December 12Dec 12 58 minutes ago, FloridaHorn said: I'm surprised it is not sitting on top of a larger non working TV. Username checks out
December 12Dec 12 11 hours ago, UTEE97 said: I like your TV. Does it play high definition? 11 hours ago, Dennis Taylor said: I'm surprised it can be that close to the wall Beats the shit outta looking thru the snow on one of these 12” b&w boxes in 1950….
December 12Dec 12 14 hours ago, Hank_Hill said: Most of this board is old fucks and the dread of not seeing a Texas natty again before they die is starting to set in and it shows.
December 12Dec 12 18 hours ago, HateYouAndMyself said: I've heard mixed. That old patterns did emerge at one point but that Nansen is one of the few people who actually told Sark he needs to chill the fuck out and got him to listen. Who knows how much if any of that is accurate though even when its coming from people directly connected to them. Nansen has certainly been as advertised when it comes to LB development, schematic contribution and recruiting. Tough person to replace though you would think Justin Wilcox is an obvious candidate (perhaps a lazy suggestion but I mean the connections with Sark are obvious and he also coaches LB). Yes. No surface-level unless you're a pretty harder for thought your band. He's a machine.
December 12Dec 12 16 hours ago, Hank_Hill said: Most of this board is old fucks and the dread of not seeing a Texas natty again before they die is starting to set in and it shows.
December 12Dec 12 17 hours ago, Hank_Hill said: Most of this board is old fucks and the dread of not seeing a Texas natty again before they die is starting to set in and it shows. I'm actually in the sweet spot where I'm not worrying about that yet but also fully intending to celebrate the next one like it's the last one I'll ever see. I'm 48.
December 12Dec 12 Per Bobby FYI - could be some movement on the RB coach as soon as today. No promises, but seems it's headed in Juluke's direction.
December 12Dec 12 19 hours ago, Hank_Hill said: Most of this board is old fucks and the dread of not seeing a Texas natty again before they die is starting to set in and it shows. Counterpoint: Based on all the chicken-friend steak discussions that keep popping up, most of this board's members don't seem particularly concerned with their lifespans. Edited December 12Dec 12 by satyanash
December 12Dec 12 5 minutes ago, gurt said: Star Wars ass name *Dune-ass name Edited December 12Dec 12 by satyanash
December 12Dec 12 2 hours ago, Huckleberry said: I'm actually in the sweet spot where I'm not worrying about that yet but also fully intending to celebrate the next one like it's the last one I'll ever see. I'm 48. This is me.
December 12Dec 12 Popular Post On 12/9/2025 at 5:00 PM, RGBIII said: Players fucking hated Scott. Jabbar Juluke is the target
December 12Dec 12 New RB coach, thank goodness. Hope Flood gets shitcanned too (he probably won't). Hard to see the offense, especially the run game, improving with the current situation at OL. Transfer IOL might help, but need a coach who gives a damn.
December 12Dec 12 14 minutes ago, UDontKnow said: New RB coach, thank goodness. Hope Flood gets shitcanned too (he probably won't). Hard to see the offense, especially the run game, improving with the current situation at OL. Transfer IOL might help, but need a coach who gives a damn. Our playcaller looking in the mirror and changing some things could help as well.
December 12Dec 12 RUN THE FUCKING BALL SARK!!!!!!!!every fucking game we played this year till I passed out
December 12Dec 12 Washington State appears to be finalizing a deal with the Mizzou OC instead of hiring Nansen (it has been down to those two).
December 12Dec 12 41 minutes ago, Hookem10 said: RUN THE FUCKING BALL SARK!!!!!!!!every fucking game we played this year till I passed out That plan worked in one game this year
December 12Dec 12 1 hour ago, Hookem10 said: RUN THE FUCKING BALL SARK!!!!!!!!every fucking game we played this year till I passed out I used to scream this... then the OL was terrible at blocking the run.
