Sergio Kindle to Return for his Senior Year
According to the Dallas Morning News Sports Blog.
Somebody should alert Chief Lazy Eye up in Norman. Megatron is coming for that ass. It's probably best to go ahead and high tail it to Mo-Town where crying in press conferences is perfectly acceptable.
All-Big 12 linebacker Sergio Kindle will return to Texas for his senior season, according to his father, Johnny Walker, and high school coach, Bobby Estes.
Kindle (6-4, 239) had a breakout junior season but would not have projected as a first-round pick. In his first season under defensive coordinator Will Muschamp, Kindle had 53 tackles (14 for losses) and 10 sacks, beginning to fulfill the potential he had as one of the nation's top recruits coming out of Woodrow Wilson High.
Kindle, whose freshman and sophomore seasons were marred by injuries, returns to Austin with a list of lofty goals. He wants to help the Longhorns win a national championship, earn the Lombardi and Nagurski awards that graduating teammate Brian Orakpo claimed this season and establish himself as a first-round lock before leaving UT with a degree.
It's on.
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I think I just had one of those hands-free orgasms that I’ve read about…
by uthookem on Jan 9, 2009 10:56 PM CST reply actions
So that time Texas won the Fiesta Bowl was induced through other means?
by Newbie on Jan 9, 2009 11:04 PM CST reply actions
A great decision for Mr. Kindle. I look forward to next year watching him destroy a few QB’s.
by DougNTexas on Jan 9, 2009 11:22 PM CST reply actions
According to OB a few weeks ago, kindle is still growing and is now 6’5. Would like to see him add 10-15 pounds and play at the rush DE spot; which is what muschamp has promised him. Robinson can take his LB spot.
We just need to figure out DT and i think defensivly we are set, as long as the best players see the field.(the browns,williams and scott if he learns the scheme)
by 98 on Jan 9, 2009 11:24 PM CST reply actions
“Chief Lazy Eye” is some of the funniest internet bullshit I have seen in some time. Well done and thanks to everyone contributing to this site. It’s a treasure.
by Phil Stroud on Jan 10, 2009 9:51 PM CST reply actions

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