Pretty convinced this has Longhorn fans so triggered cause they know how bad of a quote it is
Wisner legit rushed for 1K yards as a sophomore and then was “let go” after an injury riddled season where he still led the team in rushing
That’s how Sark treat’s their HS recruits
I’d encourage high school recruits to read every last word of this quote!
Sark is telling you in plain language that he has no loyalty to you
Wisner committed to UT and then rushed for nearly 2K yards in 3 seasons. He was then “let go” by Sark.
That’s just cold and also tells you that they don’t develop high school recruits if they’re having to let their homegrown talent “go” in order to replace it with transfers
@corey_blayne Bringing in transfers to replace the double digit draft picks + other seniors who left is a lot different than “letting go” your leading rusher and other key contributors cause you can’t develop HS talent
Nice swing and miss tho!
Texas fans are NOT enjoying this take. The funniest part of it is that I’m not even being hyperbolic.
Sark quite literally is explaining he “let go” high school recruits he was unable to properly develop to replace them with players that other schools did develop
I’d encourage high school recruits to read every last word of this quote!
Sark is telling you in plain language that he has no loyalty to you
Wisner committed to UT and then rushed for nearly 2K yards in 3 seasons. He was then “let go” by Sark.
That’s just cold and also tells you that they don’t develop high school recruits if they’re having to let their homegrown talent “go” in order to replace it with transfers
I’d encourage high school recruits to read every last word of this quote!
Sark is telling you in plain language that he has no loyalty to you
Wisner committed to UT and then rushed for nearly 2K yards in 3 seasons. He was then “let go” by Sark.
That’s just cold and also tells you that they don’t develop high school recruits if they’re having to let their homegrown talent “go” in order to replace it with transfers
NEW: Steve Sarkisian says Texas had to let players go to create "cap space"💰
“To make the moves we make, to bring in a Cam Coleman, to bring in a Hollywood Smothers, to bring in a Raleek Brown, to bring in a Mike Masunas at tight end; we had to let DeAndre Moore go. We had to let Parker Livingstone go. We had to let Tre Wisner go. We had to let CJ Baxter go.
...we had to let some pretty good players leave to create the cap space to bring those guys in. I think strategically, there were some tough decisions to make. But, we made them. I think we all can agree that we’re probably better around Arch today than we were a year ago at this time.”
(via @finebaum)
https://t.co/gQxPRZJ8q8
Woah! Thats pretty massive news in the recruiting world and a very interesting decision by Meredith
Colton Nussmeier is facing a similar circumstance, I wonder if he’ll do the same thing
NEWS: Five-star Texas CB commit John Meredith III will reclassify and join the Longhorns this fall, he tells @ESPN.
Meredith, ESPN's No. 2 recruit in 2027, was ruled ineligible for his senior season in Fort Worth after an offseason transfer. He'll now enroll at Texas early.
#Panthers promising young LB Nic Scourton, who went down in practice with a knee injury that left him in tears, suffered a torn ACL, sources told me and @CameronWolfe. He’s done for the season.
We have completely lost the plot…
Every undrafted Aggie (starting with Taurean York) should be filing the same lawsuit as Hutson
I hate it, but if there’s no rules anymore then so be it
The quotes I’ve seen today from Elko, Marcel, and others have been so refreshing
It would be easy for them to get up there and talk about what a success last season was (cause it certainly was one)
Instead they’ve solely focused on what needs to improve and how they plan to fix those things
This may be a hot take but I don’t like SEC media days
It feels like the best case scenario is your players saying nothing noteworthy, which seems to almost never happen