December 12Dec 12 Popular Post Here's the official release from UT on Juluke's hiring. Hope he brings Baugh with him. Spoiler A 30-year coaching veteran, including 13 in the collegiate ranks as a running backs coach, Jabbar Juluke (juh-LOO-k) has been named Texas Football’s associate head coach (offense)/running backs coach, head coach Steve Sarkisian announced Friday. Juluke comes to Austin after spending the last four seasons as Florida’s associate head coach/running backs coach. Prior to that, he served in similar roles at Louisiana (2018-21) and Texas Tech (2017), while also having mentored running backs at LSU (2016) and Louisiana Tech (2013-15). He spent the first 17 years of his career as a high school coach in the state of Louisiana. This past season at Florida, Juluke guided sophomore running back Jadan Baugh to a second-team All-SEC honors, including amassing 1,170 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground on 220 carries (5.3 ypc). Baugh ranked third in the SEC in both rushing yards and rushing yards per game (97.5), while ranking 15th and 16th respectively in those categories nationally. Baugh also caught 33 passes for 210 yards and two touchdowns with his 122.3 all-purpose yards per game ranking second in the SEC and eighth in the FBS. In 2024, Juluke helped guide Florida to a late-season charge, winning the last four games of the season to finish with an 8-5 record overall, with victories over No. 21 LSU, No. 9 Ole Miss, Florida State and Tulane in the 16th Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl. The Gators were one of just six unranked teams in the nation to post multiple top-25 wins on the year. Individually, Baugh led the team with 133 rushes for 673 yards and seven touchdowns, earning Freshman All-SEC accolades. Baugh ranked second in rushing yards by a freshman in the SEC and his five rushing touchdowns against Kentucky in his first career start tied the program record with Trey Burton (2010) and Tim Tebow (2007). Florida was the only FBS team to be 3-0 when starting a true freshmen backfield that season. Montrell Johnson had 593 rushing yards and six scores in just 10 games, while Ja’Kobi Jackson had 509 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on the year. Johnson finished second in the nation in rush yards per carry at 5.93. Johnson, who was coached by Juluke his entire career, ended his collegiate tenure with over 3,000 rushing yards. In 2023, Juluke saw his duo of Trevor Etienne and Johnson lead the Gators’ backfield with a combined 67.2% of carries (283 of 421) and 87.5% of the team’s net rushing yardage (1,570 of 1,794). They finished with nearly identical averages in rushing yards per game with Etienne at 68.5, and Johnson at 68.1. During his first year leading Florida’s running backs room, the Gators finished the regular season as the third-most productive rushing offense in the nation and best in the conference in yards per carry (5.84). Florida ran the ball for an average of 213.7 yards per game in 2022, which ranked 16th in the FBS and third in the SEC. At the forefront of the Florida’s mighty ground offense was the running back duo formed by freshman Trevor Etienne and Louisiana transfer Montrell Johnson Jr, who averaged 5.7 yards per carry and 120.0 rushing yards per game, while combining for a touchdown in all 12 regular-season games and scoring 17 total touchdowns. They were one of only 15 running back duos in the FBS to rush for over 700 yards apiece in 2022. Johnson, who Juluke recruited out of high school to play at UL, finished the 2022 campaign ranked tied for fourth in the SEC in rushing touchdowns (10) and became the first UF running back to rush for over 800 yards since La’Mical Perine in 2018. Meanwhile, Etienne ranked fourth in yards per carry (6.1), tied for 10th in touchdowns (six) and eighth in rushing yards (719) in the FBS among true freshmen. Prior to Florida, Juluke spent the four previous years (2018-21) on Billy Napier's staff at Louisiana, which included four straight Sun Belt West Division titles, a share of the Sun Belt title in 2020, and the championship in 2021. Juluke coached two running backs who were drafted in back-to-back years (2020-21) – Eli Mitchell by the San Francisco 49ers and Raymond Calais by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Mitchell was named First Team All-Sun Belt in 2020 and led Louisiana in rushing, with 141 carries for 878 yards and eight touchdowns. His yardage total was third in the league and 23rd nationally, while his eight rushing scores were the fifth most in the Sun Belt and tied for 41st nationally. Mitchell finished his career ranked fifth in career rushing touchdowns (41) and sixth in career rushing yards (3,267) and set the program record for most rushing yards in a bowl game after tallying 127 yards and a touchdown in the 2020 SERVPRO First Responder Bowl. The 2019 FootballScoop Running Backs Coach of the Year, Juluke led the Ragin' Cajuns to their best rushing season in program history in 2019, setting school records in total rushing yards (3,604) and rushing touchdowns (42). Louisiana