Whoa, season starts Feb 17 vs Rice.  Didn't realize it was that soon. I hope to catch the games here in SF Bay Area vs Stanford.

Spend the next two to three years adding mass, gaining strength, and working on technique.  At that time, we'll see what we have. .

Odds that he shows up drunk? Odds that he shows up high? Odds that he shows up drunk and high? Odds that he'll be too wasted to show up at all? .

Great speed and hustle. https://twitter.com/_GaryJohnson/status/790716672336199680

After a week or so this will be forgotten. Not really big news.  He is only a QC guy. .

His HUDL highlight film is very impressive.  Definitely has the tools that can be coached up. .

My biggest concern with Jerrod is his inability to throw a wet ball.  Look at the Kansas State game last year that was played in the rain.  He just couldn't pass the ball at all.

One of the least known great battles of WW II. I saw a documentary on television on this battle and it was amazing. The men of Taffy 3, though heavily outgunned, put up a heroic fight. Like you said, it was destroyers vs. battleships.

Is the WSJ story online?

Would have more credibility if she knew what day of the week it was.

For UT, "no" is just the start of the negotiation. .

Was about to post the same.

That's a very important piece of information. Thanks for sharing.

Exactly. If we get Saban, I hope he lays down a foundation in the football program similar to what he did at LSU.

Later on in the thread, Chip said that Powers was dead set against Saban and that Patterson was not going to fight Powers over it. .

I liked his quote concerning Texas' pursuit of the big names, "The word "no" is the start of the negotiations."

Interesting. It is interesting to note that Forde only had one source for his article so it must have been a very good source in Forde's eyes...(MB/JJ?). .

This caught my eye from the story: "A six-person search committee took more than a dozen flights and visited at least five cities during a five-day search preceding the Capital One Bowl." Why are we catching a lot of flack for our advisory committee. It seems that this is not unusual. Direct...

Good read. Thanks. I trust in Patterson.