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24-17 Texas 🤘🏻

My invite must’ve gotten lost in the mail! Lol

23-21 Texas

This is good stuff. Thanks for sharing

34-20 🤘🏽

27-17 good guys

@Gerry Hamilton This might be a dumb question and I know Texas isn't a great basketball school/blue blood but how long do you think Coach Miller will take to build a successful program. Is it a 5-10 year process? Is sit shorter now with the portal/overseas players, etc. Not really expecting anything juts curious how long it takes to build the program up in basketball, as I'm less knowledgeable about basketball.

lol let me think on that

22-20 Texas

To keep my streak of being wrong... Vandy 35 - Texas 21

What five has the best stare down Gerry?

I predicted Texas to score 38 last week and they scored 45 . I’m goin 30-24 Texas. ***nibblett doesn’t score, but he has at least 1 good return ***

24-20 TEXAS!

17-16 Vandy

Deciding between ... 30-21 Texas and 27-20 Texas

Texas 17 Vanderbilt 14

Agreed. I go all the way back to the Krivaks, Baxter, Branyon, Lasalle T days and for the first time I checked out on the program. I really liked Terry the man, but there was a reason he was a .500 coach at Fresno and UTEP.

100%. You just want to sneak into the NCAA Tournament year one, if possible.

lol Well played! I can tell people that if there are pro rumors abo0ut both Miller and Sark ... one is not true and one is

Texas 35-10

If arch plays texas 24 vandy 21 if arch doesn’t play texas 20 vandy 19

Watching schools like LSU should make you grateful for the run we have had under Eltief The BOD by Abbot has produced exactly zero Regent idiots like we had under Perry. Eltief runs this board like a world class chairman and representative of UT.

We will get another look at the cross country squads tomorrow morning with the SEC championships being run just after 9 am. The Texas squad will be going head to head against some of their biggest competition in the south central region - Arkansas and A&M - so we should get a clearer picture of our potential NCAA regional finish after tomorrows meet. I’m still thinking top 5 finish in the region with an unlikely chance at a top 2 finish and a trip to the NCAA championship.

Hope some of you can join us on Saturday at the tailgate. Look forward to it!

I was a UT student 1972-78. My freshman year Longhorns baseball played the final season at the old Clark Field which was across the street to the north of Memorial Stadium and east of the Art Building and south of the Law School. I saw Texas play the U of Minnesota Golden Gophers at Clark Field before the final home season of the Southwest Conference games began. Minnesota featured Paul Molitor at third base and Dave Winfield in center field. Winfield hit a line drive home run that was still rising when it flew over "Billy Goat Hill" in straight center and landed on the LBJ lawn. The day Winfield blasted the mammoth home run I met a young man at Clark Field who was an astute baseball fan. Scott Wilson was unique among Texas fans. Scott was unlike anyone else I met during my six years on the Forty Acres. He knew baseball and he loved the Longhorns. The following season when Texas opened the new baseball venue across I-35, Scott (very loosely) organized a group of his friends who were serious Longhorns baseball fans to sit together behind the first base dugout at "The Disch." Scott invited me to sit with him and his friends and I was honored. An invitation from Scott was special. You had to Know baseball and Love the Horns. My father had played minor league baseball for the St Louis Browns and had seen to it that I understood the game even if I wasn't talented enough to play past high school. Scott's group became known as "The Wild Bunch," because they cheered for the Longhorns rabidly and "Ragged" on the opponents and Umpires seriously all with a big dose of humor. In the summer of 2015 I was moving back to Texas from Wyoming to care for elderly family members. In going through old papers I found a newspaper clipping. It was a Sports column from The Daily Texan about Superfan Scott Wilson and his "Wild Bunch" at the Disch. The column was written by the Sports Editor Kirk Bohls. Lots of memories were made pulling for the Longhorns with Scott and his group but one really stands out...I think it was 1975. Texas won the College World Series after beating A&M for the Southwest Conference title. Scott hosted the group at his apartment to watch the games on TV and cheer enough to have the neighbors ask us to "cool it" more than twice. Texas had won the Championship game and we were watching the post-game coverage on TV and talking about what a great season it had been going all the way back to late January. The doorbell rang and Scott yelled out "I got it!" In walked Frank C. Erwin. Yes, THAT Frank Erwin. He who had occupied the highest offices of the University of (By God!) Texas. Scott had invited Frank Erwin and he had accepted. There he was in his bespoke business suit and tie from Sakowitz in Houston to party with a Wild Bunch of UT students wearing cargo shorts and Burnt Orange T-shirts. Mr. Erwin was the only attendee with a Security guard. Scott Wilson was connected and liked and respected. By everyone. Including The Man they changed the name of The Superdrum to honor for his contributions to The University. Over the years I got transferred around the USA working for a Big Oil company and when I went to Texas football games in places like Arkansas, Mississippi, the Meadowlands and California among others I almost always heard my name shouted out in the crowd before, during or after the game. I immediately knew it was Scott Wilson doing the shouting. Hook 'Em, Scott!