finished the season ranked third nationally in yards per rush (6.28), rushing touchdowns (42) and sixth in total rushing yards. Prior to a season at Texas Tech (2017), he was the running backs coach at LSU in 2016. Juluke tutored one of the nation’s top running backs in Leonard Fournette who was the No. 5 overall selection in the 2017 NFL Draft. He also worked with Derrius Guice that season, pushing the sophomore to 1,428 yards and 11 touchdowns while being named to the All-SEC First Team with Fournette. He began his collegiate coaching career at Louisiana Tech, where he spent three seasons (2013-15) as the running backs coach. Juluke helped the Bulldogs win the Conference USA West Division title in 2014. He was also heavily involved in recruiting efforts and helped land three 2017 NFL Draft picks in wide receivers Carlos Henderson (Denver Broncos), Trent Tyalor (San Francisco 49ers) and safety Xavier Woods (Dallas Cowboys). Juluke arrived at Louisiana Tech following nine years as the head coach at Edna Karr High School in New Orleans. Juluke was regarded as one of Louisiana’s top high school coaches during that time as he compiled an 80-39 record that was capped by a perfect 14-0 mark and a Class 4A state title in 2012. Juluke guided Edna Karr to seven district titles and two state runner-up finishes during his tenure. He boasted a 49-8 record over his final four seasons alone which featured three appearances in the state championship game. Most impressively, Juluke helped over 70 of his players earn college football scholarships during his head coaching career. Prior to his stint at Edna Karr, Juluke served as the defensive backs coach and special teams coordinator at O.P. Walker High School for one season (2002). Juluke coached linebackers at St. Augustine High School in 2000 and 2001 after serving as the wide receivers coach for Brother Martin High School in 1999. Juluke began his coaching career as the defensive coordinator for Frederick Douglas High School from 1996-98. As a player, Juluke helped guide Southern University to an 11-1 record and a Black National Championship in 1993. In addition to his time as a standout safety for the Jaguars, Juluke also lettered one season with the men’s basketball program during the 1994-95 campaign. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from Southern in 1999. Juluke is a native of New Orleans. He and his wife, Denise, are parents to three children – Jahmad, Jamari and Dyrius Smith. Jabbar Juluke Coaching History 2025-current: Texas, Associate Head Coach (Offense)/Running Backs Coach 2022-25: Florida, Associate Head Coach/Running Backs Coach 2018-21: Louisiana, Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs Coach 2017: Texas Tech, Associate Head Coach/Running Backs Coach 2016: LSU, Running Backs Coach 2013-15: Louisiana Tech, Running Backs Coach 2006-12: Edna Karr High School, Head Coach 2005: McKinley High School, Assistant Coach 2003-04: Edna Karr High School, Head Coach 2002: O.P. Walker High School, Defensive Backs Coach/Special Teams Coordinator 2000-01: St. Augustine High School, Linebackers 1999: Brother Martin High School, Wide Receivers 1996-98: Frederick Douglas High School, Defensive Coordinator Edited December 12Dec 12 by MuellerHorn
December 12Dec 12 Just now, MuellerHorn said: Juluke was hired. Hope he brings Baugh with him. Nahlin said the other day that Baugh has re-upped with Florida. No clue how binding that is, if at all.
December 12Dec 12 6 minutes ago, Red Five said: Nahlin said the other day that Baugh has re-upped with Florida. No clue how binding that is, if at all. Nothing is binding in this day and age.
December 12Dec 12 He's a strong recruiter and onfield coach, so if we pair him with Lacy or even step down to that Liberty guy, it still should be a nice upgrade. Edited December 12Dec 12 by texifornia
December 12Dec 12 Associate Head Coach (Offense)...does that mean there is an AHC (Defense) or there will be?
December 12Dec 12 34 minutes ago, Slacks said: I used to scream this... then the OL was terrible at blocking the run. I’m talking about the million times 1st down - 5 yds run - 2nd down - 3 yds run - 3rd and 2 we throw a fucking bomb Hail Mary
December 12Dec 12 17 minutes ago, Tex-19 said: Associate Head Coach (Offense)...does that mean there is an AHC (Defense) or there will be? Nevermind I was mistaken. Nansen does not actually carry that tag with us. Edited December 12Dec 12 by HateYouAndMyself
December 13Dec 13 2 hours ago, Red Five said: Nahlin said the other day that Baugh has re-upped with Florida. No clue how binding that is, if at all. If Nahlin said that, he’s bound for Texas.
December 13Dec 13 4 hours ago, Hookem10 said: If he’s the guy he better have a list of targets and be ready to go shopping Shopping for 1 in Gainsville Edited December 13Dec 13 by Bevo
December 13Dec 13 8 minutes ago, 6th Street said: Nice already connecting with Cooper, future bell cow RB Are you saying Juluke didn't connect with Cooper when he was coaching at Florida? The same Derrek Cooper who is out of the South Florida metropolitan area? Intredasting!
