SilverEagle

If it was "band-aid" surgery, he should be out there on opening day. My wife went home the afternoon of her morning gallbladder surgery.

If that is true, then I don't understand why "another" assistant is still on staff. I would rather keep Van Malone.

I think that Michael Pruitt, Darrell Daniels, Jonah Bense and to a certain extent Brandon Hooks, lived up to expectations. I think that Kevin Galbreath did too. I think that Aaron Weathers has exceeded expectations.

Geez, my wife said the same thing. She kept saying "Oh Mick, you need to put that long sleeved shirt back on". She also commented that there are two basic people from the "hippy" generation. The ones who like the Beatles (us) and the ones who like the Stones. I kept wondering what has kept Keith Richards on his feet for the last 15/20 years. For the last ten years, he's looked like (as my sister is fond of saying) death chewing on a cracker.

I think that to a certain extent you may be right. But as FFR has pointed out, fans will get excited about seeing THEIR team play anyone.......as long as they have a reasonable expectation that THEIR team is going to win. For the umpteenth time, here is my example. Our first ever sell-out at Fouts was when we were a 1-AA school and our opponent was SFA! Why? Because North Texas was winning, the Mean Green was exciting to watch, and we had great promotions during that era.

Is he a walk-on? Transfer? Did he receive any "all-district" honors while playing for Pflugerville?

....which (from my observation) would be missed by many of the posters on this board........hence my pedantic version of your statement.

To me, you know your not a Mean Green fan (a serious one anyway) if you think you can be seriously injured by a corn tortilla.

I know that there are a lot of "unknown" walk-on/transfers, but who is this? where is he from? What position? height and weight?

Money certainly has a lot to do with a coach's decision, but other factors come in to play as well. If coaches and their personalities were electrical systems, then from my observation of him, Coach Malone was wired for 220. He had very high energy, high expectations of his players, lots of enthusiasm, and an attitude that he was always going to win. How many of the other coaches would you describe that way? How many of the staff in the athletic dept, would you describe that way? Administration? Fans?

He usually is.

Is there a third kind of lineman catagory for that 11th signee?

I agree. "Opening it up" is a lot different than "passes of desperation".

I'm wondering why everyone thinks that Patton is so much better than Mr. Santiago. Last I heard, Texas football is pretty highly regarded, and Mr. Santiago was named to a Texas 5-A all-state team.

I like the polo that the young man is wearing. I'd like to see ALL of the team wearing them when they do their walk-thru with the fans on game day. I also like the green "T's" that many of those people were wearing at the ceremony. Bold and simple.......classic.

Is his "ship" part of the five that DD talks about?

If it's his gallbladder, and if he has "band-aid" surgery (like my wife did), he'll be able to preside over spring ball. But he'll need to have it done this week. I am very sorry to hear about this. I am very relieved that it doesn't appear to be cardio-vascular in nature. He needs to stop smoking.......as does everyone who smokes.

for sure would work better

You know. It doesn't seem like it is destined for me to make connections with the organization. My wife and I decided this morning to go to the movies tonight. Timely announcements guys.

As I've said somewhere else.....that won't work.

No, I was thinking of Mercury Morris. MM couldn't have been any bigger than 5'8" X 190lbs.

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My source tells me that the Gainesville player (the all-state LB) went after his knees with his helmet......at the end of a very impressive multi-direction-changing-juking-darting run. My source also tells me that this years Gainesville players are known to make leg and ankle "adjustments" on opposing players, while they are in a pile-up. Anyway, my source tells me that Devin is a "ball of gristle" who can play D-1 ball and could (if developed) make some very big plays for North Texas.

Oh my! Now, there's an image that people didn't need......... .......