Ketch's 10 Thoughts From the Weekend (Great stuff, not so great stuff and Elmo shrugs...)
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1,500 a year is highly understated for thousands of women women. It's basically modern day slavery1,500 a year. Hygiene minimal.
What will your socialist comrades say about this?[/QUOTE]AOC will be very disappointed in you. You are insuring the death of the planet in 12 years!
I sure hope you were addressing this to @Ketchum. If not, you need a major adjustment to your sarcasm meter.
That's also really good news for Georgia and Alabama who are way up on Milton's list.
I agree with @Ketchum on Milton. He commits early he likely decommits at some point to look around. Evans can say he wants to play with him all he wants, but it allows schools to work on him as being the lone prize featured back. As time gets closer that will win out IMO over playing with another superstar back.
Are Green and Ossai really "under the radar?" I feel like if you ask OB to name their top 5 most anticipated guys for next season who weren't starters or heavy PT guys those 2 pretty much make every list.
I will say Cade Brewer is a guy who is "under the radar" who is going to be on it rather quickly.
I will say Cade Brewer is a guy who is "under the radar" who is going to be on it rather quickly.
Has Roach played his last game at Texas?
I would say the Thompson/CoJo team in '10-'11 was the last real fun season.
I think Green qualifies. Maybe not Ossai, but I wanted to work that little nugget in.
I'm going to say he plays again, otherwise he wouldn't have been on the bench. Maybe back in time for the Big 12 Tournament?
CLEARLY I'm not defending Smart, but with regards to Aston, her job should be a HELLUVA lot easier than Smart's. Honestly, there's damn near little reason for a Texas women's basketball HC to have a program in such distant second in the Big 12 after 7 seasons.
Just reading tree leaves, that seems to indicate a bit of a non alignment between Smart and the Texas administration.
I had a nice chuckle at a poster this weekend who somehow thought Tech hasn't fared well this season after a December thread of mine saying how impressive they were. Sure. A team picked to finish SEVENTH who is now 22-5/10-4, top 15 in the nation and winners of 7 of their last 8 including 5 in a row with margins of victory of 31, 12, 28, 25 and 29, clearly has not done well.
Will be interesting if we miss the tournament. Needless to say this is a huge week for that. We need 2 more wins to get in. 4 games left. If we win just 1 then our tourney hopes take a pretty large hit. At RU and then home for ISU.
I don't. This isn't 2004. 5-star RBs would be wise to join another and be able to save as much tread on their tires as possible before leaving after 3 seasons. I don't think either Milton or Evans is blowing smoke about wanting to play with each other.
Kudos for the inclusion of Derrick Dockery as he his criminally underrated. Ask OB to name the top 5 OL of the Brown Era and Studdard mistakenly gets included on 90% of ballots while Dockery barely warrants correct inclusion. That being said, Mike Williams probably needs to be on the list also.
It came down to Williams/Dockery for the last spot. Dockery had more high level seasons as a player IMO.
Interesting article from the AAS on it.
https://www.hookem.com/story/shaka-smart-suspended-texas-guard-kerwin-roach-likely-return-season/
By all accounts this is out of Shaka's hands.
Time to get a beat reporter on the softball team. They have the right coach and are definitely fun to watch. From various angles.
That's certainly fair. We know we aren't winning at Tech. I think RU beats us in Waco. ISU has been a bit shaky of late so perhaps we get them at home. I will say this for TCU. For a team that could have thrown in the towel a long time ago with all their injuries, they are really staying in it. Granted, they've got a touch closing stretching including visits from Tech and KSU, but it's not out of realm of possibility that our game with them is pretty much do or die for both teams.
Im assuming your talking about Hudson. Two very similar players. I’ll take the guy with 5 years in the program.
Disagree. She hasn’t had the services of the star 6’7” center, only a few games w her top player this year, Higgs. Don’t forget the two transfers just before the season started, as both were projected w important playing time. She continues to recruit very well, but has been seriously limited this season, as Holmes was out 10 games or so, thwarting needed development.
Imagine if the same circumstances occurred for Mulkey or any other coach this year. Would you be calling for them to be replaced, too?
Maybe if those who are so dissatisfied w Aston actually followed the situation closely, they would see promise for the lady Horns in the next year or so.
