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When I was a student in the early 80s, a 250 lb O lineman was pretty normal and anyone approaching 300 lb was thought to be fat and slow. My how times have changed.Texas updated the roster with Heights/Weights for the 2022 signees:
Freshman O-Line
6'6" 337 - Malik Agbo
6'3" 321 - DJ Campbell
6'5" 303 - Cole Hutson
6'7" 374 - Cam WIlliams
6'4" 298 - Conner Robertson
6'5" 314 - Neto Umeozulu
6'5" 318 - Kelvin Banks Jr
2023 Commits
6'4" 300 - Jaydon Chatman
6'6.5" 345 - Connor Stroh
6'6" 280 - Trevor Goosby
6'6" 330 - Andre Cojoe
Lol. In the late '50s, anyone over 210lbs WAS fat and slow as far as we knew. Ernie Koy and Joe Ed Lynn were the exceptions that we knew about. Both were over 200lbs and ran sub 10sec 100yd dash. Played for Bellville.When I was a student in the early 80s, a 250 lb O lineman was pretty normal and anyone approaching 300 lb was thought to be fat and slow. My how times have changed.
Picture below of Ernie Koy running 79-yards for TD against #1 Alabama and Joe Namath in 1965 Orange Bowl. That was his first of two touchdowns. This was the first Orange Bowl game played at night, and the first live national network telecast of a college football game during prime time.Lol. In the late '50s, anyone over 210lbs WAS fat and slow as far as we knew. Ernie Koy and Joe Ed Lynn were the exceptions that we knew about. Both were over 200lbs and ran sub 10sec 100yd dash. Played for Bellville.

Wichita Falls is its own Planet, id believe it if it were Tyler, TX