You can't lose something you never had.But he was seriously considering Tech.
But IF he doesn't sign with Tech you wouldn't have lost him either.,
You're stupid.
I was just having some s and giggles on their way out the door during football season.Says the tool that changed his profile to Aggy's opponent each week. Pretty sad when you are obsessed with Aggy.
You went and dug up an old Texas Tech thread to post some weak recruiting sauce in April.
You're clearly not obsessed.
Clearly.
Tech had a chance to receive a commit you was interested. Tech lost a chance.
I'm just having s and giggles with you and I get a response to a post every time. Pure entertainment for me. The fact that you humiliate yourself on a repeated basis is just a bonus
The thread says "(+related news)" losing out on a key recruit is related news. Good job on landing the two "speed demons" thoughKind of impressive for Tech.
Clearly you're not obsessed.
Clearly.
Tech has UT, OU, Baylor and West Virginia all at home this year.Injuries played a key role in Texas Tech’s underwhelming 5-7 season a year ago. In particular, the Red Raiders backfield was decimated when leading rusher Eric Stephens and primary backup DeAndre Washington both went down with separate season-ending ligament tears in their knee.
The good news for TTU, however, is that both running backs should be good enough to go for the fall. Coach Tommy Tuberville said as much about Stephens in January and Washington (pictured) told RedRaiderSports on Friday he’s close to full strength again.
“Right now it’s about 80, 85 percent,” Washington said of his knee. “I’m moving lateral and doing a lot of cutting. I haven’t gone all out yet, but it’s coming along. I should be ready for the season.
“It was a blow, but the way I look at it was it was a minor setback. Everything happens for a reason. I’m just looking to bounce back from it and trying to make the most of it. I’ll be 120 (percent).”
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Receiver Alex Torres (ACL) should also be back in time for the start of the season. Torres, incidentally, suffered his injury against Missouri as well.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports...nt-for-season/
My expectation at this point with this talent and this schedule is 9 wins.
I think Tubs seat will get pretty hot if they win less than 8.
he had better not miss the season because of this .There's little more frustrating to me in sports than wasted potential. It happens for various reasons, but bad decisions off the field is often the worst example.
If you're a frequent reader of the blog, you know how much potential I see in Texas Tech receiver Darrin Moore.
Last year, some of that potential was held back by injuries after Moore hauled in 21 catches for 339 yards and four touchdowns in the first two games of 2011.
Now, he's driven himself into a new hurdle.
Texas Tech has suspended wide receiver Darrin Moore from the football team after his April arrest on a drunken-driving charge.
Athletic department spokesman Blayne Beal confirmed to The Associated Press on Tuesday reports of Moore's suspension.
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reports police reports show Moore was arrested April 13 after a Lubbock police officer observed him driving erratically. He remains free on $1,000 bond.
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more
http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/colle...out-of-own-way
not the best ever, but not bad.
y'alls is better, tbh.
Jason Howell covers recruiting in the state of Texas for Rivals.com. He said that Kingsbury will immediately bring a boost to the recruiting efforts of the Red Raiders.
"He was a recruit to the school and he played there so he knows all of the attractive things about the program," Howell said. "He will not need to fake it because he was sold on going to Lubbock and he can sell kids on going to Lubbock.
"More than that is that it isn't going to be the stepping-stone job that some other people may look at it as ? he will not be looking to move on after a couple of years. It is a great fit for him and for the school."
Texas Tech has 17 commitments for its Class of 2013 and that currently ranks ninth in the 10-team Big 12. It also ranks No. 55 nationally, which would be the program's lowest-rated class since Rivals.com began tracking recruiting classes with the Class of 2002 --Kingsbury's last as a player.
Level said that the hire has been met with near universal approval.
"Facebook, Twitter, all of that stuff has been buzzing," he said. "People are really busting at the seams to have him back."
http://texastech.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1448484
Tevin Broussard one of the top JUCO safetys chooses UTSA over Texas Tech. Haha.
Lets just use this topic as the A&M recruiting topic.
Pretty sure he was one of the recruits at the Tubs dinner party.
Can't blame him for committing to lolutsa. Wouldn't blame him him either for decommitting later.
seems to me they enjoy not being obsessed with UT by talking about their recruits in the UT thread.
Or a new one could be started.
Tech needs this guy...... thing that really stands out about the youngest [Breiden] Fehoko is that he is ridiculously strong for a high school junior. A recent video shows him repping 225 pounds on bench press 40 times, which is more than a large percentage of grown men at the NFL Combine each year.“It’s nothing really,” Fehoko said out of humility. “It’s a lot of training and putting in the work. 225 is a tough deal, but if you put in the work and know how much you want to do it, it’s really good.”Texas Tech isn’t the only school with family ties working in its favor, however, but the Red Raiders’ ties seem a little bit stronger than those of a program in the northeast.
http://texastech.247sports.com/Artic...ut-Tech-182498
and lol Ohio St
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