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Sark talked about realizing this helps not only to get your playmakers the ball early and often where they can make plays, but also to jump start drives and take pressure off Arch. Hopefully Wingo can take the next step and be a more well rounded WR winning across the route tree this year. Will help Texas but his value at the next level.

Not in that Tennessee offense that limited to one side of the field.

Hope he follows his cousin Arch to Texas. If Sark is still at Texas the chances are very good IMO. Doubt the Mannings want him to play in current Tennessee offense.

Jett Walker is being ignored as is James Simon. Along with Cooper, these are the run blocking and blitz blocking backs. 🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏿

When the time comes, will this be a Tennessee vs Texas recruiting battle with Tennessee the favorite to land him?

Absolutely NO

Smothers not Coleman

Always gonna be a Marshall Manning fan. Wore burnt orange for his cousin at the Georgia game last fall when nobody else did.

Time to start the hype 🤣

It would be a surprise. Terry just moved from WR in the Spring and is currently listed as the 4th RB on the depth chart (or 5 if you count the Niblett boutique position). That said, Terry is getting a lot of mention for a 4th string back from Sark and on the SID photo releases. Terry might not be a challenge to the top three backs, but he could be carving out his own role. Terry was mentioned as catching several passes in the second team Pony Package (20 personnel). He is perfect for that role. At 230 pounds, he can block for the smaller backs and in pass protection. He can run inside as a counter when paired with Coleman/Brown. As a former WR, Terry has an advantage when matched against LBs in the pass game. Terry could also be the answer in short yardage and red zone situational football. He is 230 pounds. Cooper is the next biggest at 210 pounds and he is also unproven. Sark seems to go out of his way to mention that Terry had some “nice runs” every chance he gets. If Terry can burst into the scene like Niblett did last year, that would create huge problems for opposing defenses.

Wisconsin legit needs all the help it can get for that football program. I remember they used to be competitive, backkkkk in the day

The tyrant munroe must be stopped

Muted? #comeonBlake Freddie first Malcolm Foster/Thompson

Damn @Blake Munroe you failed us! How did you leave freddie off this list???? @Joe Zura why does he hate us and texas do much?

Gotta go with Malcolm here. Lots of good options though.

Malcolm for the win.

100% ... Bryson Warren signed them with ... Knicks https://www.nba.com/knicks/news/new-york-knicks-sign-bryson-warren-to-an-exhibit-10-contract Heat https://hothothoops.com/2024/09/11/miami-heat-sign-bryson-warren-exhibit-10-contract/ Texas looked into him, and didn't think he would ultimately get eligible.

I think i've been at 3 of those wins in person lol ... including one at the Dean Dome

https://youtu.be/OwnBj5MB4Mg?is=EWFrKqRo61hrxah-

Freddie

Freddie Steinmark

Tough one, Blake! I’d go with Foster, still holding a record and a part of some incredible teams in the era. Malcolm was also good, but I never felt like he lived up to potential coming out of high school.

I remember saying (not on here) that they should've gone hard after Hardy in the portal. I remember people telling me how stupid I was because we had Wisner, Baxter, Clark, etc. I just remember watching him at ULM when he was a Fr and they played us, he had some great runs even against us that year. All hindsight, obviously. But I hope they do a better job of that next year when breaking in either Lacey or Bell.

Figured I would get this one in super early, for the late late night crowd. Currently at midnight madness for high school football.

We’re officially 28 days away from Texas football, so today we’re looking back at some of the best Longhorns to wear No. 28. Malcolm Brown headlines the group. The former five-star running back finished his Texas career with 2,678 rushing yards, 24 rushing touchdowns and 11 100-yard games. Brown earned Second-Team All-Big 12 honors twice and was a Freshman All-American in 2011. Brandon Foster put together a huge senior season in 2007, earning Second-Team All-Big 12 honors. He finished his career with 106 tackles, four interceptions and 15 pass breakups, while his three defensive touchdowns in 2007 set a Texas single-season record. Wayne Clements handled the kicking duties for Texas from 1987-89, connecting on 46 career field goals and scoring 214 points. He also knocked through two field goals in Texas’ memorable 28-24 win over Oklahoma in 1989. And more recently, Jerrin Thompson wore No. 28 in the Texas secondary. Thompson finished with 170 tackles, five interceptions and 18 pass breakups, earning honorable mention All-Big 12 honors twice. He picked off three passes during Texas’ 2023 Big 12 championship season. 28 days until kickoff. Who’s your favorite?