This is a Q&A, but first a couple team notes and nice dose of recruiting.
Fridays in the Humidor – 8/31/18
Category Archives: Premium Recruiting
Assessing Remaining 2019 Class Needs: Defense
When I write that Texas finally has talented seniors again, I primarily mean that on the defensive side of the ball where 8 are set to start versus Maryland. With those players set to exit after this campaign, on-field development within the season, as well as adding players capable of helping in 2019 is on Todd Orlando’s to-do list in preparation for next year.
Assessing Remaining 2019 Class Needs: Offense
With recruiting ready to wake from its August coma, let’s take a look at what traits are missing from the class, and in some cases even the program, as we embark on the season-long push to the first National Signing Day.
The Inside Scoop: Part II – 8/21/18
With two weeks left in the dead period, recruiting is relatively quiet on the 40 Acres. While we hit on a ton of team info in the first Scoop, let’s take a closer look at UT’s Class of 2019 and who might be joining the group next.
Texas and in-state WR recruiting
Scipio Tex looks at the current recruiting situation in Texas for the Longhorns.
Fridays in the Humidor – 8/3/18
Hello campers, rise and shine, and don’t forget your booties out there because it’s hoooot out there today.
It’s hot out there every day. What is this, Miami Beach?
Nope, it’s Austin, Texas and the first day of August practice. While you wonder where @Groundhog Day is we’ll set the table: Texas is coming off a season that both disappointed and gave hope for the future.
Wednesday morning recruiting notes
Some Wednesday morning recruiting notes.on Jalen Catalon, Marquess Caldwell, Kelvontay Dixon, and Mani Tufono
Brief Stars at Night notes
Let’s get right into notes from those who were at Texas’ last big recruiting event of the summer.
The 2020 and 2021 Cycles are Stacked on the OL
The most important position to the long-term health of your program is the offensive line, so when your primary recruiting grounds are loaded at the position it’s time to feast.
The state of Texas has had its ebbs and flows along the o-line with a mix of below average, average, and above average classes in the recent half-dozen years.
Want To See California Recruiting Market Inefficiencies At Work?
I think I may have converted a majority of my Texas readers to the idea that there are easy pickings out West and that the easiest bang for your buck in out of state recruiting is in the state of California (and it’s Southwestern satellite cities).
Hey, it only took me a decade.