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This is showing way too much support for a very small segment of society. Should the university also support heterosexual day as well? Why must we inject this crap into our sports? Why not just promote the team and let people enjoy watching a sport separate from any political ideology? Sports are meant to be a reprieve from our day to day responsibilities and trials. Stop throwing this crap in our faces; especially those of us who believe the gay lifestyle is immoral and inconsistent with our religious beliefs.

Or we can keep politics out of sport and not offend anyone, including “different types of people.”

exactly. Additinoally, is WBB doing so well with the woke crowd that they can piss off or irritate the majority of paying fans? I dont know ANY women's sports that can afford to do that. When my daughters were young, I use to take them to UT WBB games in spite of Jody Conradt. My grandkids are about the age to go to games without trouble. There is NO WAY I'm going to take them to a game that openly advocates homosexuality or lifestyle. aint happenin,' there's too much other positive stuff to do

Boo Hoo As a ridiculously good looking, affluent, heterosexual male I encounter hatred daily but I don’t need everyone’s show of approval to know I have worth.

Anyone know what time the game starts? I hear TCU is wanting to know when they're supposed to show up.

From Hook'em Headlines, DeAndre Moore, Jr. is skipping the All-American Bowl to enroll early at UT.

I heard something about something; could be nothing or could be everything or could be a little something. I'll have something on this possible something later or I'll have nothing on the something or something on the nothing. Stay tuned or don't, because it could be nothing.

McDonald to the good guys!!!

Texas football culture seems strong...Anyone notice how at least 4 guys that are gone next year were on the sideline for this game. Roschon, Bijan and Overshown all showed up to support their guys. Angilau was out there too, even though he is transferring to Oregon. Nice to see that and shows that the locker room has healed after the cancer that was Tom Herman.

You're opening a Pandora's box. Why not use football for all kinds of activism? Plaster anti-abortion messages on the sides of their helmets. Or have furry white uniforms to benefit the polar bears. The list is literally endless. Football is football. Leave the politics out of it. And yes, seeking acceptance from football fans based on your sexual preference is pretty absurd in the first place, not to mention you're likely not doing this in front of a receptive audience. Football is where we go to leave life's problems. You're doing nothing less than bringing those problems right into that sacred place. Mind you, I don't see people bashing LBGTSQ or whatever so much. I think it's more that people get tired of it being waved in their face.

If you call this leaving, then yes.

I did a little research on Catalon but their isn’t many details about his injury. I’m unclear if he hurt one shoulder in 21 and a different one in 22 but I know the first one was a labrum tear and they said it was “front and back” (Bankart tear). Looking at this type of injury and it’s repair is interesting. When it’s torn it causes shoulder instability and fixing the tear does not cure the instability. If the root problem isn’t corrected with shoulder reconstruction the tear is vert likely to happen again especially in sports. I’m hoping he hurt the shoulder had surgery and it tore again. The report said he was having “reconstructive surgery” when he missed this year. Anything can happen but IF he had the surgery to fix the instability left from the first injury his chances of a repeat occurrence is extremely low. It’s actually considered better than new. I have my fingers crossed because Cat is an absolute stud on the field.

While your statement is true, it's more than that with him. This isn't his 1st multiple drop game. But he adds to it by not tracking/adjusting to passes. His body language is pathetic after he fails to adjust to balls or drops passes. He acts as if every pass not caught is the qb fault. He seems to make everything about him. He's attempted to "hold the program hostage" by threatening to portal every year. He annoys tf outta me. The kid isn't Roy Williams. As much as I've enjoyed watching some of his outstanding plays, good riddance. There are plenty of wr who can contribute as much as he has and will do it being proud to wear a Longhorn jersey

1st time I’ve opened up this thread… I have no idea what’s been written - since I made the road trip and attended the game. Here are a few observations from the not-so cheep seats in the rafters… most surprisingly sun-shine oriented after a loss. > our defense plays really hard and really fast; and hits hard. Coach K has completely won this critic over. > I was very encouraged by Ewers play. Watching his arm strength and tight spiral from the upper deck helps me understand Sark’s complete refusal to unseat him. The tools are there for greatness. > Washington is a legit top 10 team to start 2023. Maybe upper half of top 10. > Worthy’s speed is jaw dropping, but somebody needs to teach him how to adjust to a ball that doesn’t hit him in stride. > for Texas to continue the upward climb - here’s 3 areas of necessary improvement for 2023: 1. Better QB play. Alamo Bowl was encouraging. 2. Pass rush from DL. 3. WR play. I actually think both Texas and Washington will be very good next year.

