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2023 Recruiting Board/Thread

25 minutes ago, TFloss32 said:


He isn't wrong.  Sounds like a kid who understands what Texas is missing and he wants to be part of the change. Why go to a school that doesn't have the right scheme?

 
He isn't wrong.  Sounds like a kid who understands what Texas is missing and he wants to be part of the change. Why go to a school that doesn't have the right scheme?
I think we're getting close to having the right players. Arch Manning will not be playing at aggy so if Jhontay wants to catch passes from him, he'll need to come to Texas or Ole Miss/Bama/Georgia.

 
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TFB is saying their sources tell them UT has slipped a bit in the recruitment of Arch Manning, since we added Quinn Ewers. TFB looks at it as a blip and something Texas can recover from, but the selling point has become more difficult now.

 
Anybody know who we have playing in the Army All American game in San Antonio?

 
TFB is saying their sources tell them UT has slipped a bit in the recruitment of Arch Manning, since we added Quinn Ewers. TFB looks at it as a blip and something Texas can recover from, but the selling point has become more difficult now.
I really don't understand the logic here (I've mentioned this before). 

If Arch Manning is less interested in Texas because of Ewers, it means he sees Ewers as a threat to him playing. If Manning sees Ewers as a threat, it means he believes Ewers is a stud QB who will have won the starting QB job and will have success running it prior to Manning being on Campus. If Ewers wins the starting job and has success running it, Ewers will be in the NFL after the 2023 season. If Ewers is in the NFL after 2023, Ewers and Manning will have only overlapped on campus during Manning's true freshmen season.

So, is Manning really going to bump down a school because he doesn't have a clear shot at starting as a true freshmen? I'd think as a 5 star QB an ideal development path would be to redshirt (or at least be 2nd string with limited action) as a true freshmen, start 2 years, go pro. 

 
I really don't understand the logic here (I've mentioned this before). 

If Arch Manning is less interested in Texas because of Ewers, it means he sees Ewers as a threat to him playing. If Manning sees Ewers as a threat, it means he believes Ewers is a stud QB who will have won the starting QB job and will have success running it prior to Manning being on Campus. If Ewers wins the starting job and has success running it, Ewers will be in the NFL after the 2023 season. If Ewers is in the NFL after 2023, Ewers and Manning will have only overlapped on campus during Manning's true freshmen season.

So, is Manning really going to bump down a school because he doesn't have a clear shot at starting as a true freshmen? I'd think as a 5 star QB an ideal development path would be to redshirt (or at least be 2nd string with limited action) as a true freshmen, start 2 years, go pro. 
We need you to call Arch Manning, please.

 
So what’s the best case scenario class for Texas?

2022 is pretty much done. Time to move to these guys. Besides Manning and Owens I don’t know anyone well. 

 
So what’s the best case scenario class for Texas?

2022 is pretty much done. Time to move to these guys. Besides Manning and Owens I don’t know anyone well. 
I think we all need to get to know these 2023 kids better. I have a casual understanding of most of them, but thats not much.

I hear we really want the OL Shanahan. He's a Westlake kid, but only moved there a year ago I think.

Next year we need a couple of really good WRs, a couple who LBs who stand out, a TE, and the best edge we can find.

 
Not too many OL except guards in Texas . There are 4-3 huge 6-7 300+ prospects.

If Horns get Manning and Owens class will have a good start.

 
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