Stewart for one. Keep an eye on Jordan Hudson in a few months. I could see that. Save the WR ships for next year.
Not sure who the 4th guy ends up being, but it'll be someone. I think they can still flip the Oregon kids.
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Stewart for one. Keep an eye on Jordan Hudson in a few months. I could see that. Save the WR ships for next year.
Not sure who the 4th guy ends up being, but it'll be someone. I think they can still flip the Oregon kids.
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Hudson Stewart and the WR we have now would be a good class. I would be happy for Campbell and one of the Oregon kids. I am super shocked we have not landed more West Coast kids.
Hmm…….his mom has always been a huge part of where he played his sports. Will be interesting to follow. In other words, when he was younger, she had the final say. Are you saying that’s changed?
i do love me some Michael Irvin but he’s the only one on that list I could move down.. I think if there was a scientific way to evaluate all of these these guys, the differences between 10 and 11 would be .0000000001 or smaller. As I said One could make a case for a lot of these guys to be in the top 10 and be right.
Except for # 1- Jerry Rice is beyond debate
Irvin is a top 3 at a min, rest of list is pretty good. Seems like you went with more physical freaks, I wouldn’t put Julio in top 10 replace with Lynn Swan or a lot of others.
After reading his bio he should be on there.
Hutson is considered to have been the first modern receiver,[1] and is credited with creating many of the modern pass routes used in the NFL today. He was the dominant receiver of his day, during which he was widely considered one of the greatest receivers in NFL history.[2] Hutson was the first 1,000 yard receiver in the NFL.[3] He held almost all major receiving records at the time of his retirement, including career receptions, yards, and touchdowns.[4] He was inducted as a charter member of both the College Football Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Hutson's number 14 was the first jersey retired by the Packers, and he is a member of the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame. In 1969, Hutson was selected to the National Football League 50th Anniversary All-Time Team as one of the greatest players of the NFL's first 50 years. In 1994, Hutson was selected to the National Football League 75th Anniversary All-Time Team as one of the greatest players of the NFL's first 75 years. In 2019, he was unanimously selected to the NFL 100th Anniversary All-Time Team as one of the greatest play
It just does not look like they have enough offers out to other lesser schools top prospects. Baylor has 4 3* OL,
TCU has
They need some more offers of other schools top commits. TCU OSU, Baylor, all have some high 3* and 4* players that we could have taken. Go after more West Coast kids. We are in trouble if a QB leaves also and we only have one in this class.
Irvin 1995 season stats…
- 111 receptions
- 165 targets
- 1603 receiving yards
- 10 tds
The cowboys won da super bowl over da Steelers 27-17 with these game stats…
emmit smith had 70 yards and 2 tds.
jay novachek caught a td.
even neon deon caught a 57 yard pass.
irvin lead the passing attack with 10 targets, 5 receptions, and 75 yards.
- 111 receptions
- 165 targets
- 1603 receiving yards
- 10 tds
The cowboys won da super bowl over da Steelers 27-17 with these game stats…
emmit smith had 70 yards and 2 tds.
jay novachek caught a td.
even neon deon caught a 57 yard pass.
irvin lead the passing attack with 10 targets, 5 receptions, and 75 yards.
They pretty much broke my heart rooting for the Cowboys as a kid. So yeah. Jerry Jones solved all that when he made the Cowboys irrelevant.
Now I just suffer the Longhorns and hope that Bill Powers’ Longhorn athletics legacy is nuked and the fields salted so that it may be a time erased forever.
He’s not in the top 20 in all time receiving yards. Your a cowboy homer, only reason he is on that list.
Unless you know for sure I think it would be better to be more positive in thinking that offered recruits will be coming to Texas. If I was considering between Texas and another school and I looked at OB and saw I was probably going to go somewhere else that just might put that thought in my head. Who knows what these players are really thinking until they announce the choice so lets have more confidence.
If Sark doesn’t win big now, this program will be irrelevant for yet another decade - unreal what is happening.
also, Ketch and Such are now tied for dead last in the 10th place in the mod rankings
I really intensely dislike most of what they post lately
also, Ketch and Such are now tied for dead last in the 10th place in the mod rankings
I really intensely dislike most of what they post lately
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I wouldn’t be surprised if our biggest NIL deal in the early years isn’t with a basket player such as Keyonte George. In general, hoopsters are FAR better at social media and building their brand than their football counterparts.
Yep. Clearly the young bucks have zero knowledge of what our recruiting was like 23 years ago this summer, and/or the olds can't remember. That was the summer of Matt Trissel, Antonio Moore, Jason Barron and Gerald Hanson.
Probably not that complicated. Some just need to get to the realization that "always go with mom" has become a tired cliche in recent years. At the end of the day, any decent mom is going to want what's best for their son. And when your son is a 5-star player who is being HEAVILY courted by Nick Saban, exactly what about going to Texas is "best for your son?" Moms aren't naive. They know the numbers. Send a 5-star to Nick, and if they word their ass off and stay out of trouble, then in 3-4 years they are pretty much certain to cash in. Send a 5-star to Texas right now and who the hell knows. But again, "go with mom" is cliche. Who was the last high-profile elite level recruit we won out for due largely to mom?
No one seems happy that I have Texas getting Campbell and Stewart! Those are 2 five stars!