Love the sinner. Hate the sin. Just because a portion of society thinks something is ok, doesn’t make it so. Keep your support out of my sports and I will keep my judgement out of your sports.

Glad to see Riley take one between the legs

Re: Xavier Worthy Do we really want to get rid of the receiver who, through their first 2 seasons, has the most TD receptions, the most total yards, and the most receptions of any wide receiver in history at Texas? Has he really hurt our feelings that bad?

View from the Cheap Seats-Alamo Bowl Sark and TEXAS finish with a thud Warning, this one is going to be a bit long as it will include a post signing day/pre-portal/pre-Spring drills review of the position groups and recruiting classes (with our grades) heading into 2023. A double Cheap Seats if you will until we return after the Spring game before we enter the darkest sports months of the year. Wanted to start out with an annual Cheap Seats pet peeve. People who whine about bowl games being “meaningless”. Have you watched the bowl games this season? Outside of Baylor who was brutalized by Air Force, the games have been highly competitive so far. Yes we know, many are clamoring for a 24-36 game playoff (trust me, one season of a 12 and it won’t be enough for some) and turning college football into March Madness. Where no one really cares about the regular season but the 3 weeks in March has everyone’s attention. Meanwhile we love the bowls, we love 2 extra weeks of practice and a chance to see next year’s players get to shine Oh and make no mistake, there have been some outstanding games. Now, time to talk the 2022 Alamo Bowl, I guess we have to TEXAS ran into a buzz saw Thursday night. Make no mistake, for all the bravado Longhorn fans talked, TEXAS faced a very good football team and their QB Michael Penix is impressive. Washington will end the year with 11 wins and a Top 10 ranking. Not sure there was a position group matchup in the Horns favor. TEXAS gave it’s fans some fools gold early when Jarrin Thompson picked off a Michael Penix pass to close Washington’s 1st drive. When UDub blocked TEXAS’ 1st punt attempt setting up a short field for them, we should have known it would be a LONG night for the good guys. Defense made an impressive stand and forced a FG so early reasons for optimism. TEXAS answered with their own 10 play 78 yard drive tying the game with a Bert Auburn FG. The Huskie’s 3rd drive would set the tone for the evening, 10 plays, 88 yards and a touchdown to take a lead they would never relinquish. 1st half end a quiet 13-3 Taking the opening 2nd half kickoff, TEXAS responds with it’s best drive of the night, 7 plays 75 yards and a TD to close the lead to 13-10. Washington countered with back to back long clock sucking drives of 13 plays 75 yards and 14 plays 90 yards eating up over 13 minutes in clock, taking a 27-10 advantage which effectively was the end of the night. So some observations. First thing that jumped out was Keilan Robinson getting the start at RB and the lions share of the snaps. Kid is a great change of pace/skat back type but where was Jonathan Brooks all night? In limited playing time, he produced 2 TDs. Of course where was the rushing game all night? We expected to see TEXAS trying to run the ball more, closer to a 50/50 balance with Ewers working the short to intermediate passing game. Instead, we saw 47 passes to only 18 runs. And Ewers had 4 of those carries. TEXAS does not have a team identity on either side of the ball. The offense’s best trait is rushing the ball but Sark would rather force the pass. We lost 2 road games this year when despite 2nd half leads, he passed more than he ran. The defense lacks a pass rusher/disrupter in front 6 (remember our base is 3-3-5) and can only get pressure blitzing. And while they bothered Penix some in the 1st half, they never got home. 2nd half, Penix was on fire. It is a bend but don’t break unit. Washington came in averaging 40 points a game so props to the D for holding them to 27 and not letting the game get out of hand. Sark had perhaps his best 2nd half play calling of the season as TEXAS would record 17 2nd half points to close the lead to 27-20 but there seemed to be no sense of urgency as time became TEXAS’ biggest enemy. Sarked called 5 bombs away plays. Did not complete a single 1. Ewers missed badly on a couple throws but then put 2 (3?) balls right on the money. They were both dropped. It doesn’t matter if the QBs throw is off or the WR drops the ball, net result is wasted play. TEXAS limps into the off season frankly with more questions than answers. We know Sark is very stubborn. He gets an idea in his head and he does not deviate from it. He likes to pass more than run, he likes limiting player substitutions. Ewers is his guy for better or worse and we’ve seen both from him this season. He actually was very good in the 2nd half passing the ball but it is clear he is not a leader nor does he rally a team around him. Cue the “he’s young” excuses. Stat reported by the announcers (who were really weak and spent the night gushing over Washington), 5 members of the 2018 recruiting class left and only 3 from 2019. 