Holland from 24/7 put in a UT crystal ball for WR/LB Makiya Tongue of Baton Rouge, LA.
He should be in Austin around July 30th, and that visit could close the deal for Texas.
https://247sports.com/Player/Makiya-Tongue-46038773
Jake Trotter's canned answer was pretty good
Insane.
With how much the assistants are getting paid, being a head coach at smaller schools becomes less appealing.
I'm glad Del Conte has put emphasis on paying coaches well in his short time at UT.
Assuming he doesn't have a second year slump, Herman will need to keep Orlando as long as he can.
I've always wondered what Venables' deal is.
The money he makes is obviously wonderful, but maybe he genuinely loves being a defensive coordinator and has only one or two dream head coaching jobs.
One would think he's the no-brainer choice to replace Snyder at K-State since he played there, coached there and is a Kansas native.
He's been at only three schools since '93.
And this is the exact problem going on with the kids who left, including Deshon ******. You read everything from the last couple days and you see this interview, you understand what was happening with the Charlie Strong kids.
Felt to me that those kids were more in love with CS than with the University of Texas. Im excited for this next season because only those recruited by Herman and the CS players who bought into Herman remain. I hope so anyway.
From TE Andrew Beck.
A name worth keeping up with is 2019 RB Derrian Brown (Buford, GA). Inside Texas had mentioned yesterday also, that he could be a contingency plan along with Glass out of Katy, if Cain and Sanders side elsewhere.
https://247sports.com/Player/Derrian-Brown-46042323/
Brown told The Football Brainiacs he was planning on being in Austin next Friday night, but he has team activities next weekend.
They expect him to make it to campus for the USC game, and UT is the only fall visit he's talked about to this point.
Shepherd now saying he won't make it.
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