January 2, 20196 yr IT: Bru and Randomness Spoiler Information seems to be mixed on whether or not Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) five-star wide receiver Bru McCoy signed during the December window. It's either been hinted or reported elsewhere that he did sign, but from the UT point of view that doesn't seem to be the case. If Texas is right -- and I assume they're simply going by what the McCoy's have told them -- then that's a positive because they needed the Georgia win to make one final push for him before he announces on Saturday at the All American game in San Antonio. I'm pretty confident he did not sign. Texas held a lead in this recruitment even into December and after his in-home visit with Kliff Kingsbury. However, the official visit to Southern Cal had the predictable effect of pushing momentum in SC's favor. Mater Dei is a USC pipeline school and two of USC's best players are close friends with McCoy. As @HelmetBoy correctly opined, UT had the misfortune of getting in good with the one guy at Mater Dei, and in Southern California in general, not turned off by the Clay Helton era. Along with the big Sugar Bowl victory, Texas could benefit from continued Kliff Kingsbury rumors. It's possible that Kingsbury could end up elsewhere. If so, that instability would reinforce concerns the McCoy's have had about the Trojans program. [you know what gif goes here] Of course Texas will use that victory as a selling point to Deondrick Glass. I'm looking forward to catching up with his father later today. There are similaritities to Glass' and Tre Watson's styles of running and opportunity abounds next season. And yes, Jalen Catalon will be made well aware of the differences in trajectories between Arkansas, TCU, and Texas. Justin received one of the best quotes of the cycle regarding that recruitment but that's for the post-NSD2 Aftermath piece. Should Texas miss on Glass that would bring Newton's Darwin Barlow into clearer view. I asked a TCU source what he thought about him. "I think Barlow has it all. Total package at RB. Only thing I don't know is how quickly he will learn it but RB is a pretty easy position to pick up in our offense. Figured UT would be on him harder by now." Right after one of those Watson runs around end my phone buzzed from my Dallas SOC coaching buddy. This guy has never really respected the Texas football program. He's one of many that has criticized Texas for being soft. He's tough to impress which makes me value his opinion even more. "This UT team under Herman is very different. Doesn't run out of bounds (copping out of contact). Finishing ball carriers. Waayyy different. That's a culture thing." Since we were communicating I asked him about his defensive end Stephen Parker. The former Tech commit opened his recruitment up when Matt Wells didn't keep former SOC HC Emmett Jones. "He has UCLA, Nebraska, and Kansas left for visits. I don't think he's going to TCU. Kansas is the last one and that says something to me." Les Miles hired Jones at Kansas. UT has shown interest in Parker, with Herman even going to see him, but he seemed next up if Texas didn't sign Myron Warren.
January 2, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, Newy25 said: The false hope tree is in full bloom at IT. Bru did not sign yet and Texas still has a shot. Clicks man, clicks.
January 2, 20196 yr 1 minute ago, NoName said: IT: Bru and Randomness Reveal hidden contents Information seems to be mixed on whether or not Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) five-star wide receiver Bru McCoy signed during the December window. It's either been hinted or reported elsewhere that he did sign, but from the UT point of view that doesn't seem to be the case. If Texas is right -- and I assume they're simply going by what the McCoy's have told them -- then that's a positive because they needed the Georgia win to make one final push for him before he announces on Saturday at the All American game in San Antonio. I'm pretty confident he did not sign. Texas held a lead in this recruitment even into December and after his in-home visit with Kliff Kingsbury. However, the official visit to Southern Cal had the predictable effect of pushing momentum in SC's favor. Mater Dei is a USC pipeline school and two of USC's best players are close friends with McCoy. As @HelmetBoy correctly opined, UT had the misfortune of getting in good with the one guy at Mater Dei, and in Southern California in general, not turned off by the Clay Helton era. Along with the big Sugar Bowl victory, Texas could benefit from continued Kliff Kingsbury rumors. It's possible that Kingsbury could end up elsewhere. If so, that instability would reinforce concerns the McCoy's have had about the Trojans program. [you know what gif goes here] Of course Texas