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2026-2027 Football Recruiting

SW toad

Active Member
Why? El Pasoans generally have an over-inflated sense of pride about their city and want everyone else to comment on it so highly.

Lubbock being in west Texas raises the quality of the term “west Texas”.

Why? El Pasoans generally have an over-inflated sense of pride about their city and want everyone else to comment on it so highly.

Lubbock being in west Texas raises the quality of the term “west Texas”.
Have you been to El Paso or Amarillo in the last 4 years??? Once again so we we'll all LEARN you Lubbock is not in West Texas.
 

McFroggin

Active Member
Have you been to El Paso or Amarillo in the last 4 years??? Once again so we we'll all LEARN you Lubbock is not in West Texas.

Been? I’ve lived there. Still have family there. Coolest thing in the last 15 years there was the transition of the Diablos to the Chihuahuas.
 

TopFrog

Lifelong Frog

TCU 2026 commitment season tracker: Week 1​

HFB takes a look at where each of the Frogs' 2026 commitments will be in action in week 1.​

Jeremy Clark

TCU currently has 19 commitments for their 2026 recruiting class and each of those commitments will start their senior seasons this week.

Just as we do each year, HFB takes a look at where each commitment will be in action this week.

Jesse Ford – Arlington Martin (0-0) vs. Lake Travis (0-0); Friday, 8/29, 7:00pm - Lake Travis.

Read the rest at https://247sports.com/college/tcu/article/tcu-horned-frogs-commitment-season-tracker-253128366/
 

Wexahu

Full Member
Cheaters will always cheat. Rules are only as good as the punishment for breaking them. This won’t stop until someone is there to enforce it and not look the other way.
No way to have the manpower to enforce it. You either let kids get paid or not, a salary cap or NIL restrictions are completely futile.

For the millionth time, getting rid of the transfer portal would fix 95% of this.
 

Palliative Care

Active Member
Just how successful are programs that buy out the portal. They are better but still not absolutely the best… (see Colorado vs Georgia Tech). I agree that eliminating the portal may be better but then the recruiting process gets more under the table again. Cheaters got to cheat.
 

Wexahu

Full Member
Just how successful are programs that buy out the portal. They are better but still not absolutely the best… (see Colorado vs Georgia Tech). I agree that eliminating the portal may be better but then the recruiting process gets more under the table again. Cheaters got to cheat.
There will still be cheating but it makes a difference when you get stuck with your mistakes. Now if you recruit a HS kid and pay him a load of cash and he ends up not being what you thought, you just tell him that get in the portal and you move on. And then go get another guy to replace him, ideally a proven player from another team.
 

westoverhillbilly

Active Member
There will still be cheating but it makes a difference when you get stuck with your mistakes. Now if you recruit a HS kid and pay him a load of cash and he ends up not being what you thought, you just tell him that get in the portal and you move on. And then go get another guy to replace him, ideally a proven player from another team.
Yes, it really gets down to who can bring in the right transfers. Let's hope that Sonny shows us that the '23 season and the first half of the '24 seasons were just aberrations of him being bereft after so many of the '22 team went to the NFL. Sonny beat alot of those guys when at SMU.
 
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