He left off Tommie Robinson, the RBs coach.

There are many reasons why these coaches might have left. All are speculation, but here you go: Wickline - personal connection to Strong, having felt he reached his full potential with what he had to work with at OSU, wanting to turn the final corner in his career at a program at UT, Austin...

If it provides excitement, I don't see why not. Can't hurt since we'll know either way in an hour and a half.

I thought Gilbert graduated extremely quickly and enrolled in graduate school at SMU, and that's how he played immediately—not a medical hardship. Am I wrong?

You're certainly entitled to your opinion. I watched the video and they only discuss the things that have been confirmed, and none of the question marks which I was referring to being jumping the gun. Those being (a) Koenning being hired; ( B) Chambers retaining an on-the-field coaching...

Given the severe lack of credibility "most sites" have had in the last month or so, I think it's premature and would be better reporting practice to wait until there is something more concrete. That's all. That being said, it's a good writeup and I appreciate the effort put into it. I suppose I...

Alabama 2013 offense: #31 total net yards, #17 points/game. They also have 2 Heisman winners (almost 3) in the last 4 years. Alabama has an impressive offense, and is only outshined by their defense. In fact, one could make the argument the fact that Alabama's defense is so great puts downward...

Yes. Why, is that a crazy statement?

Let's hope he can shake the rust off then.

You'd think after the coaching search fiasco Hornsports would have learned not to jump the gun.

Last time Koenning had WRs specifically as one of his coaching duties? 1996.

It will almost certainly be a collective effort, but my guess would be Chris Vaughn would be the primary ST coach.

Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying—and before you possibly try and spin it like I'm somehow saying I'm correct "because I said so," let me point out that I'm simply pointing out that there's nothing to back what you're claiming. The fact that there isn't anything to support your conclusions is...

Scout and ESPN show he never received an offer from UT coming out of HS, whereas Rivals does. Does anyone know whether we offered him?

That's true, he can go anywhere. NCAA rules allow him to as long as he (a) has the year of eligibility left; ( B) graduated from Tech; and © would be enrolling in a graduate program at his destination school. Tech can't restrict his transferability once he has graduated from and is no longer...