Plenty of people went against parents decisions, did you watch the Army (All American U.S) game? Lots of parents were upset at there childs decision.

But I'm not sweating it, Texas has had the Top 5 recruiting team for years on end, and recently hasn't done anything with it.

And running game isn't shit in college if you don't have a solid defense like alabama/lsu. If you're going to be a run-first team, you better have a top 5 defense.

Our 2008 class was 16th ranked, so your "we have a top 5 class every year" is false. Yes we've had great or highly rated classes, but there's been busts, whether it's the players or coaches fault. And i swear you don't know anything about Texas anymore do you?
After the OU game our defense has been playing lights out after learning the new system( and they're still learning it), our defense is going to be legit.
Our running game is gonna consist of Malcolm Brown, #1 RB in his class, Joe Bergeron, beast RB, 4 * IIRC, and Jonathan Gray, #1 RB in this class. We're returning four of our olinemen, and the senior who's leaving was horrible.

David Ash, not sure if he's going to be the future QB or not, but he's going to have a better oline and better running game to rely on, not to mention the best defense in the big 12 and top in the country.

Who's Arkansas next QB anyways?

Couldn't care less about what you two are discussing

Better than the Colts lol!

Are you only Texans fan on here thats not a Rand?

INDIANAPOLIS -- Quarterback Andrew Luck says he's ready to start in the NFL next season.
Luck was in Indianapolis on Thursday to work out at the Gatorade Sports Science Institute. It won't be his last trip to Indy.


He'll return in three weeks for the NFL combine and perhaps for good after April's draft. Colts owner Jim Irsay has said he will use the No. 1 overall pick on a quarterback, especially with Peyton Manning's health still unresolved.
Manning's surgically repaired neck sidelined him for all of the 2011 season, but he says he's making progress and has been throwing passes recently. Also, Irsay must pay a $28 million roster bonus by March 8 or risk losing Manning to free agency.
Luck says he could co-exist with Manning, but he wants to play right away.
Colts owner Jim Irsay said Wednesday that he expects to meet with Manning next week, but that any decision on Manning's future will likely wait until early March.
The Colts face a March 8 deadline for a decision on Manning. They owe him a $28 million option bonus on that date. If they don't pay it, manning becomes an unrestricted free agent.

However, Irsay told reporters Wednesday that the two sides could strike a deal to delay the payment and the deadline.
"Look, anything is possible if the two parties choose to get together," Irsay said when asked about redoing Manning's $90 million contract.
Manning, in an interview with ESPN's Trey Wingo on Tuesday, said he plans to continue playing football and that his recovery from spinal fusion surgery in September -- his third surgery in 19 months -- is going well despite the fact he did not play last season.

"I really feel good. I continue to make progress every day," he said. "Everything that the doctors have told me has been on point, which is encouraging to me. I just had a great day today with rehab, just got back from the facility, and that's what we continue to do. Just keep trying to get better. So far I have. That's the plan from here on out."

Peyton healthy enough
he's not getting waived

Peyton Manning has been medically cleared by two doctors, including Dr. Robert Watkins, who performed the most recent surgery on the Indianapolis Colts quarterback's neck, to resume his NFL career, sources told ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen and ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

finally

Life is good

doesnt mean hes ready to play anytime soon