will use that victory as a selling point to Deondrick Glass. I'm looking forward to catching up with his father later today. There are similaritities to Glass' and Tre Watson's styles of running and opportunity abounds next season. And yes, Jalen Catalon will be made well aware of the differences in trajectories between Arkansas, TCU, and Texas. Justin received one of the best quotes of the cycle regarding that recruitment but that's for the post-NSD2 Aftermath piece. Should Texas miss on Glass that would bring Newton's Darwin Barlow into clearer view. I asked a TCU source what he thought about him. "I think Barlow has it all. Total package at RB. Only thing I don't know is how quickly he will learn it but RB is a pretty easy position to pick up in our offense. Figured UT would be on him harder by now." Right after one of those Watson runs around end my phone buzzed from my Dallas SOC coaching buddy. This guy has never really respected the Texas football program. He's one of many that has criticized Texas for being soft. He's tough to impress which makes me value his opinion even more. "This UT team under Herman is very different. Doesn't run out of bounds (copping out of contact). Finishing ball carriers. Waayyy different. That's a culture thing." Since we were communicating I asked him about his defensive end Stephen Parker. The former Tech commit opened his recruitment up when Matt Wells didn't keep former SOC HC Emmett Jones. "He has UCLA, Nebraska, and Kansas left for visits. I don't think he's going to TCU. Kansas is the last one and that says something to me." Les Miles hired Jones at Kansas. UT has shown interest in Parker, with Herman even going to see him, but he seemed next up if Texas didn't sign Myron Warren. Shameful. Just shameful.
January 2, 20196 yr 1 minute ago, Fud said: Owens, Floyd, and Watson have all been balling out Washington supposedly has as well, and they said Rojo looked a lot better on day 3. Haven't seen anything on Gbenda or Liebrock.
January 2, 20196 yr 14 minutes ago, closetojumping said: When you see “Bellaire Episcopal” as the school for a recruit, you should assume that Slick Willie Lyles is involved, and all that that entails.
January 2, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, Elmer_Fudd said: Washington supposedly has as well, and they said Rojo looked a lot better on day 3. Haven't seen anything on Gbenda or Liebrock. Liebrock had a deep corner catch from Roschon earlier, the only mention I've seen
January 2, 20196 yr Is Donovan Jackson Dontavious’s younger brother? If so, he will go to the highest bidder just like Dontavious. To refresh peoples memory, Dontavious signed up to play for Jimbo and was recruited by Brewster. That was one dirty recruitment. Hope he’s enjoying being a door mat at FSU.
January 2, 20196 yr 10 minutes ago, NoName said: Of course Texas will use that victory as a selling point to Deondrick Glass. I'm looking forward to catching up with his father later today. There are similaritities to Glass' and Tre Watson's styles of running and opportunity abounds next season. uuuuughh...
January 2, 20196 yr IT Quote Q: Any new randomness on Shepherd? Any other OL targets out there or are they just gonna scour the grad transfer market? EN: Latest on Shepherd I’ve heard is he’ll likely stick but I won’t make any bold predictions one way or the other. Every avenue is on the table for o-line recruiting.
January 2, 20196 yr We need to be all in on Barlow and thank our lucky stars that someone as good as him is still available.
January 2, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, OU Sucks said: This guy is 100% CB to aggy...would be hilarious to watch aggy say he sucked anyway if he comes to play for the good guys: OL Donovan Jackson, Bellaire Episcopal (2021) — “I can’t say I saw this coming. This was definitely a wake up call to reevaluate my recruitment. I always thought of Texas highly, but this is a win that I needed to reassure myself in what Coach (Tom) Herman is building.” 51 minutes ago, closetojumping said: When you see “Bellaire Episcopal” as the school for a recruit, you should assume that Slick Willie Lyles is involved, and all that that entails. "Bellaire Episcopal" is the closest thing in Texas to one of the SoCal Catholic Schools. They have their wealthy students who fill the school's website and then they have their recruited D-1 football players to fill out the football team's roster. If they are a top D-1 player, then they absolutely were recruited, are on a full ride (save for Walker Little) financial aid setup, and were paid to go there in the first place. There is no reason for them to take money to play at a high school, where football loses money, and then NOT take money to choose a college, where football is a multi-million dollar asset to the top schools.
