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I still see Texas in the 7-8 range with 247 and Rivals. ESPN's class rankings is hard to navigate but it certainly moves Texas up.

Florida in game 1, wow! Jumping into the deep end right away.

I think it’s a favorable schedule

SEC schedule has dropped

Bobby, I don't recall the chaos on the sidelines during the Vandy game. Can you expound on this point?

My personal nickname for Killebrew was Dead Ball, because he was a dead ball penalty waiting to happen. He's down the list for me too.

I’ve been ready since around 5:30 pm on 12/31/2025, or whatever time the Michigan game ended🤣feels like the last mile of a ten mile run, grueling but almost there

Personal foul penalties?

Randy Peschal!

Would’ve moved the class to top 5, no?

Food is fantastic. I gain 5# just walked past the front door.

With John Meredith III reclassifying to 2026 and enrolling at Texas, let's take a look at where Rivals, ESPN, and 247Sports ranked the star cornerback. Rivals -- No. 4 cornerback, No. 32 overall player ESPN -- No. 1 cornerback, No. 3 overall player 247Sports -- 5-star grade (98), no positional slotting

C Red all damn day baby!! Then Killebrew, Jackson, Hughes. Got some dudes on this one for sure!!

Cory for me. Not too many lists Killebrew would come in 2nd for me, but Cory was one of the best I've ever seen on the 40.

Amazing!! Love me some Galatoires

Disregard for context. The offense threw a pick on possession 1 versus OU. Very short field. Texas had 1st and 10 on the OU 30 or so with roughly 3 minutes to go. One more first down and chances OU scores go down significantly. That didn’t happen. Now OU’s TD drive started with the LBers being attacked. First down, stoppage of clock. 2nd play, Manny misses tackle first diwn. Starting corner Watts out the whole game. The big play was the 28 yarder in which the pass rush helped cause the issue. I believe the TD was a LB miss. So blaming the secondary is not completely accurate. As for Washington, that was a boatload of offensive talent. I’m not even sure that the entire regular season in 2024 schedule included as many first round picks as this UW team. Maybe not even as many NFL guys as that UW team. I don’t think that’s true cause Georgia. But no sacks. Penix had several great throws with pretty solid coverage. And still the offense had 4 shots inside the 20 in the final minute. Houston wasn’t good, but Barron and I think Watts were hurt. M Golden was better than given credit. And Houston only scored 20- something points. And one of their TDs came when PK dialed up a free blitzer that missed. Maybe the defense wasn’t great, but it absolutely gave the offense a chance. And in the two losses, there were 4 turnovers that impacted the scoreboard.

I sat at a table next to Cooper's clan at Galatoires in NOLA. Big guy, kinda combination of Peyton and Eli.

The countdown rolls on as we're officially 40 days away from Texas football. No. 40 has been worn by some outstanding Longhorn defenders over the years, headlined by Cory Redding, a first-team All-American, two-time first-team All-Big 12 selection and one of the most disruptive defensive linemen in school history. Joining Redding are Robert Killebrew, a member of Texas' 2005 national championship team who turned in one of the best single-game tackling performances in program history, and Naashon Hughes, a versatile defender who finished his career with 165 tackles, 26 tackles for loss and 14 sacks. Representing the current generation is Lance Jackson, the Longhorns' current No. 40. Jackson earned 2025 SEC All-Freshman Team honors after appearing in all 13 games as a true freshman and looks poised for a much bigger role this fall. Who's your favorite Longhorn to wear No. 40? 🤘

I'm a size 12; like the pair on the right. Haven't seen these styles before....

Would you say the same for the '23 season when PK's secondary was getting carved up by OU, Washington and (checks notes) Houston??

I agree but in that Georgia game once the offense finally got into the endzone, the defense immediately goes out and gives a score back. Then the special teams falls asleep and the defense gives up another score. Complimentary football was anything but that last year.

Texas has been sooooo bad on offense, I would hate to call defense the last three seasons. 14-7 at Ohio State. 6-3 at halftime in Dallas. 13-13 at Kentucky going to OT. That’s last year alone. Oh, thE Mississippi State game… we gave a Lebby offense 9 possessions in the first half. Mainly because we had 5 possessions less than 90 seconds. That’s the kind of stuff that made Buddy Ryan go over and smack Kevin Gilbride. Literally, Texas would have been better off taking three knees and punting. It would have shortened the half. Then Georgia… 14-10 and Texas has forced 4 straight three and outs all less than 10 years to start the 3rd and our offense can’t do anything after the D came up big in ten first four Georgia drives after halftime. The good news… Texas should be vastly improved on offense. The defense in turn will play less minutes and be able to take more chances. A year ago or even the season before, you could lose a game taking chances.