It's a pretty common locker room amenity these days, functional but almost always a cool photo op location for visits as well. Fresh hair cuts is a pretty big cultural thing for young black men and it's likely that at least a few of the players are self trained barbers.
Bo Davis is a crootin machine ... 4* DL Texas receives a crystal ball prediction for four-star defensive lineman Ashton Porter Ashton Porter, Cy Ranch, Defensive Line
5* CB 5-Star Texas CB target Javien Toviano astounded by visit to Austin Javien Toviano, Martin, Cornerback
hmmmm ... they are buds with Arch too Are Top 2023 Longhorns Targets Johntay Cook and Rueben Owens A Package Deal?
4* LB from Hawaii ... paid article but worth noting the name ... he has got the reverse Matt M hook em down already
Getting a bit antsy on this one. Most insiders believed he was going to commit a couple weeks ago. Tx still in the drivers seat but bears watching.
Not as outlandish as it may seem recruiting this Hawaii kid. We have a legit shot on this one. On field performance will most likely be the biggest factor.
Cook was supposed to go to the big gaggie weekend, instead going to Louisville. Yes I said Louisville. So guessing that's a bit of a good sign.
Positive development in the Manning sweepstakes? Detroit King 2023 five-star QB Dante Moore adds an offer from #Georgia: https://247sports.com/Player/Dante-Moore-46084709/… @dantemoore05 Extremely Blessed & Thankful to Receive an Offer from The University of Georgia! #GoDawgs 6:36 PM · Jan 25, 2022
Coaches Flood and Milwee visited the high school of QB Arch Manning today and spent "a considerable amount of time" there, according to IT. They would put his current list of schools in the order of Texas, Georgia and then Alabama, plus they were able to confirm the report that Clemson is indeed out of the race. And I think it's worth repeating for anyone who missed it, but Georgia and Ole Miss visited Manning's school recently and both offered other '23 QBs shortly after. Manning remains the only '23 target for Texas.
