the point at which Texas dries up

by HumanRobot , Cybertron, Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 11:54 (5797 days ago) @ MadisonDomer

Is the point at which football ceases to be entirely.

Think about the "network effect" that Brown has with these coaches now. I'm positive Brown has a relationship with every major Texas high school coach who is in turn using his influence to get their best players to go to UT.

A&M's path to glory is either the Brown's retirement or recruiting along a different dimension (grab Texas and Louisiana leftovers).

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Complete thread:

who is BK recruiting? par deux - Jay, 2010-07-26, 20:01
- Texas seems to be the aberration on that list - Sherman Oaks, 2010-07-27, 08:18
  - That, but the other way too. - Greg, 2010-07-27, 08:23
    - Texas recruiting - Jay, 2010-07-27, 08:36
      - Texas has signed 4 out of state kids the last 4 years. - MattyCinNYC, 2010-07-27, 09:17
        
        I got 6 from Rivals - Jay, 2010-07-27, 09:23
        
        I missed 2 - checked too quickly. - MattyCinNYC, 2010-07-27, 09:31
        
        either way, it's still miniscule - Jay, 2010-07-27, 09:37
        
        It is amazing that Texas can bring in all that talent from - APND02, 2010-07-27, 11:05
        
        In some ways, it's sort of creepy. - domer.mq, 2010-07-27, 11:19
      - Holy wow... - MadisonDomer, 2010-07-27, 09:04
        
        They got an elite national guy last year... - FunkDoctorSpock, 2010-07-27, 09:15
        
        Isn't that dangerous? - MadisonDomer, 2010-07-27, 11:30
        
        the point at which Texas dries up - HumanRobot, 2010-07-27, 11:54
        
        ...will be the Rapture - Jay, 2010-07-27, 11:56
        
        I don't think so - Greg, 2010-07-27, 11:53
        
        Florida's status as the king is temporary. - KGB, 2010-07-27, 12:37
- All this fancy math tells me - Geoff, 2010-07-27, 03:14
  - Agreed. - APND02, 2010-07-27, 05:09

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the point at which Texas dries up