Barking Carnival

Dedfischer over at the Tortilla Retort has a post up about Sports Illustrated's Top 50 prospects for the NFL draft and the Big 12 players contained therein. After overcoming my initial anger that the Report isn't a review site for Tex Mex restaurants, I read the article. Before adding my thoughts though, I'll let you get a glimpse of behind the scenes magic here at the BarkingCarnival media empire. Actual email exchange below. Ripley: Great

My intent is go a bit beyond "tackle well!" and "get pressure!" and "hit hard!" as the remedies for stopping Tech. Those three things are all absolutely true, but I'm going to assume them as a given. One of the things I appreciate about Muschamp is his practicality in addressing an opponent's offense. Many coordinators invest their ego in statistics or a certain philosophy (hi Gene!) and that doesn't serve you

Yesterday's rumors of a possible violation by All American Texas Tech WR Michael Crabtree seemed to be much ado about nothing.

Good read. I hadn't heard this one before: The Space Between I guess Montre Webber and Philip Payne were higher on the UT big board. To save you some time of reading the whole article: "He grew up to be the Wing-T high school QB who, when Texas recruiters asked him about playing defense for the Longhorns, waved them off and said,

Texas Tech freshman receiver Michael Crabtree is on pace to set NCAA single season records for receptions, yards and touchdowns. The guy has been unstoppable thus far.

I know what you're going to say. 'He plays for Tech. He's a product of the system.' Yes and no. Tech generally has two types of receivers. The smaller quicker inside guys (Welker and Amendola) and the bigger slower outside receivers (Hicks and

SI’s top fifty prospects for the NFL draft

Defending Tech

Crabtree is eligible

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