2018 should be the red shirt seniors. UGH. Good thing Sark recruits so well. Can he coach them up? After 2 years, we still have no clue. UDub will finish the year with 11 wins and a Top 10 ranking. TEXAS will not be ranked and doesn’t deserve to be. The only good news, nothing woulda/shoulda/coulda in this loss. Washington kicked our butts, winning the war of the trenches and their skill players simply made more plays Offensive Player of the Game Quinn Ewers-On paper, 31-47 369 yards and a TD. Hon Mention: Jonathan Brooks, 2 TDs in very limited use. Defensive Player of the Game Jarrin Thompson-His INT the biggest defensive play of the night Hon Men: Diomante Tucker-Dorsey and Terrance Brooks were 2 of the young guns who flashed at times. Jahea Barron looks like a player. Stats that matter 7-11 UDub on 3rd down. in 2nd half They would also go for it 4th and short 3 times, gaining 2 1st downs. 4 Washington’s total drives in the 2nd half. Talk about ball control offense 18-47 Run plays for TEXAS v Pass plays. Clearly, we are not a rushing team Conclusion We had hoped the bowl game would kick off a conference title game appearance run in 2023. Against one of the top team in the nation, TEXAS showed that once again, we are not ready for prime time. We liked the 2nd half play calling by the O. But TEXAS’ D could not get off the field in the 2nd half. Are we sure we want to get to the SEC a year early? We leave 2022 wondering what could have been and frankly with even more uncertainty for 2023. Fighting Mack Brown’s The more things change, the more they stay the same. It was the Holiday Bowl facing Oregon and once again, Mack got his heart broken as UNC snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. This time it wasn’t WRs dropping passes in the end zone to win the game, it was DBs drawing pass interference calls due to poor play. You want to know the difference between Mack and Stoops? Stoops understood playing great D. Highlights Position group preview for 2023 + short recruiting summary w/grades QB Always the position fans care about the most. Heading into spring Quinn Ewers is TEXAS’ starting QB. Make no mistake, any comments about “open competition” will be simply coach speak. Honestly too bad as we think uber talented Maalik Murphy might give Ewers a run if it was really an open competition. Word leaking out of practice is the MM has done a great job with the scout team and is a natural leader. Ewers faces a fork in the road. Early in 2022 he was being touted as the #1 player in the 2024 NFL draft. Today? he’d be a day 2/day 3 pick at best. Can he overcome the “funk” and get back on track? Can Sark build the offense around his talents (play action, short intermediate passing instead of bombs away?). TEXAS has the talent to win the BigXII but can they execute starting from the QB spot. Same thing we said last year, if Sark is wise, he builds the offense off the run not the pass while using play action, misdirection and RPO. Recruiting: Arch Manning is the future, but we suspect we see nothing from him outside of limited 4 game duty until 2024. Grade: A+ Sark went all in on Manning starting 2 years ago and landed the #1 QB in the nation. Potentially the #1 player RB We lose not only an All Time Top 5 RB at TEXAS but his back up who would have started at pretty much any other power 5 program in the nation to the NFL. And at this point, not many fans really worried about the RB room with Mr Brooks, Mr Blue, the “other” Robinson as a change of pace back and Cedric Baxter, #32 in the nation, arriving on campus. Recruiting: Cedric Baxter is a 5 star back who can do it all. RB room is in great shape. Baxter is also an early enrollee and expect to see him in the RB mix early in the fall. Tre Wisner was also added but we think he moves to slot WR. Grade: A yes, Baxter that good a prospect joining an impressive RB room. WR/TE The ?????’s abound. Will Xavier hit the portal as he has threatened for the 2nd year in a row? Will Jordan Whittington jump to the NFL? Can last year’s portal star Isiah Neyor recover fully from ACL surgery and return to form? WR do bring the drama. But make no mistake, Xavier has the ability to be TEXAS’ 1st Biletnikoff winner. Good sign is that X and JWhitt are both playing in the bowl game. Does that mean both are returning? We certainly hope so. TEXAS could have all their starters returning at WR or none of them so today, we have no way of knowing about the WR room. And expect Sark to add a WR in the portal as well. Now TE is more a known commodity as Ja’Tavion Sanders had the best year from a TE at TEXAS since David Thomas. Sanders finished as our #2 in pass catcher in 2022, clearly he is an emerging star. We hope to see even more of the TEs in the passing game next year considering TEXAS runs plenty