Iowa State and K-State pick up wins without having to take the court after TCU canceled 2 games (yesterday and this coming Saturday) because they "didn’t have enough healthy players available". The Horned Frogs have 14 players on their roster and 10 of them saw action last Saturday. Grad PG Jaden Owens tore her ACL and meniscus 7 minutes into that game and RS-Soph F DaiJa Turner announced yesterday that she had season-ending ankle surgery. C Sedona Prince broke her finger in the game against Baylor and is out indefinitely after undergoing surgery a few days later.

First year head coach Mark Campbell remade the roster by bringing in a bunch of highly praised transfers from Stanford, Arizona, Baylor, Mississippi State and Oregon. The Horned Frogs got off to a 14-0 start against a very weak non-conference schedule and their conference opener win against BYU. Officially they will have a 6-game losing streak after losses to Baylor, Okie Lite, Texas and Houston and the 2 forfeits.

The Longhorns will face the Horned Frogs in Fort Worth next month (2/10).

"The university also took to social media on Wednesday to say that the women's basketball program would be holding open tryouts this week to look for walk-on players interested in joining the Horned Frogs for the remainder of the season."




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About 1200 for decent tickets

Now or wait?

Here we are on Tuesday and still no announcement of the DT coaching position being filled. @Ketchum do you think it's looking like Sark is waiting on someone who is still in the NFL playoffs? As the days continue it seems like 1 or 2 things. There is another "Guy" or Sark maybe waiting to see what happens at Michigan with Harbough. If Michigan opens up with JH going to the NFL, the Michigan staff maybe available as well if the LSU coach goes to Michigan then maybe he gets ole Bo Davis back.....

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Way-too-early record predictions for every SEC team​

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Joey Hickey

January 22, 2024 3:18 pm CT

It’s too early know what 12 teams will make the College Football Playoff or win 10 games in 2024. It’s not too early to take our best shot at it.
The Athletic opened the discussion with its 2024 record predictions for SEC teams. It had us looking at who we think would win individual games in the conference and where teams would finish in the standings.
The Texas Longhorns have made a splash in the offseason since winning its final Big 12 title and reaching its first and final four-team playoff. There is real momentum for the team, and the criticisms that were once made about the team seem less relevant every day.
Georgia, Texas and Ole Miss stand out as the top teams in the SEC, but teams like Tennessee, Missouri, Oklahoma, LSU and Alabama will all have a say in the conference standings in 2024. Let’s give our record predictions for every team.

1
Georgia (12-0)​

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Wins: Clemson, Tennessee Tech, at Kentucky, at Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State, at Texas, Florida, at Ole Miss, Tennessee, UMass, Georgia Tech
Losses: None
Thoughts: Georgia should continue its dominance of the SEC when it next takes the field. It returns the most productive quarterback in the conference in Carson Beck. Defensively, it will be difficult for opposition to move the ball. Georgia heads to the SEC championship.

2
Texas (11-1)​

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Wins: Colorado State, at Michigan, UTSA, Louisiana-Monroe, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, at Vanderbilt, Florida, at Arkansas, Kentucky, at Texas A&M
Losses: Georgia
Thoughts: The Longhorns return starting quarterback Quinn Ewers and the majority of the offensive line. Texas reloaded with significant additions at receiver and might improve everywhere but defensive tackle on defense. Alabama additions in wide receiver Isaiah Bond and tight end Amari Niblack keep the playmaking alive and Ewers takes a step forward.

3
Ole Miss (11-1)​

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Wins: Furman, Middle Tennessee, at Wake Forest, Georgia Southern, Kentucky, at South Carolina, at LSU, Oklahoma, at Arkansas, at Florida, Mississippi State
Losses: Georgia
Thoughts: The Lane Train is set to roll as head coach Lane Kiffin and quarterback Jaxon Dart lead one of the top offenses in college football. The Rebels added significant upgrades on defense in the transfer portal as well. Ole Miss is a legitimate contender for an SEC title.

4
Missouri (10-2)​

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Wins: Murray State, Buffalo, Boston College, Vanderbilt, at UMass, Auburn, Oklahoma, at South Carolina, at Mississippi State, Arkansas
Losses: at Texas A&M, at Alabama
Thoughts: If ever there were an opportunity for Missouri to go undefeated in the SEC this season would be that opportunity. We could see regression from a couple of key players for the team, but Missouri should be strong overall.

