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82 Frog Fever

Active Member
Bringing in Coach Gordon Sammis was the huge change that this program sorely needed.
Moving on from the stale fakeness of Kaz and Briles has been critical for the Frogs to evolve and take that next step away from mediocrity. Credit Coach Sonny Dykes for seeing what needed to happen and getting it done. That’s why he got a new contract.
Coach Sammis is “that coach“ who makes all the other coaches around him BETTER!

 

Big Frog II

Active Member
Bringing in Coach Gordon Sammis was the huge change that this program sorely needed.
Moving on from the stale fakeness of Kaz and Briles has been critical for the Frogs to evolve and take that next step away from mediocrity. Credit Coach Sonny Dykes for seeing what needed to happen and getting it done. That’s why he got a new contract.
Coach Sammis is “that coach“ who makes all the other coaches around him BETTER!


Give Dykes credit, he is willing to make changes in his staff when they are not doing their job. That's what get head coaches fired. Those who keep stale assistants around.
 

froginmn

Fan Club
Bringing in Coach Gordon Sammis was the huge change that this program sorely needed.
Moving on from the stale fakeness of Kaz and Briles has been critical for the Frogs to evolve and take that next step away from mediocrity. Credit Coach Sonny Dykes for seeing what needed to happen and getting it done. That’s why he got a new contract.
Coach Sammis is “that coach“ who makes all the other coaches around him BETTER!


I hope they show that type of video to every recruit and to his parents.
 

LisaLT

Active Member
Bringing in Coach Gordon Sammis was the huge change that this program sorely needed.
Moving on from the stale fakeness of Kaz and Briles has been critical for the Frogs to evolve and take that next step away from mediocrity. Credit Coach Sonny Dykes for seeing what needed to happen and getting it done. That’s why he got a new contract.
Coach Sammis is “that coach“ who makes all the other coaches around him BETTER!


Thanks for posting all these updates and information. It’s great to see how active our staff is. Some solid recruiting going on.
 

82 Frog Fever

Active Member
Knowles committed to Illinois.
Yes, he has been a silent commit to TCU for a while now, but when TCU signed a 2nd WR, Braylon Deal, his family became upset and balked on the commit.
It’s a shame he’s not willing to compete for his position. I guess 3 is a crowd in his mind. However, I’d much rather have a great two way athlete like Braylon Deal (WR, QB, DS).
 
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PurpleBlood87

Active Member
Two really good RBs last year, and another this year.

Committed: Caris Sela RB 6’-0 190 lbs out of Justin, Tx. and is a top 10 rusher in Texas 6a.

Sela had 1,930 total yards as a junior, including 1,670 rushing yards and 261 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns.


Too bad the Frogs lost SaRod Baker.
 

FroggleRock

Active Member
Yes, he has been a silent commit to TCU for a while now, but when TCU signed a 2nd WR in Braylon Deal, his family became upset and balked on the commit.
It’s a shame he’s not willing to compete for his position, but I’d much rather have a great two way athlete like Braylon Deal (WR, QB, DS)
Lol what a loser mentality. Sounds a lot like the Hejny debacle.
Okay well have fun in Champagne o_O Two years in a row a Southlake WR has flipped from us to a Big 10 school.
 

peacock

Active Member
Looking at the 2027 ESPN top 300 really shows the current haves and have nots in the college football landscape....

Current ESPN Top 300 commits
Texas A&M-12 (5, 11, 17, 21, 24, 25, 64, 67, 88, 110, 137, 230)
Oklahoma-11
Texas Tech-10 (1, 19, 48, 59, 63, 89, 103, 158, 190, 192)
Texas-9 (2, 9, 49, 51, 52, 70, 75, 76, 289)
SMU-3 (162, 255, 280)
Arizona State-2 (164, 168)
Colorado-1 (139)
BYU-1 (148)
Cincinnati-(207)
TCU-1 (222)
Iowa State (236)
Oklahoma State-1 (260)
Kansas-1 (282)
Arizona-0
Baylor-0
Houston-0
K-State-0
West Virginia-0
Utah-0
UCF-0
 
The Big Ten Network would certainly value adding the No. 4 media market in the country, but the bigger prize is establishing a meaningful presence in Texas for recruiting. Among the major top 7 football conferences, the Big Ten is the only one without a foothold in Texas.

Big Ten schools would welcome the opportunity to play in Texas on a regular basis, and let's be honest—they would much rather do so in the Dallas-Fort Worth area than in Lubbock or Waco.

When the time comes for the Big Ten to evaluate future expansion opportunities in two or three years, our goal should be to present the strongest possible case. That means becoming a perennial Top 25 football program, earning one or two College Football Playoff appearances, and consistently competing in the NCAA Tournament. On the academic side, we will likely need to be near R1 status to be seriously considered.

Ultimately, we cannot control which institutions the Big Ten chooses. What we can control is how compelling our candidacy becomes. Achieving those goals will require a total team effort across the university, but I firmly believe we can get there.
For the B1G, an absolute must is an AAU rating.

*Nebraska had it when they were invited, and approved, to join the B1G, but lost it before they actually became a member….embarrassiiing. Nevertheless, it’s a requirement for the B1G. And it looks like the SEC is trying to up their Academics Game as well.
 

Dogfrog

Active Member
For the B1G, an absolute must is an AAU rating.

*Nebraska had it when they were invited, and approved, to join the B1G, but lost it before they actually became a member….embarrassiiing. Nevertheless, it’s a requirement for the B1G. And it looks like the SEC is trying to up their Academics Game as well.
It’s a ridiculous PR stunt for athletic conferences to remain publicly pretentious about education standards.
 
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