December 13Dec 13 18 hours ago, MuellerHorn said: Here's the official release from UT on Juluke's hiring. Hope he brings Baugh with him. Hide contents A 30-year coaching veteran, including 13 in the collegiate ranks as a running backs coach, Jabbar Juluke (juh-LOO-k) has been named Texas Football’s associate head coach (offense)/running backs coach, head coach Steve Sarkisian announced Friday. Juluke comes to Austin after spending the last four seasons as Florida’s associate head coach/running backs coach. Prior to that, he served in similar roles at Louisiana (2018-21) and Texas Tech (2017), while also having mentored running backs at LSU (2016) and Louisiana Tech (2013-15). He spent the first 17 years of his career as a high school coach in the state of Louisiana. This past season at Florida, Juluke guided sophomore running back Jadan Baugh to a second-team All-SEC honors, including amassing 1,170 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground on 220 carries (5.3 ypc). Baugh ranked third in the SEC in both rushing yards and rushing yards per game (97.5), while ranking 15th and 16th respectively in those categories nationally. Baugh also caught 33 passes for 210 yards and two touchdowns with his 122.3 all-purpose yards per game ranking second in the SEC and eighth in the FBS. In 2024, Juluke helped guide Florida to a late-season charge, winning the last four games of the season to finish with an 8-5 record overall, with victories over No. 21 LSU, No. 9 Ole Miss, Florida State and Tulane in the 16th Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl. The Gators were one of just six unranked teams in the nation to post multiple top-25 wins on the year. Individually, Baugh led the team with 133 rushes for 673 yards and seven touchdowns, earning Freshman All-SEC accolades. Baugh ranked second in rushing yards by a freshman in the SEC and his five rushing touchdowns against Kentucky in his first career start tied the program record with Trey Burton (2010) and Tim Tebow (2007). Florida was the only FBS team to be 3-0 when starting a true freshmen backfield that season. Montrell Johnson had 593 rushing yards and six scores in just 10 games, while Ja’Kobi Jackson had 509 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on the year. Johnson finished second in the nation in rush yards per carry at 5.93. Johnson, who was coached by Juluke his entire career, ended his collegiate tenure with over 3,000 rushing yards. In 2023, Juluke saw his duo of Trevor Etienne and Johnson lead the Gators’ backfield with a combined 67.2% of carries (283 of 421) and 87.5% of the team’s net rushing yardage (1,570 of 1,794). They finished with nearly identical averages in rushing yards per game with Etienne at 68.5, and Johnson at 68.1. During his first year leading Florida’s running backs room, the Gators finished the regular season as the third-most productive rushing offense in the nation and best in the conference in yards per carry (5.84). Florida ran the ball for an average of 213.7 yards per game in 2022, which ranked 16th in the FBS and third in the SEC. At the forefront of the Florida’s mighty ground offense was the running back duo formed by freshman Trevor Etienne and Louisiana transfer Montrell Johnson Jr, who averaged 5.7 yards per carry and 120.0 rushing yards per game, while combining for a touchdown in all 12 regular-season games and scoring 17 total touchdowns. They were one of only 15 running back duos in the FBS to rush for over 700 yards apiece in 2022. Johnson, who Juluke recruited out of high school to play at UL, finished the 2022 campaign ranked tied for fourth in the SEC in rushing touchdowns (10) and became the first UF running back to rush for over 800 yards since La’Mical Perine in 2018. Meanwhile, Etienne ranked fourth in yards per carry (6.1), tied for 10th in touchdowns (six) and eighth in rushing yards (719) in the FBS among true freshmen. Prior to Florida, Juluke spent the four previous years (2018-21) on Billy Napier's staff at Louisiana, which included four straight Sun Belt West Division titles, a share of the Sun Belt title in 2020, and the championship in 2021. Juluke coached two running backs who were drafted in back-to-back years (2020-21) – Eli Mitchell by the San Francisco 49ers and Raymond Calais by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Mitchell was named First Team All-Sun Belt in 2020 and led Louisiana in rushing, with 141 carries for 878 yards and eight touchdowns. His yardage total was third in the league and 23rd nationally, while his eight rushing scores were the fifth most in the Sun Belt and tied for 41st nationally. Mitchell finished his career ranked fifth in career rushing touchdowns (41) and sixth in career rushing yards (3,267) and set the program record for most rushing yards in a bowl game after tallying 127 yards and a touchdown in the 2020 SERVPRO First Responder Bowl. The 2019 FootballScoop Running Backs Coach of the Year, Juluke led the Ragin' Cajuns to their best rushing season in program history in 2019, setting school records in total rushing yards (3,604) and rushing touchdowns (42). Louisiana finished the season