ArrogantTexasFan
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\I will say this, the university of Texas is where talent goes to get wasted, I have never thought that much of MB as a coach. Vince Young was so athletically gifted, that he saved his coaching career.
A lot of Texas fans agree with you. I don't think Mack sucks as a coach but he certainly isn't an elite Xs & Os guy. However, he has the 2 best technical coordinators of his career now and Mack is an elite recruiter and CEO of a program. I expect Texas to win one more national title before Mack shuts it down.
but the one thing you will not change is the lies
Mack is a lot of things and he isn't perfect but he isn't a liar.
In the past 15 years, A&M's overall record is 107-80. TCU is 135-50, so if you're going by overall record, you would be correct. However, during this same period, TCU played a total of 14 games against Big 12 opponents, including Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa State, A&M, Nebraska (before they switched), Texas Tech, Baylor, and Texas. TCU's record in those games was 6-8. I would say that would put them as an average, at best, team in the big 12.
Think about TCU's undefeated season where they beat the Big 10 Champ (Wisc) in the Rose Bowl and finished #3 just a year or so ago. A&M hasn't come close to a single season like that post WWII and you have to go back to leather helmets and no facemasks to even try to make a comparison. I'm not saying TCU is Bama but you guys are vastly over-valuing A&M. In the modern era of football, this is a nothing program.
If it really is his dream school I don't blame him. I grew up in NE Tn and if I was committed to TX for a year and on signing day I had the pen in my hand and was about to put it to my LOI to TX and Fulmer had pulled up at my school and said "DON'T sign that, we want you to be a VOL." I would have promptly torn up that piece of paper and signed with the Vols.
That is all this is......
I hear what you're saying but objectively wouldn't you agree that Santos stands a much better chance of getting more meaningful playing time as a Vol than he would in a UTex roster that's cram packed with 4-star and 5-star talent?
Elite athletes don't think that way. Santos is convinced he will be a starter and a contributor at Texas in the near future.