5
Tennessee (10-2)​

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Wins: UT-Chattanooga, NC State, Kent State, at Arkansas, Florida, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi State, UTEP, at Vanderbilt
Losses: at Oklahoma, at Georgia
Thoughts: Tennessee is my breakout pick in the SEC after a down year last season. Former five-star quarterback Nico Iamaleava could star in head coach Josh Heupel’s offense. Look out for the Vols.

6
LSU (9-3)​

Quarterback Garrett Nussmeir (13) throws a pass as the LSU Tigers take on the the Army Black Knights in Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, October. 21, 2023.
Wins: Southern Cal, Nicholls State, at South Carolina, UCLA, South Alabama, at Arkansas, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma
Losses: Ole Miss, at Texas A&M, at Florida
Thoughts: LSU is perhaps the ultimate boom or bust team in the SEC. They can beat anybody or lose to anybody. New starting quarterback Garrett Nussmeier replaces LSU’s Heisman winner Jayden Daniels but should still lead a dynamic offense. The Tigers defense will need to take a huge step forward.

7
Oklahoma (8-4)​

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Wins: Temple, Houston, Tulane, Tennessee, at Auburn, South Carolina, Maine, Alabama
Losses: Texas, at Ole Miss, at Missouri, at LSU
Thoughts: There’s a possibility the Sooners can get to Red River with a 5-0 record if they can get past Tennessee. The schedule gets tougher after that. The Oklahoma defense should be among the best in the nation, but the offense has questions at offensive line and with new starting quarterback Jackson Arnold. The record might not indicate just how good the Sooners are in 2024.

8
Alabama (8-4)​

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Wins: Western Kentucky, South Florida, Wisconsin, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Missouri, Mercer, Auburn
Losses: Georgia, at Tennessee, at LSU, at Oklahoma
Thoughts: The loss of head coach Nick Saban and around 30 transfers puts the Tide at a disadvantage in 2024. Alabama could be great and far exceed expectations, but the roster has taken a significant hit. Opponents will aim to take advantage of a vulnerable team in Tuscaloosa.

9
Auburn (8-4)​

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Wins: Alabama A&M, California, New Mexico, Arkansas, at Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Louisiana-Monroe, Texas A&M
Losses: at Alabama, Oklahoma, at Georgia, at Missouri
Thoughts: Auburn should be a popular bounce back pick this season with a manageable schedule and a second season with head coach Hugh Freese. Look for the Tigers offense to find more reliable play in its next campaign.

10
Florida (7-5)​

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Wins: Miami, Samford, Texas A&M, at Mississippi State, UCF, Kentucky, LSU
Losses: at Tennessee, Georgia, at Texas, Ole Miss, at Florida State
Thoughts: Florida plays a brutal schedule again and could suffer because of it. With head coach Billy Napier seemingly unable to put it all together, wins could be tough to come by in 2024. The Gators earn a few surprising wins on their way to 7-5.

11
Texas A&M (7-5)​

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Wins: McNeese State, Bowling Green, Arkansas, Missouri, at Mississippi State, LSU, New Mexico
Losses: Notre Dame, at Florida, at South Carolina, at Auburn, Texas
Thoughts: The Aggies face a relatively easy schedule, but break in a new offensive system in Mike Elko’s first season as head coach. There’s enough talent to win several games, but Elko doesn’t seem to be the impact hire they hope he will be in College Station.

12
Kentucky (6-6)​

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Wins: Southern Miss, South Carolina, Ohio, Vanderbilt, Murray State, Louisville
Losses: Georgia, at Ole Miss, at Florida, Auburn, at Tennessee, at Texas
Thoughts: Kentucky has consistently been a bowl competitor and finished around eight wins several times in the last few seasons. The schedule gets more difficult this year. Georgia transfer Brock Vandagriff will look to prove he is not a bust with a big season in Lexington.