of 12 personnel, (1 RB 2 TEs 2 WR) and our 2nd TE was Gunner Helms who is growing nicely into the blocking TE role. Backing them up is athletic Juan Davis who was hampered by injury in 2022. Xavier, JWhitt and Sanders combined for about 3/4ers of all TEXAS receptions in 2022. If both X and JWhitt hang for another year, we feel very good about the starters. There is talent among the reserves, but it remains to be seen which of our backups step up. Recruiting: TEXAS added National Top 30 player Johntay Cook II and National 100 player Ryan Niblett. And with one of the biggest flips (and way too much drama) of the season, Sark reeled in speedster Deandre Moore, another Top 100 national player. Look for Sark to add a Top WR from the portal as well. WR recruiting grade is an A+ as we are very excited about seeing Johntay Cook who is an early enrollee. Look for him on the field in the fall. PS, we think RB recruit Tre Wisner turns into a slot WR ala JWhitt. At TE, TEXAS signed Arch’s teammate 3 star William Randle and 3 Star Cali recruit Spenser Shannon who comes in at 6’7”. We like Shannon as one of our 3 “underrated stars” of the class. Additionally TEXAS remains in the mix for uber talented Duce Robinson from Arizona. His signing would boost the TE grade to B+/A- Overall Grade WR: A TE; C (pending Duce’s decision) OL True Freshman Kelvin Banks went wire to wire as TEXAS’ starting LT and turned in a Freshman AA level season. Hayden Conner (So) returns at one guard while a pair of true sophomores, DJ Campbell (So) and Cole Huston (So)will likely battle for the other guard spot. Jake Majors (Jr) likely mans the center spot as a 3rd year starter and the “old man” of the OL group. Redshirt freshman Cam Williams is the early favorite to take over the RT spot when Christian Jones departs for the show. Expected to be a weak link in 2022, the TEXAS OL performed well and appears well on their way to being a team strength going forward. Don’t be shocked if TEXAS takes an OT in the portal if only for depth. Recruiting: The youth of our offensive line means it’s likely that this year’s entire class of OLs will be able to redshirt to grow and develop And make no mistake, while this group is may not be ready today to start, they are all very talented. The future of the TEXAS OL looks very good for the next 5 years. Keep in mind, we are big believers that winning football begins in the trenches. Grade: B, no standout stars but plenty of good clay for Coach Floyd to mold behind the outstanding class he hauled in last year. Overall Offense Despite the loss of Bijan and Roschon to the NFL, the TEXAS running game appears in very capable hands. We only hope Sark learns his lesson from 2022 and leans more heavily on the run game than the pass game in 2023. Trying to be too clever and relying too much on the pass game likely cost TEXAS a conference title shot. More running leads to more play action with a good mix of RPO. Oh yes, bombs away on 2nd or 3rd and short not 1st and 10. Ewers is not a good deep ball thrower though appears (most of the time) a very good short and intermediate range passer. Sustained drives wearing out opponent’s Ds leads to wins. Explosive plays are nice, when they work. We think the #1 think holding back the TEXAS offense is Sark’s 2nd half play calling. We hope he spends part of the offseason figuring out how to carry over generally very good 1st halves into the 2nd half of games. In review, we were surprised that statistically, TEXAS’ 2022 offense was very similar to 2021. On to the other side of the ball. In 2021, TEXAS defense turned in one of the worst seasons in our storied history. The improvement in 2022 was dramatic and a key reason for an improvement in record. TEXAS went from #99 in scoring (31.1 ppg) to #24 with 21.2 ppg. Biggest reason for the improvement was an impressive change in run defense going from #114 (202 yards per game) in 2021 to #29 and 123 yards per game. Perhaps it was the players needing a year to figure out/learn Coach K’s systems. DL As mentioned in the OL write up, at the highest levels, football is won in the trenches. See Michigan, see tOSU see Georgia see Bama see Clemson. No accident why these 5 teams have been dominating of late. The most exciting news on the D side of the ball to report was T’Vondre Sweat’s return to man the middle of Coach K’s 3-3-5 defense. Had he left, there is no question he would have been drafted but he’s looking to make a statement in 2023 and get drafted much higher. Coupled with the continued improved play of Byron Murphy, the middle of the TEXAS DL looks stout. In 2019, Joseph Ossai ended his TEXAS career with a game wrecking performance vs Utah in the Alamo Bowl. The single biggest problem our D continues to face is no edge rushing game wrecker like JO. We saw flashes late in the season of Barryn Sorrell emerging at one DE spot, hopefully he continues to improve. Lots of talent but also lots of question marks opposite Sorrell. Does one of