2016 Texas Longhorns

[Leonardfan]

Texas has not historically been a team that cannot be relied on for much in terms of fairness to white players, espcially in a state with so many talented white players who are not recruited by the Longhorns. What makes this team even harder to stomach is their coach Charlie Strong who is so revered and coddled by the sports media and defended no matter what over his first two seasons.

It does look like freshman QB Shane Buechele will be starting this year over the personification of the caste system and scouting services black bias Tyrone Swoopes. Hopefully Buechele carves out a solid career much like Colt McCoy who many are comparing him to.

Since 2006, Texas has started 7, 6, 8, 9, 8, 5, 6, 7, 6 and 6 white players. 6 are projected to start this year as well. Their roster is pretty much trash outside of the few white players in the starting line up. Texas does not at all resemble the demographics of the state nor represent the very good white football players who are overlooked.

Here are the projected started for 2016:

Offense
QB - Shane Buechele
TE - Andrew Beck
LT - Connor Williams ???
C - Zach Shackelford

Defense
DE Breckyn Hager
SS - Dylan Haines

 

[Leonardfan]

Caste ****** Kirk Herbstreit went in full defense mode for Charlie Strong during game day on Saturday. Herbie is one of the biggest tools going today in the caste media and his unwavering bias for Charlie Strong just goes to prove that (along with his constant caste speak during his broadcasts).

ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit just laid into the Texas Longhorns' brass and their handling of coach Charlie Strong during Saturday's College GameDay broadcast.

Herbstreit says Strong was "set up to fail" and called Austin "a cesspool" during a 5-minute rant previewing Saturday's Red River Rivalry vs. Oklahoma.

“If you’re Charlie Strong, you have to have peace of mind (right now),” Herbstreit said. “If they ask you leave, you’re going to get paid well and you’re going to get released. When I say released, I mean you’re going to get released from the cesspool of being in Austin, Texas and the attitude that comes with being the head coach at Texas. Who would want the job at Texas to be the head coach, dealing with the boosters, the presidents, the [athletic director], the insensitive attitudes and how they react in chat rooms and talk shows? Just relax and let the guy coach.

"It’s Texas, so it’s bigger and louder. Charlie Strong didn't get to his office on his first day before Red McCombs said this isn't the right guy for this job. Strong was set up to fail at Texas."

 

[Heretic]

Caste ****** Kirk Herbstreit went in full defense mode for Charlie Strong during game day on Saturday. Herbie is one of the biggest tools going today in the caste media and his unwavering bias for Charlie Strong just goes to prove that (along with his constant caste speak during his broadcasts).

ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit just laid into the Texas Longhorns' brass and their handling of coach Charlie Strong during Saturday's College GameDay broadcast.

Herbstreit says Strong was "set up to fail" and called Austin "a cesspool" during a 5-minute rant previewing Saturday's Red River Rivalry vs. Oklahoma.

“If you’re Charlie Strong, you have to have peace of mind (right now),” Herbstreit said. “If they ask you leave, you’re going to get paid well and you’re going to get released. When I say released, I mean you’re going to get released from the cesspool of being in Austin, Texas and the attitude that comes with being the head coach at Texas. Who would want the job at Texas to be the head coach, dealing with the boosters, the presidents, the [athletic director], the insensitive attitudes and how they react in chat rooms and talk shows? Just relax and let the guy coach.

"It’s Texas, so it’s bigger and louder. Charlie Strong didn't get to his office on his first day before Red McCombs said this isn't the right guy for this job. Strong was set up to fail at Texas."

Yet this perennial BSPN Caste slut doesn't give the same passionate defense to Brian Kelly at Notre Dame, who runs an even bigger program than Texas (in my opinion) and has to deal with the same pressure of boosters, presidents, athletic director, etc. At least Kelly has a proven track record with success at Cincinnati, that's why he was considered for the ND job in the first place. I'm not a fan of Kelly (although his 2017 class is a material improvement (compared to previous classes)), but as always, BSPN, and especially "Herbie", will defend to their last breath some Affirmative Action hire, regardless of production, while at the same time remain silent on a proven White commodity, or worse, subtlety inject headlines into their web page implying that Kelly takes the blame for the woes at Notre Dame without any consideration of giving him any defense at all. #BlackPrivilege strikes again.