Saving this one for sure. Texas returning 68% of production is a solid number, but that raw percentage doesn't tell the whole story about the actual quality of the players they kept versus who they lost. The real test is how that retained production performs against a schedule that includes Georgia, Michigan, and Oklahoma. We'll see if that culture translates to wins in those massive games, because last year's team had a ton of production too and still fell short in the biggest moments. I'm circling back to this after their first loss, because the hype is already overwhelming and the margin for error is zero. That retained production needs to show up immediately on the road against a team like Michigan, not just at home against Colorado State. Let's talk again in November.
