*****SPRING GAME THREAD*****

[MikeV73]

My #1 Assessment..... Listening to Lowell Galindo and Ahmad Brook’s incessant bullshit babble was pure torture.  Worse than Chinese Water Torture.

What if Ahmad and Lowell were administering the Chinese water torture?

 

[MikeV73]

Webster knows his football as TV dad was Detroit Lion Alex Karas.

 

[DBut82]

My take away is no serious injuries. At least none I saw. That’s all that really mattered.

Did we ever get an update on Kirk Johnson's wrist?  That's the only injury I recall...

 

[Baron]

My thoughts . . . 

1. Ehlinger did not have a good scrimmage, IMO. INT, threw out of bounds while out of bounds (6-7 yard loss).

I might get crucified for this, but I thought Ehlinger was either a little flippant about how he played or didn't seem to take the game seriously. That's just my impression of his body language and his reaction to not playing well.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

I might get crucified for this, but I thought Ehlinger was either a little flippant about how he played or didn't seem to take the game seriously. That's just my impression of his body language and his reaction to not playing well.

It definitely wasn't a good night for him. I don't know where his head was at though.

 

[primal defense]

I might get crucified for this, but I thought Ehlinger was either a little flippant about how he played or didn't seem to take the game seriously. That's just my impression of his body language and his reaction to not playing well.

I don't know about his body language, but I don't blame him for a bad scrimmage with a 30 mph wind. Sam is the one player I'm not concerned about going into the season.

In a segment on Longhorn Network during the game, head coach Tom Herman admitted that the defenses were loading the box and daring the offenses to throw the ball over the top, saying afterwards that it was “almost impossible” to throw the football.

“It was even difficult to throw and catch a bubble [screen], let alone a ball thrown down the field,” Herman said.

As usual, the offense was pretty vanilla, too, with Herman mentioning that there are a variety of run-pass options that the Longhorns installed this spring, but didn’t want to put on film for opponents to scout.

https://www.burntorangenation.com/2019/4/13/18309737/texas-longhorns-orange-white-game-12-6-defense-casey-thompson