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Any news on this?

Fixed it for you...

Last time I checked Nebraska wasn't in Oklahoma

BlowU doesn't have a swim team for two very simple reasons...they have buoyancy issues and a hard time finding suits that'll fit

Has anyone heard anything from anywhere about when we're making the move to the SEC?

If the players see things with the same eyes that we do then they know that they've been outplayed over the last 5 games and that we haven't lost one game solely because of coaching, any player with doubts about that may want to go back and watch game film to take a look their effort/execution in games/practice. If you can't see that were getting outplayed then your not looking hard enough, are not watching the games or are getting your info off of social media and/or YouTube. We all knew at the beginning of the season that we had depth issues on both sides of the ball, especially with the O and D lines, and that we were going into the season without a great deal of experience at QB...Sark had nothing to do with any of that and little to no time to address that problem in the 2021 class recruited by Hermann to fit his schemes. A new offense and new defense with same problems and players that he inherited from the previous coach, only an idiot (no offense...) would believe that he'd be able to turn that around in less than a year without a chance to get the players he needs. Sark may have lost a fan or two over the season but I doubt that they were real Longhorns to begin with...they were probably more along the lines of aggy 2%ers, sound familiar?

Tell that to him…

Then why are you on the 2022 Recruiting Board/Thread? The title pretty much gives away that the topic of discussion is going to be recruiting, do you typically spend your “me time” reading things that bore you? Macroeconomics bores the hell out of me so I don’t read, watch or discuss anything that relates to it and, thus, avoid the boredom that subject inflicts. You should try it…

3-Time NCAA Champion Shaine Casas Will Transfer Out of Texas A&M For those who don't follow swimming much...this is HUGE, Shaine Casas is one of the best swimmers in the US right now! He was an SEC/NCAA champion in the 100/200 backstroke and the 200 IM and just missed being on the Olympic team this year by tenths of a second. He's the best swimmer in the SEC and aggy has no one on their roster who's even close to his talent level, they went from SEC contenders to pretenders. I have a very plausible theory on how Shaine came to this decision... Shaine competed at the Texas Senior Circuit Long Course Meet at a&m the week after the Olympic Trials, he swam the 100 free and 100 fly and set personal best and pool record times in both events. Since he was the top seed in both events Shaine swam in lane 4 for prelims and finals; the fastest swimmers swim in lane 4, second fastest in 5, 3rd in 3, 4th in 6, etc.. They were short on timers for the meet so, for the most part, there were a couple of lanes that had the same timer for the duration of the meet, lane 4 was one of those and the gentleman timing Shaine for each of his swims was a Longhorn...yes, I was that timer. I believe that while he was warming down after each event Shaine pondered what was different about his swims that day as opposed to all of the other meets he'd been in over the last year and that the one thing that stood out above anything else was the fact that he had the same timer for each event and that timer was a Longhorn and that his inspiration didn't come from his home natatorium or his teammates but from the Longhorn logo he glimpsed before he stepped up to the block. While I'm sure being coached by Eddie Reese and the chance at a national championship played at part I don't think that either were the driving force...I'm taking credit for this recruitment!!

Eddie Reese = GOAT!! There's no coach in any sport that's been as successful or as dominate! Watching the NCAA Championships this year was a blast! Longhorn swimming's going to be tough to beat, there are a lot of good underclassmen on the team.

The Longhorn men's swim team won their 42nd championship in a row, 17 in the SWC and 25 in the Big XII! The Longhorn women won the conference for the 9th year in a row and have won the Big XII 19 times in 25 years. Big XII Swimming Championships

Sounds like she just needs a hand...

It may be but the problem is/was that Herman is not Meyer