the sophomore pair of Justice Finkley or Ethan Burke step up? Or does Burke’s HS teammate and Sark’s 2nd biggest flip (from OU no less, a double bonus) early enrollee Colton Vasek step on campus and make an immediate impact? The talent is there on the outside, will someone emerge? Recruiting: You have to go back to the days of Chris Simms to see TEXAS pulling a kid out of New Jersey but they landed some serous beef in the frame of 4 star DT Sydir Mitchell. Bo Davis’ made real noise at the edge spot when he hauled in a Nation 40 ranked local kid in Colton Vasek. And bonus points, he was also a late flip from OU. Vasek will Pair with fellow early enrollee 3 star Billy Walton from State Champ South Oak Cliff and is another of our “underrated future star projections”. DL recruiting grade: B+ Would be higher but just 3 guys. LB A year ago, LB was a major question mark in Coach K/Coach Choate’s D. That was before Jaylan Ford stepped up to play at a BigXII POY level. Yes, we know they gave the award to KSU’s DE. Why we don’t understand, judge for yourself: 56 Solo Tackles/109 total 10 TFL 2 sacks 4 INTs and 2 fumble recoveries vs 30 Solo/42 total tackles 11 TFL 8.5 sacks ZERO INTs and 2 fumble recoveries. Scary thought is that Ford is still considering a jump to the NFL. So today TEXAS loses 2 LBs (the Jack/Buck position is a hybrid DE/LB, since we officially run a 3-3-5 base D, we’ll call the Buck a LB) and potentially all 3. Expect to see TEXAS add a LB in the portal. Coach K and Choate can read a depth chart and they brought in 4 LBs and are still chasing a 5th. The shining star of the LB class was Anthony Hill a 5 star player/#15 in the Nation. Another “bonus” point kid as he was a flip from our friends down at Dead Dog Ville. Mr Hill walks on campus into one of the starting spots most likely and he can play all 3 positions. Even better news, he’s an early enrollee. He will be joined this spring by Hawaii’s #2 ranked player Liona Lefau. The biggest signing day news came when Utah’s #1 ranked player, Tausili Akana (#121 Nationally) committed to TEXAS and he will be joined by small school (3A) star Derion Gullette (#123 nationally). Don’t be surprised if the staff adds a LB via the portal as well. Recruiting grade: A+ quality and quantity, best LB class in the Nation? Secondary When your base D features 5 DBs, you had better be deep at DB. That is not the case for the Longhorns. Though Sark/Coach K have already landed a very good former Wake Forest starter, Galvin Holmes at CB in the portal to pair across from Ryan Watts. Jahdea Barron started 9 games at the SPUR position, our hybrid S/LB spot and looks to return to that role. One other safety spot will be manned by Sr, Jerrin Thompson who stated 11 games in 2022 while the fight for the other spot will feature Sr Kitan Crawford (1 start) and Jr Morice Blackwell (1 start at SPUR). Pushing to move into starter roles will be Soph’s Michael Taffe (fresh from his recruiting duties and logging 1 start in 2022. If you don’t know, he was Arch Manning’s player escort on visits and seems to have a good knack for recruiting) Larry Turner-Gooden, who saw time in 2022 but did not burn his shirt and talented Bryan Allen. We are a tad surprised we did not see bigger DB numbers in recruiting but make no mistake, the 2 TEXAS landed were both Top 10 in the state and in the coveted “super blue chip” range. CB Malik Mohamad out of state champion South Oak Cliff is the #34 ranked player in the nation. And we love a player who arrives with a call sign. TEXAS landed the Raptor, Derek Williams, the #3 player in Louisiana a safety who looks to be a prototype S. MM will be an early enrollee so do not be surprised to see him in the 2 deep. We won’t be shocked if Williams pushes into the 2 deep as well but wish he was enrolling early. Grade: A-, great talent but numbers are low Overall recruiting Sark improved on last year’s #5 class by landing the #3 class for 2023. And he’s not done. Couple of blue chips in the hunt. Sark has also covered all position groups though we think the numbers are a tad light at DL and DB, largely a nit pick. Outstanding classes with the bonus of enjoying some late flips from traditional rivals. There is no question that Sark is a plus recruiter. Can he grow into a plus HC? While we saw clear improvement in 2022, we also saw TEXAS fall short to some of the same problems from 2021. Specifically, being outcoached in the 2nd half of games, abandoning the run, becoming very predictable with the play calls. While on defense, we saw strong improvement but maintain the #1 thing the team is missing is a Joseph Ossai style dominating pass rusher to disrupt opponents passing game. The bar has raised for TEXAS and at a minimum, the team must at least reach the Conference title game (hopefully on our way out the door to the SEC in 2024) to claim success. The talent is there. Hope you have enjoyed this too long report. Best wishes for a prosperous and happy New Year to all.

