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He was injured late in the year, and Schloss still trusted him over other options

Thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery

This sucks for them. UGA players just need to avoid any type of driving related activities.

Wow. That sucks for him. Thoughts and prayers out to him for a recovery.

There may be no worse university in America. Rape, murder, murdered pets. The absolute most disgusting place. Baylor and their fans are trash.

Wow

I’m against playing that cesspool in anything. If it must be beat them until they beg to stop and don’t stop.

Was supposed to be Georgia’s no. 2 RB this year. That is now in doubt.

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With Act 810 in Louisiana going into effect on August 1st, will Texas mimic USC in front loading Easton Royal's NIL contract to try to secure him to the class? @Hank South

The Longhorns will square off with Baylor on Nov. 15 at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. Here's what Miller said about scheduling the Bears: “We have an immense amount of respect for Baylor as a basketball program and Scott Drew as a head coach,” Texas head coach Sean Miller said. “Coach Drew is one of the best to ever do it, and the success of Baylor’s program over the last 20 years speaks for itself. We wanted to play a high-quality opponent knowing that we’re going to challenge our team to the highest level, and Baylor does that. The fact that they are also from our state is icing on the cake.” “The second part of our trip to San Antonio is so much of how we think as a basketball program starts with the state of Texas in mind,” Miller continued. “This allows us to tap into our San Antonio fan base, and in particular our great relationship with the San Antonio Spurs. The Spurs come to Moody Center and play, and now we can reciprocate and go to where they call their home court. It’s great for our players, our team and to a large extent, it’s great for the continued relationship and development of that between The University of Texas and the San Antonio Spurs. Combining all those elements, playing in an NBA arena is always something that means a lot to our team and to our players because it’s where they one day want to be.” “Lastly, we don’t have a crystal ball and it’s not easy to make the NCAA Tournament, but if we are able to make the NCAA Tournament this year, there are a lot of different sites that you could go to,” Miller said. “If you are fortunate enough to advance, taking nothing for granted as you have to make it and advance, along that route one of those possibilities is San Antonio and Frost Bank Center. That is not our reason for playing this game, but there is a chance that could happen, and the fact that we could already have played there one time is again, icing on the cake.”

why we no get seaton yo

Texas is truly loaded. That's what that article tells me.

If we can get Wingo really cooking, then we should be ready to go.

Comforting to see that our 3 are at least meeting expectations with 2 exceeding expectations. Speaks to the development going on at Texas.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/five-star-prospect-2024-college-football-recruiting-class/

That original render doesn't go to the 50 which shaves 20 yards off. I think they decided they'd rather have a 50 with no end zone on one side.

We couldn’t trust him in high leverage situations late in the year. Good luck to him and we’ll be more than fine pitching wise

Interesting name selections as it includes two guys Texas likely don’t take out of high school.

A lot of attention for a dude I didn't even know was committed. Is he prime Bobby Wagner, Fred Warner, or Ray Lewis? If no idgaf🤷🏿

Too bad for us. Good luck to Leffew and Bumila.

D A M N !

Texas LHP Haiden Leffew has signed with the Rays. Leffew wasn’t drafted in the 2026 MLB Draft, but signed an UDFA deal late last week. This came as no surprise to the Horns coaching staff. Leffew provided Texas with a valuable high-leverage arm out of the bullpen during the 2026 season. In 17 relief appearances, he went 4-1 with a 4.05 ERA while striking out 31 batters over 20.0 innings and holding opponents to a .176 batting average. He had a season-high five strikeouts in three scoreless innings against Tennessee.