Grading UT's transfers, A&M's bowl chances and a Big 12 shootout | A Texas take on college football
Kirk Bohls and Cedric Golden discuss Texas after the Oklahoma loss, Texas A&M's bowl outlook and Houston's matchup with Oklahoma State.
Texas wide receiver Cam Coleman received a B grade for his clutch catches and five touchdowns in the recent game against Oklahoma. However, offensive line transplants Melvin Siani, Laurence Seymore III, and Dylan Sykorski were given a C-minus at best. Michael Masunas, the tight end, received a C-minus as he can block but is never targeted. Linebackers Rasheem Biles and Juice Cryer were graded as A-plus and A-minus, respectively. Cornerback Bo Mascoe was given a B-minus, while kicker Gianni Spetic received a B-plus.
As for the grades for the other teams, Houston is struggling just to make a bowl, while A&M is having trouble qualifying for one. Derrek Cooper, the Texas running back, will likely get fewer carries against Florida, with an expectation of around eight carries for 55 yards and a touchdown. Texas A&M's future in a bowl game is doubtful, as they are projected to finish 5-7 after their victory over Citadel. Houston's quarterback, Conner Weigman, has been impressive, and could lead Houston to a Big 12 championship showdown.
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