Eight
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don't know, but the real questions are how many miles on the '93 le sabre and hard top or vinyl?
Signing day 2023: the early late signing day edition
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don't know, but the real questions are how many miles on the '93 le sabre and hard top or vinyl?
sandiegojack
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so this February signing date has become a non event
Eight
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pretty, pretty much
Frogs1983
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TopFrog
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mo money
TopFrog
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I am sure he likes what ASU paid him.
CryptoMiner
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It is now….
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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From Andrew Miller at Hook’em Headlines regarding Warren Roberson—
‘And it was recently reported by Inside Texas/On Texas Football in the last few days that TCU taking multiple defensive backs late in the 2023 cycle was one of the main factors that led to Roberson passing on signing with the Frogs during the Early Signing Period last month.
I would guess that it is some combination of TCU loading up at DB in the 2023 class along with the departure of Carrington to Arizona State that ultimately led to Roberson keeping his options open in the last couple of months. Roberson had a tight connection with Carrington when he was initially being recruited to TCU.
All in all, if I had to pick a leader in this recruitment a couple of days ahead of the late signing period, Texas would be my de facto favorite. Getting the last in-person visit before signing day is always huge. And Texas has a depth need remaining in the defensive backfield after it lost four-star safety commit Jamel Johnson to TCU in this recruiting cycle along with multiple other young DBs to the transfer portal.’
‘And it was recently reported by Inside Texas/On Texas Football in the last few days that TCU taking multiple defensive backs late in the 2023 cycle was one of the main factors that led to Roberson passing on signing with the Frogs during the Early Signing Period last month.
I would guess that it is some combination of TCU loading up at DB in the 2023 class along with the departure of Carrington to Arizona State that ultimately led to Roberson keeping his options open in the last couple of months. Roberson had a tight connection with Carrington when he was initially being recruited to TCU.
All in all, if I had to pick a leader in this recruitment a couple of days ahead of the late signing period, Texas would be my de facto favorite. Getting the last in-person visit before signing day is always huge. And Texas has a depth need remaining in the defensive backfield after it lost four-star safety commit Jamel Johnson to TCU in this recruiting cycle along with multiple other young DBs to the transfer portal.’
calisuperfrog
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What happened with Warren Roberson? I still see "verbally committed," yet signing day has past us by. Anyone? Bueller?
Eight
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texas doesn't have a bigger depth need than tcu because they might only have signed 2 and picked up 2 transfers in this year's class they signed 5 and picked up 2 last year......
Don Sanders
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Hope he does not work out!
Palliative Care
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If these players pick another place good for them. That is their choice, best of luck. I just focus on the ones who came here.
StinnettFrog
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I hope he does. My nephew plays tight end for them. I’m sure Dykes has a backup plan.
This Ain't Chopped Liver
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Safety, Warren Roberson’s decision expected tomorrow, February 7.
hookemheadlines.com
“TCU is also making a big late push to try and retain Roberson’s commitment and ultimately get him to sign with their 2023 class.”
Texas Football: 4-Star S Warren Roberson set to announce Tuesday
Priority 4-Star Red Oak defensive back Warren Roberson could be signing on the dotted line for Texas football to join the 2023 class on Feb. 7.
hookemheadlines.com
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CryptoMiner
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Flips to UT
Eight
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not really a surprise
Some kids just want to play in the alamo bowl or the armed service bowl...its ok.