ranked third nationally in yards per rush (6.28), rushing touchdowns (42) and sixth in total rushing yards. Prior to a season at Texas Tech (2017), he was the running backs coach at LSU in 2016. Juluke tutored one of the nation’s top running backs in Leonard Fournette who was the No. 5 overall selection in the 2017 NFL Draft. He also worked with Derrius Guice that season, pushing the sophomore to 1,428 yards and 11 touchdowns while being named to the All-SEC First Team with Fournette. He began his collegiate coaching career at Louisiana Tech, where he spent three seasons (2013-15) as the running backs coach. Juluke helped the Bulldogs win the Conference USA West Division title in 2014. He was also heavily involved in recruiting efforts and helped land three 2017 NFL Draft picks in wide receivers Carlos Henderson (Denver Broncos), Trent Tyalor (San Francisco 49ers) and safety Xavier Woods (Dallas Cowboys). Juluke arrived at Louisiana Tech following nine years as the head coach at Edna Karr High School in New Orleans. Juluke was regarded as one of Louisiana’s top high school coaches during that time as he compiled an 80-39 record that was capped by a perfect 14-0 mark and a Class 4A state title in 2012. Juluke guided Edna Karr to seven district titles and two state runner-up finishes during his tenure. He boasted a 49-8 record over his final four seasons alone which featured three appearances in the state championship game. Most impressively, Juluke helped over 70 of his players earn college football scholarships during his head coaching career. Prior to his stint at Edna Karr, Juluke served as the defensive backs coach and special teams coordinator at O.P. Walker High School for one season (2002). Juluke coached linebackers at St. Augustine High School in 2000 and 2001 after serving as the wide receivers coach for Brother Martin High School in 1999. Juluke began his coaching career as the defensive coordinator for Frederick Douglas High School from 1996-98. As a player, Juluke helped guide Southern University to an 11-1 record and a Black National Championship in 1993. In addition to his time as a standout safety for the Jaguars, Juluke also lettered one season with the men’s basketball program during the 1994-95 campaign. He earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology from Southern in 1999. Juluke is a native of New Orleans. He and his wife, Denise, are parents to three children – Jahmad, Jamari and Dyrius Smith. Jabbar Juluke Coaching History 2025-current: Texas, Associate Head Coach (Offense)/Running Backs Coach 2022-25: Florida, Associate Head Coach/Running Backs Coach 2018-21: Louisiana, Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs Coach 2017: Texas Tech, Associate Head Coach/Running Backs Coach 2016: LSU, Running Backs Coach 2013-15: Louisiana Tech, Running Backs Coach 2006-12: Edna Karr High School, Head Coach 2005: McKinley High School, Assistant Coach 2003-04: Edna Karr High School, Head Coach 2002: O.P. Walker High School, Defensive Backs Coach/Special Teams Coordinator 2000-01: St. Augustine High School, Linebackers 1999: Brother Martin High School, Wide Receivers 1996-98: Frederick Douglas High School, Defensive Coordinator So I assume he was at LSU for only one year because of Miles getting canned. But why did Kingsbury make a change after only one year?
December 13Dec 13 On 12/11/2025 at 3:33 PM, closetojumping said: Can we permaban the next poster who brings up Jimmy Lake? I hear ya but we hired Duane Fucking Akina last offseason. We should have been permabanning anyone who brought up his name over the last decade plus.
December 13Dec 13 2 hours ago, Dbeasy said: So I assume he was at LSU for only one year because of Miles getting canned. But why did Kingsbury make a change after only one year? Based on some brief Googling, it looks like: 2016: He joined TTU but left after a month to go to LSU Next offseason, Miles gets canned, Coach O reassigns Jabbar to off-field, Jabbar says nah and leaves for TTU Next offseason, he leaves TTU to UL. Kinda sounds like he left voluntarily but not clear.
December 13Dec 13 This seems to me like a reactionary hire. Someone convince me this helps solve long-term problems.
December 13Dec 13 2 minutes ago, Reese Bennett said: This seems to me like a reactionary hire. Someone convince me this helps solve long-term problems. This seems like a reactionary response. The RB coaching position was vacant and we filled it. There are almost always bigger issues than the RB coach but you generally still want one on staff.
December 13Dec 13 8 minutes ago, Reese Bennett said: This seems to me like a reactionary hire. Someone convince me this helps solve long-term problems. Well, we could had waited until February and then hire the assistant to the back up running back coach of the Jets.
December 13Dec 13 10 minutes ago, Reese Bennett said: This seems to me like a reactionary hire. Someone convince me this helps solve long-term problems. We got one of the best RB coaches in the business after a good year for a bad team. Night and day from last year's hiring processes.
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