He was not "very good". He was the 4th option by the end of the year in a slightly better than average wide receiver group.

I've heard the following narratives:
Texas pushed him out to make room for upgrades.
He wanted to be a top target and wasn't going to be at Texas
He asked for too much and Texas said get lost.
He was bitter at not being thrown to so he went to a rival.


All signs point to the staff pushing him out to land Coleman, they fumbled that clearly so now they are coming up with alternate narratives to put Texas as the victim of a greedy player. The condescension of that fanbase has no end.

The new narrative is they play by the rules and everyone else is cheating. Just like the 1980's.

KCup17 said:

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I've heard the following narratives:
Texas pushed him out to make room for upgrades.
He wanted to be a top target and wasn't going to be at Texas
He asked for too much and Texas said get lost.
He was bitter at not being thrown to so he went to a rival.


All signs point to the staff pushing him out to land Coleman, they fumbled that clearly so now they are coming up with alternate narratives to put Texas as the victim of a greedy player. The condescension of that fanbase has no end.

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Sums it up.

LOL he was 2nd (1 behind the 1st) in receiving TD's for the year for the team and ranked 21st in the country avg. rec. at 17.8 per.

He's no biletnikoff award winner but the sips trying to downplay him saying "F tu" and going to a hated rival and acting like he wasn't a key member of the offense is F'in laughable

Is his roommate his agent?

Sips spent so much NIL money on hs kids they're running off older players now. Especially since they won't spend the 40mil on NIL again this year.

Then you have the rumors that Sips didn't live up to their end of the bargain for Livingston and short changed him by not paying out his full NIL deal