January 2, 20196 yr 54 minutes ago, Machinator said: There is such a VY vibe in this video that I can't help but grin like the Cheshire Cat. From the #10, to the insane natural talent, to the love of dancing and feeling the vibe, to the all business when it's go time (not saying that VY was a practice warrior, because I only saw him in games). After USC went up by 12 on the TD pass that also resulted in Tarell Brown's broken arm, I was deflated, because for the first time all game, we were down TWO scores. Then, from my south/southwest End Zone seat, I looked up the Texas sideline and saw VY dancing, having fun, just waiting for the kickoff to go in and put on a show, and I got goosebumps all over my body and I softly said- "Oh... We're gonna win." And then I had a huge grin and warm feeling spread over me, because I knew that VY was going to take over like he had the year before against Michigan. That feeling is the same feeling I get watching De'Gabriel do his thang before and after he does his drill. Texas will have a VY on DEFENSE for the next 3 years. YES!!!!!
January 2, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, GotThatFire said: Did aggy make it to a bowl game? If so, when do they play? Their regulars will be warming up the Tide jocks before the game and at halftime. Hamm will be announcing a hot fellate take later.
January 2, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, victory88 said: Is Donovan Jackson Dontavious’s younger brother? If so, he will go to the highest bidder just like Dontavious. To refresh peoples memory, Dontavious signed up to play for Jimbo and was recruited by Brewster. That was one dirty recruitment. Hope he’s enjoying being a door mat at FSU. It wasn't. Kid needed to get out of state as he had a not so great crowd around him. He was leaning going out of state the entire time despite the reports from $9.95'ers here that he was leaning Texas. Don't know for sure, but I don't think that one was dirty.
January 2, 20196 yr 4 hours ago, lulz said: Clemson has super-low attrition, though - so their talent level is higher than their recruiting rankings suggest (because they have smaller classes). I think they are at a different level than other non-Bama contenders. EDIT: low attrition also means mature players that have had more time to grow in their system By "grow," you mean "take steroids."
January 2, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, NoName said: IT: Bru and Randomness Reveal hidden contents Information seems to be mixed on whether or not Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) five-star wide receiver Bru McCoy signed during the December window. It's either been hinted or reported elsewhere that he did sign, but from the UT point of view that doesn't seem to be the case. If Texas is right -- and I assume they're simply going by what the McCoy's have told them -- then that's a positive because they needed the Georgia win to make one final push for him before he announces on Saturday at the All American game in San Antonio. I'm pretty confident he did not sign. Texas held a lead in this recruitment even into December and after his in-home visit with Kliff Kingsbury. However, the official visit to Southern Cal had the predictable effect of pushing momentum in SC's favor. Mater Dei is a USC pipeline school and two of USC's best players are close friends with McCoy. As @HelmetBoy correctly opined, UT had the misfortune of getting in good with the one guy at Mater Dei, and in Southern California in general, not turned off by the Clay Helton era. Along with the big Sugar Bowl victory, Texas could benefit from continued Kliff Kingsbury rumors. It's possible that Kingsbury could end up elsewhere. If so, that instability would reinforce concerns the McCoy's have had about the Trojans program. [you know what gif goes here] Of course Texas will use that victory as a selling point to Deondrick Glass. I'm looking forward to catching up with his father later today. There are similaritities to Glass' and Tre Watson's styles of running and opportunity abounds next season. And yes, Jalen Catalon will be made well aware of the differences in trajectories between Arkansas, TCU, and Texas. Justin received one of the best quotes of the cycle regarding that recruitment but that's for the post-NSD2 Aftermath piece. Should Texas miss on Glass that would bring Newton's Darwin Barlow into clearer view. I asked a TCU source what he thought about him. "I think Barlow has it all. Total package at RB. Only thing I don't know is how quickly he will learn it but RB is a pretty easy position to pick up in our offense. Figured UT would be on him harder by now." Right after one of those Watson runs around end my phone buzzed from my Dallas SOC coaching buddy. This guy has never really respected the Texas football program. He's one of many that has criticized Texas for being soft. He's tough to impress which makes me value his opinion even more. "This UT team under Herman is very different. Doesn't run out of bounds (copping out of contact). Finishing ball carriers. Waayyy different. That's a culture thing." Since we were communicating I asked him about his defensive end Stephen Parker. The former Tech commit opened his recruitment up when Matt Wells didn't keep former SOC HC Emmett Jones. "He has UCLA, Nebraska, and Kansas left for visits. I don't think he's going to TCU. Kansas is the last one and that says something to me." Les Miles hired Jones at Kansas. UT has shown interest in Parker, with Herman even going to see him, but he seemed next up if Texas didn't sign Myron Warren. Fuck that - I'm not even reading the hidden contents posted here that fucking liar. How many times does he need to be wrong with one kids recruitment before he fucking stops?
