2020 Recruiting - Football

bystander said:
My feeling is based upon the very disappointing year along with the need to get rid of both coordinators. Not a good look at all from my point of view.
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So you are saying Herman should have stood pat? Interesting, but Herman was more decisive. Both the OC and DC were held accountable. Correctly so, in my opinion.
 
Joe Fan said:
Karic is now a composite 4-star
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Good he deserves it. A number of us on these boards have been championing this recruit since he was a little known 3 star. I suspect the underrating of Karic was mostly due to an old and outdated weight measurement (240 lbs) that was only updated fairly recently. That (old) light weight measurement led many gurus to view him as a "project."

Usually the really good OL prospects fall into one of two camps:

1. Quick feet, quick hands, good footwork, polished technicians, who tend to be good pass blockers.

2. Mean, tough, nasty, brawling, SOBs on the field, who specialize in pancakes and making DLs cry and curl up in the fetal position.

Karic is the rare bird who falls into both camps.
 
BurntOrangeLH said:
Can you say loser?
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Why? Choosing a school that, like Texas, flirts with Tier 1, and a decade ago knocked Texas out of the top fifty. Florida and SMU have done more than any other schools to gain ranking in USN&WR rankings. As a member of The Florida Foundation, I would submit that it is a much better run university than the one that gets most of my money. I am, however, less than thrilled with their selection of football coaches since Spurrier, but at least none of the ones at Texas has not tried to cover up murders.
 
I don't stress about recruiting. For the last 50+ years, Texas has had enough talent to go 9-1, 10-1, 11-1 or 12-1 every season! It's up to the coaches. We get great players every recruiting cycle. Coach them up!
 
SabreHorn said:
Why? Choosing a school that, like Texas, flirts with Tier 1, and a decade ago knocked Texas out of the top fifty. Florida and SMU have done more than any other schools to gain ranking in USN&WR rankings. As a member of The Florida Foundation, I would submit that it is a much better run university than the one that gets most of my money. I am, however, less than thrilled with their selection of football coaches since Spurrier, but at least none of the ones at Texas has not tried to cover up murders.
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If you're that happy, I think you ought to go to the Florida Board. I certainly think Texas has recently made more strides than Florida. Florida has gone downhill and Texas has come uphill.
 
Horn6721 said:
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Dionysus said:
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YES!! :hookem3:
 
BurntOrangeLH said:
So you are saying Herman should have stood pat? Interesting, but Herman was more decisive. Both the OC and DC were held accountable. Correctly so, in my opinion.
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Not saying he should have stood pat. The question is his decisions on these two men didn't pan out. Now he starts over. What about the wide receiver coach debacle?
 
MajesticII said:
100% right. If we don't win big next season then recruiting will be ruined and keeping Herman any longer will be the ruination of the program for a decade or longer. There is a huge fire under Herman's chair. Win and the program will take off like the early Mack years.
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You're wrong and anyone that liked/agreed with this is wrong (yes, you know who you are). I'm thinking this is going to be an 8-10 win season and we're winning more than we're losing and Herman is 3-0 in bowl games. We start firing coaches every four years and we'll spend a good 20 years firing coaches and not improving. It's the same mentality that got Fred Akers fired for having the first losing season in 30 years (5-6). Then we hired David McWilliams who had 3 losing seasons in 5 years. John Mackovic up next (exciting offenses) but still had subpar/losing seasons. Then Mack Brown shows up and wins a lot. For my money (don't have any but that's besides the point), Texas should've kept Akers as long as he wanted to coach at Texas. I'll bet we wouldn't have fared any worse (or as badly) as we did under McWilliams and Mackovic. But, somebody with money is going to get ticked off at season's end and here we go.....maybe we can hire a coach from the LBQDTXFL community or something...if we're going to lose then let's go politically hard!
 
Not just a good player but another good character guy by all accounts. He should prove a real asset. Only way today could have been a failure is to miss on this one.
We didn't.
Huge welcome to Mr. Collins.
ou boys crying already and saying silly stuff
 
bystander said:
The question is his decisions on these two men didn't pan out. Now he starts over. What about the wide receiver coach debacle?
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So 10-4 with a Sugar Bowl win in his second year was bad?

What about Mehringer? I think he was among the first 3 relieved of their duties at UT. Remember, both he and Beck were in the top 5 of B12 recruiting Assistant coaches.
 
Envision the future: Broughton, Collins, and Goram-Welch up front with Dorbah as a rush-end who can also "flex" back to LB as needed and to confuse the opposing OL and QB at times. That's the makings of a real solid-looking trench.
 
The Gators had enough of a lead that we stay at #9 with the addition of Collins...
But the Vols added a recruit or two last minute and bumped ou out of top 10.
:ousucks:
 
No. 9 in the final 247 team rankings - with only 19 commits
No. 5 if you use player ranking instead of team ranking
Every other team in front of us has a minimum of 23 commits, with both Georgia and Alabama having 25

We also sent out less offers -- 130 offers (vs. 300 by LSU)
 
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