Jeepin_Josh

getting all the talented players they wanted or needed has never been a problem for Texas. None of the other coaches could do anything with the talent consistently. Sark is doing that....So I'd say it was a development issue or poor rankings or just being lazy and signing bunch of over rated players.

I think he's done exactly what they drafted him to do...disrupt and be handful in the middle...not sack the qb. Hes a solid pro bowl poetential player every season.

prob have to go a little further and say we have blizzard conditions in the south as often.

I wouldn't have auburn in my top 25...that's absurd.

I'd feel better abou OU than Auburn. At least OU brought in a proven OC and his QB that's been in that system.

AU has a good highschool recruit signed and a 5 star Sophmore than didnt preform too good...nothing about that screams top 10

he's no Peyton Thorne....for sure. Thorn had some decent stats his first 2 seasons at Michigan State. All Jackson Arnold has is his 5 star high school status and 1 bad season as a starter

not me...if they win they will forever get the nod for a spot in the playoffs deserving or not. heck they get it now and they dont have to play a conf championship game...F that.

I personally think the NCAA caved on the NIL because they knew they couldn't stop it....it was coming. But undoing the transfer rule and allowing unlimited was their way to sticking it to college football and letting kayos reign.

Teams could manager unlimited transfers or NIL...either or, but not both.

If it was just transfers teams prob have some player movement...but it would prob be 1/3 of what it is now.

if it was just NIL...teams could easily pay every one a structured amount based on whatever armaments they made with their team.

I think he might have tried to "evolve" his plan and message if he only had to deal with NIL or Unlimited Transfers...but not both. Either one you can still have some leverage and make it work, but with both you have zero leverage at all...the tails wagging the dog now.

You program was fine when you fired Harrison...your talent index was inside the top 20. Higher than alot of teams who beat you.

I feel like after the Michigan loss Day pulled his nose out of the offense and let Chip Kelly have 100% control to do what he wanted to do and it's paying off.