January 2, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, deech said: Fuck that - I'm not even reading the hidden contents posted here that fucking liar. How many times does he need to be wrong with one kids recruitment before he fucking stops? side note, your avatar makes me laugh 100% of the time i see it. RIP THujone's MS Paint artwork Edited January 2, 20196 yr by NoName
January 2, 20196 yr Wiltfong: "Among a very talented roster, Texas commit Tyler Owens unique to his peers, fluid, rangy and obviously very fast. College ready frame too, will push a talented Longhorns secondary right away." 247 mod Charles Power: "Tyler Owens has impressed Barton and I, he's obviously one of the more impressive guys here from a physical standpoint, but he's making plays in coverage as well. I know some have had questions about his actual football skills, but he's checked that box quite well thus far."
January 2, 20196 yr And machinator does it again, had that piece ready to post but got distracted by researching shingles for family reasons and he beats me to it. Ole shingles wins again.
January 2, 20196 yr 23 minutes ago, deech said: It wasn't. Kid needed to get out of state as he had a not so great crowd around him. He was leaning going out of state the entire time despite the reports from $9.95'ers here that he was leaning Texas. Don't know for sure, but I don't think that one was dirty. It was dirty
January 2, 20196 yr 53 minutes ago, Napoleon said: There is such a VY vibe in this video that I can't help but grin like the Cheshire Cat. From the #10, to the insane natural talent, to the love of dancing and feeling the vibe, to the all business when it's go time (not saying that VY was a practice warrior, because I only saw him in games). After USC went up by 12 on the TD pass that also resulted in Tarell Brown's broken arm, I was deflated, because for the first time all game, we were down TWO scores. Then, from my south/southwest End Zone seat, I looked up the Texas sideline and saw VY dancing, having fun, just waiting for the kickoff to go in and put on a show, and I got goosebumps all over my body and I softly said- "Oh... We're gonna win." And then I had a huge grin and warm feeling spread over me, because I knew that VY was going to take over like he had the year before against Michigan. That feeling is the same feeling I get watching De'Gabriel do his thang before and after he does his drill. Texas will have a VY on DEFENSE for the next 3 years. YES!!!!! Yeah and iirc , the first Off. play after the kickoff was a sack or big loss. I was really feeling the doom and gloom. But alas VY saved the night.
January 2, 20196 yr Would be interesting to see what song was playing. I know VY would dance to almost anything, but I doubt he would have been “feeling the vibe” if Pink had come on. Looking back, sounds like an MVP award needs to go to the person that was picking the music for the game.
January 2, 20196 yr Im aware of the Katy RB stigma, though I still like glass’s tape more than Barlow’s. He’s got good speed, wiggle, and built like big time college back.
January 2, 20196 yr New PWO https://247sports.com/Player/Chad-Wolf-46050829/ http://www.hudl.com/profile/563856/Chad-Wolf
January 2, 20196 yr 6 minutes ago, Machinator said: New PWO https://247sports.com/Player/Chad-Wolf-46050829/ http://www.hudl.com/profile/563856/Chad-Wolf @Longhorn94, how's this guy?
January 2, 20196 yr New PWO[/url] https://247sports.com/Player/Chad-Wolf-46050829/http://www.hudl.com/profile/563856/Chad-WolfYou sending the Wolf?
January 2, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, deech said: It wasn't. Kid needed to get out of state as he had a not so great crowd around him. He was leaning going out of state the entire time despite the reports from $9.95'ers here that he was leaning Texas. Don't know for sure, but I don't think that one was dirty. It was. He had some type of handler that went with him on all the visits. At one point there were discussions of if Jackson even had a spot at Texas because Strong didn't want to deal with the handler.
