make me look. But he litterally said they told Texas before they came that it's not likely going to happen. Texas didn't care and told him to come anyways. That's the deal. He also acknowledged that if Murray flipped and Lodge, Boyd and Soso went to Texas too that he didn't know how Daylon would react.
So yes I'm in a very difficult spot here
 
From Taylor Hamm:
This is why I am not a fan of covering recruiting. That doesn't mean I don't do it from time to time but here is the problem. 

Sources are 95% family members or coaches. They are being courted as well. They may be enamored with 1 school but the recruit is not. Every signing day, we see a story about some parent refusing to sign the letter of intent for the recruit. So you hear from the parent "They don't like X school" and then the recruit says "I really like X school". Then the readers are like WTF??? 

So these readers take out their frustration of losing recruits on these staffs because a 17 or 18 year old kid changed their mind. It's a minority, but it's a very vocal one. This is not like a professional contract where they have agreed to terms and now all they are doing is adding standard clauses, adding in the provisions agreed upon in negotiations, and then signing it.  So they are mad at the Texas A&M coaching staff but they don't blame them, they blame the independent reporters that cover the team. 

That being said, Taylor Hamm does need to grow tougher skin if he wants to cover Texas A&M or any Texas school for that matter. 

 
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