13
Mississippi State (5-7)​

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Wins: Eastern Kentucky, at Arizona State, Toledo, Arkansas, UMass
Losses: Florida, at Texas, at Georgia, Texas A&M, at Tennessee, Missouri, at Ole Miss
Thoughts: Mississippi State could be boom or bust in head coach Jeff Lebby’s first season in Starkville. The addition of Baylor quarterback Blake Shapen lessens the loss of transfer quarterback Hunter Rodgers, but there are plenty of roster deficiencies for opponents to attack.

14
South Carolina (5-7)​

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Wins: Old Dominion, Akron, Texas A&M, at Vanderbilt, Wofford
Losses: at Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, at Alabama, at Oklahoma, Missouri, at Clemson
Thoughts: The Gamecocks went 5-7 in 2023 and lose key playmakers in quarterback Spencer Rattler and wide receiver transfer Juice Wells. We probably see a similar record from the team in the upcoming season.

15
Vanderbilt (4-8)​

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Wins: Virginia Tech, Alcorn State, at Georgia State, Ball State
Losses: at Missouri, Alabama, at Kentucky, Texas, at Auburn, South Carolina, at LSU, Tennessee
Thoughts: Vanderbilt is improving under the leadership of head coach Clark Lea, but the results might not bear it out. The loss of impact receiver London Humphreys to Georgia doesn’t help the already lacking Commodores roster.

16
Arkansas (3-9)​

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Wins: Arkansas-Pine Bluff, UAB, Louisiana Tech
Losses: at Oklahoma State, at Auburn, Texas A&M, Tennessee, LSU, at Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Texas, Missouri
Thoughts: Arkansas was an easy win for SEC teams last season. We have every reason to believe they will be after losing big time quarterback KJ Jefferson.

Surpassing last year’s Dallas- Tampa Bay

One of the priorities for Texas in the portal is adding depth and talent at the interior defensive line spots. The Longhorns have taken their first step, with former Arizona defensive tackle Tiaoalii Savea announcing that he has given Texas a commitment.

The 6-4, 305-pound Savea entered the transfer portal shortly after former Arizona head coach Jeff Fisch left to take over the Washington program. Shortly after entering the portal, Savea set up a Texas official visit and he spent last weekend in Austin. That trip was enough to lock him in for the Longhorns.

Savea, who played two seasons at Arizona after transferring from UCLA, will slide into a defensive tackle rotation that includes guys like Alfred Collins, Vernon Broughton, Aaron Bryant and Sydir Mitchell.

In 12 games last year, Savea totaled 22 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks.

Savea was a four-star prospect coming out of high school in Las Vegas.

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Senator Demands to Know Who in Treasury Department Approved Search of ‘Religious Texts’ by Financial Institutions​

A key member of the Senate Banking Committee probes Treasury’s request for transaction-level searches ‘indicative of extremism’ for Jan. 6 investigation.

Tim Scott demands answers​

"These allegations, if true, represent a flagrant violation of Americans’ privacy and the improper targeting of U.S. citizens for exercising their constitutional rights without due process," Scott wrote in a letter Friday to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Director Andrea Gacki.

Flagged search terms included "Trump" and "MAGA," while transactions that were flagged included those that indicated purchases of legal firearms and books, the senator said.

Senator Demands to Know Who in Treasury Department Approved Search of ‘Religious Texts’ by Financial Institutions

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) wants to know who at the Department of Treasury approved searches of customers’ private accounts for transactions for “religious texts,” which books, if any, were singled out, and why such purchases were assumed to indicate an individual was involved in “domestic violent...

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I’m sharing it immediately. Not combing through every thread and post to see if someone else posted it.

It’s that fantastic.

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Not so easy when you face someone your same size.

Would be very interesting.

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AFCON....

Went off right before halftime with a hamstring. Supposedly looks ok, but you never really know until later.

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Season finale.

I would love to visit that zoo and just listen to those bastids go at for awhile!

With the loss of D'antre Robinson, will Ross be allowed back on the team? He flashed at End, but wasn't he recruited as DT?

A Minimum,

Texas Tech Basketball player Pop Isaacs has just been charged with sexual assault of a 17 year old while the team was in the Bahamas earlier this year for a tournament. The girl was dunk at the time, with alcohol apparently supplied by a Tech booster.
But, of course, Tech has announced there is “no need” to hold Isaacs out of the game tomorrow against Texas.
What a bunch of slimy bastards.
I hate Tech more and more every day.

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