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SignUp Now!For a variety of reasons there is always attrition. The other thing to consider is that Sark takes whoever he thinks will help the team, and runs off anyone who he sees as not contributing enough.12+ 6 = 18 15 Srs. so atrition is needed.
In 2022 we took more guys then normal attrition would dictate which will cause some involuntary attrition, no reason to believe that won't happen again in 2023.Horns are five over 85 limit now. 15 Srs. need 10 more to leave to take 25. A lot of atrition.
I'm sure the top teams like 'Bama and Georgia don't keep lolligaggers hanging around.In 2022 we took more guys then normal attrition would dictate which will cause some involuntary attrition, no reason to believe that won't happen again in 2023.
This is probably a good strategy for improving the roster, but seems brutal.
No argument. It's a very competitive high dollar sport, you either do everything you can to succeed or you become road kill.I'm sure the top teams like 'Bama and Georgia don't keep lolligaggers hanging around.
This is now a bidness. Players are now getting paid. They can leave whenever they want. I think we need to show some the door.
In most cases, its been players who weren't working their ass off who weren't quite good enough.No argument. It's a very competitive high dollar sport, you either do everything you can to succeed or you become road kill.
Although I understand and accept this reality, I hate that an athlete who works his *ss off and bleeds burnt orange is shown the door when he isn't quite good enough.
You think we have some overweight players?In most cases, its been players who weren't working their ass off who weren't quite good enough.
I'm really interested in knowing how those conversations go down. I hope Sark and/or the University don't just say thank you, bye. My guess would be more like "you're probably not going to play very much, you have options to go elsewhere if you choose". That way the player can choose to go elsewhere and try to get some playing time or just be a good soldier, go to practice and get an excellent education and all the benefits that come with it.No argument. It's a very competitive high dollar sport, you either do everything you can to succeed or you become road kill.
Although I understand and accept this reality, I hate that an athlete who works his *ss off and bleeds burnt orange is shown the door when he isn't quite good enough.
I'm thinking part of it involves pointing out that they are more likely to realize there dream of playing professionally if they transfer to a school that allows them to get significant playing time.I'm really interested in knowing how those conversations go down. I hope Sark and/or the University don't just say thank you, bye. My guess would be more like "you're probably not going to play very much, you have options to go elsewhere if you choose". That way the player can choose to go elsewhere and try to get some playing time or just be a good soldier, go to practice and get an excellent education and all the benefits that come with it.
Akana told IT he should be visiting Texas soon and is setting that up with his father.Interesting tweet from Langi concerning DE/LB Tausili Akana from Lehi, UT.
His sister is a volleyball player for Nebraska who has entered the portal, and she's now following a lot of Texas players.
Akana and his father were in Lincoln this past weekend.
https://247sports.com/player/tausili-akana-46086671/
I don't know. Haven't given it much thought honestly.You think we have some overweight players?
Amen on Johnson, and at 6-2 340 someone isproably over weight to move fast as posible.I don't know. Haven't given it much thought honestly.
But players like Tyler Johnson outright coasted their way through.