EastTXHorn

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Every team has a player who was an under the radar, low expectations recruit, who goes on to be the heart and soul of the team and gives it his all. Wisner was that guy for Texas. I hate what college football is becoming.

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This has been reality for most of college football for years now. The staff dropped the ball, way too many recruiting misses. Even pre-injury, I don’t know how good Baxter was. This past RB recruiting class has been MIA. Now we’re going to have to spend a ton of capital just to get a starter who could go down in pre-season camp like all our backs have the past three years. Don’t even get me started on Flood and the interior offensive line. They went cheap on IOL for years and it cost us a playoff spot. Now you’ll have to spend probably twice as much in the portal when you could have developed a quality starter by now.

I thinks he’s re-negotiated his NIL contract a handful of times since he’s been at Texas, even before the playoff game vs ASU. Texas has folded in the past, but won’t this time. Hard worker, solid football player, not necessarily great at any one thing. Good character guy in the locker room.

This provides hope to the Aggy brethren. It can be done.

Texas actually has a rush defense.

I seen it as a makeup non-call for the Reed Flop.

Out of OU & A&M, who wins a playoff game first? I’d say A&M, but they barely squeezed into the dance this year with a historically easy schedule.

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Let’s see if the Ags can do what OU has never done.

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Update: They Could Not. At least y’all two were somewhat respectable this season.

I feel like Miami just needs to try two quality hand offs in a row and see what happens.

Could have been worse, the gunner looked like he misjudged the throw. Could have been pick six territory.

Goodness, just line up and run the ball,