I always believed Thompson would need some time to develop but Thompson is faster (10.24 100m) than Worthy, Cook and Moore. Brennan could run by defenders and drop passes in less time than it takes Worthy. Just saying

I like Joel Klatt and agree with him a lot. But not this time. Arch hasn't even enrolled. He has not even taken a practice snap. Ewers showed early in the season what he is capable of. I think we'll see it return at the bowl. Ideally, Arch redshirts and Murphy is your firm #2 guy next season.

I don't think the Mannings were thinking the same way you are here. Yes, QBs get hurt. Ours have historically become injured because of an ongoing OL crisis. IMO, that crisis is over. Our QBs should stay upright longer. If Ewers goes down, then Murphy is your guy. If Ewers and Murphy both become injured, then I think Sark would pull the shirt off Manning. Don't discount Murphy, who is more ready for prime time than Manning is at this moment. So yeah, I do see Manning learning the system behind Murphy. Behind Murphy. If Baxter deserves the starting position, then he should have it. RB is a whole different animal. Baxter may be the next Bijan, who was also a 5-star RB in HS. I expect Brooks to get the lion's share of the snaps unless he's injured or Baxter is markedly better. KR has proven he's not an every down back. Blue regressed during that lost year he had and he hasn't got back to form yet.

Noticed this on several posts here, Adonai Mitchell goes by AD, so let's use that abbreviation instead of AM. Especially since the letters A and M next to one another should makes us all feel about queasy.

I prefer to just think Lincoln Riley is a complete asshole.

I sat beside his grandfather at the Bama game. I think Livingstone will be a Horn.

Nude chicks like this? What's wrong with that?

I loved the game. F*** TCU and the Big 12. It was glorious.

IT reporting Arkansas transfer S Jalen Catalon got to campus this morning and then had lunch with Coach Gideon. He was scheduled to have dinner with Sark tonight.

So he can't catch?

...and he caught the ball.

Someone call AAA. A Lincoln just knocked off the road by a big Green Wave.

What irks me about Worthy is that he doesn't extend his arms when simply doing so will result in a catch, he won't change direction to adjust to a pass, and he seems irked when he has to slow down and go to a spot to catch a pass when that spot was the only place he could get open to. QBs will literally throw you open by throwing to a spot. They see the whole back half while the WR does not. Before his case of brick hands began, we heard rumblings that he would portal out of here. Now that brick hands has set in, I think most of us wouldn't blink if he did.

To answer my own question, Quinn would be something like 30/36 for 350 and 2 TDs without the drops. We would also probably be in the lead or in a 1 score game without the drops. Quinn was not the problem today.

May the fleas of a thousand camels invade staff's armpits (except Devon). Staff is made up of a bunch of Kirk Bohls wannabes, except for Devon who picked Texas. Go Horns!

I predict he will be part of the 2023 Texas class. I'm calling it now.

Perhaps Manny Diaz would give OC a try?

Both of them are saying exactly what you want a player to say, they are focused on the game. The coaches have been preaching all year on preparation and blocking out distractions. To me this is all it’s about. Worthy isn’t going anywhere else and Ford would be making a huge mistake hitting the draft after one good year. I doubt he would get picked in the first three rounds. Just my opinion

Woke BS