January 2, 20196 yr Popular Post 24 minutes ago, texifornia said: @Longhorn94, how's this guy? he was Lake Travis's LT the past two seasons. He is 6'3 ish and 270+. he projects to guard or center. good feet. nice technique. smart, hard worker. good strength but really needs to get a lot stronger moving forward. he is a big tough kid. he should be able to get to 300 pretty easily. his dad is a big dude too. i expected him to go to Rice or SMU or Houston and contribute after a few seasons in the SC program. i have coached him in baseball and football since he was in 1st grade. great kid. loves the Longhorns. accepted the PWO over smaller school scholarship offers. i expect him to offer depth at center or guard. he is also a long snapper. Edited January 2, 20196 yr by Longhorn94
January 2, 20196 yr 4 minutes ago, Longhorn94 said: he was Lake Travis's LT the past two seasons. He is 6'3 ish and 270+. he projects to guard or center. good feet. nice technique. smart, hard worker. good strength but really needs to get a lot stronger moving forward. he is a big tough kid. he should be able to get to 300 pretty easily. his dad is a big dude too. i expected him to go to Rice or SMU or Houston and contribute after a few seasons in the SC program. i have coached him in baseball and football since he was in 1st grade. great kid. loves the Longhorns. accepted the PWO over smaller school scholarship offers. i expect him to offer depth at center or guard. he is also a long snapper. Do you know which smaller schools gave him scholarship offers?
January 2, 20196 yr 34 minutes ago, Machinator said: New PWO https://247sports.com/Player/Chad-Wolf-46050829/ http://www.hudl.com/profile/563856/Chad-Wolf Sugar bowl win paying dividends already
January 2, 20196 yr 5 minutes ago, Longhorn94 said: he was Lake Travis's LT the past two seasons. He is 6'3 ish and 270+. he projects to guard or center. good feet. nice technique. smart, hard worker. good strength but really needs to get a lot stronger moving forward. he is a big tough kid. he should be able to get to 300 pretty easily. his dad is a big dude too. i expected him to go to Rice or SMU or Houston and contribute after a few seasons in the SC program. i have coached him in baseball and football since he was in 1st grade. great kid. loves the Longhorns. accepted the PWO over smaller school scholarship offers. i expect him to offer depth at center or guard. he is also a long snapper. this is what winning does. he may prob never play a game. or he may grown into a fucking mauler. but the fact that he would rather walk on to join this team than accept a full ride playing somewhere else says everything about the program's trajectory. winning, it pays dividends.
January 2, 20196 yr 4 minutes ago, Machinator said: Do you know which smaller schools gave him scholarship offers? SMU, Penn, Princeton, Colorado School of Mines, and a few others I can't remember. He was pretty set on going to UT one way or the other.
January 2, 20196 yr The young wolf does appear to like to hit people. That is good enough for me. Nothing against the young guy, I wish him the best.
January 2, 20196 yr he was Lake Travis's LT the past two seasons. He is 6'3 ish and 270+. he projects to guard or center. good feet. nice technique. smart, hard worker. good strength but really needs to get a lot stronger moving forward. he is a big tough kid. he should be able to get to 300 pretty easily. his dad is a big dude too. i expected him to go to Rice or SMU or Houston and contribute after a few seasons in the SC program. i have coached him in baseball and football since he was in 1st grade. great kid. loves the Longhorns. accepted the PWO over smaller school scholarship offers. i expect him to offer depth at center or guard. he is also a long snapper. Great news about being a long snapper with his size. He could forge an nfl career out of just doing that like Cullen Loeffler.
January 2, 20196 yr 9 minutes ago, Gardner Barnes said: Great news about being a long snapper with his size. He could forge an nfl career out of just doing that like Cullen Loeffler. Cullen lives in Austin area..... might be great to have him stop by and offer a few tips to the HORNS long snappers....
January 2, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, Machinator said: Nice to hear he's open to snaps at RB position.....
January 2, 20196 yr Just now, LTtxfan said: Nice to hear he's open to snaps at RB position..... If he ends up being our 2nd RB in the class I would be ecstatic. Frees up Jake Smith and Josh Moore to battle for snaps behind LJ and Duvernay and saves us from taking a 5th or 6th option at RB to take up a scholarship next year.
January 2, 20196 yr I think he has proven himself that he can run the ball. Just needs to bulk up a bit.
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