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This got me super pumped for saturday night. LFGMF!!!!

Even 2001 Miami didn’t score 70 points in a game lol

Might as well crown the heisman to mensah or Toney

They are already a lock for the playoffs and it’s week 2. Insane that the only team they play with a pulse is notre dame in November!

49-0 at the half. I mean….some schedules are beyond a joke.

Embarrassing. This team is weak. D is pathetic and are strikers waste opportunities.

Fat lot of good it did.

Miami could go 10-2 and still get in the playoff btw even though they play pee wee teams

They certainly didn’t have to play aggressively. They’ve had a great of turnover the past two years. It may catch up with them slightly. I feel we are primed for a great game. We shall see.

This is looking eerie similar to Sark's second game as Texas' HC against Arkansas in 2021. Arkansas is still a rival...

Loved seeing Matt Mitchell. Sec roll call is funny also

“ I think a high scoring game favors Texas “ i agree one 💯 percent . I do believe we are going to need to run the ball successfully when they know we are running the ball . Keep up the good work Jeff . Many of us are a little anxious. Including me . Hookem “

That’s fair. I thought Day/Hartline went into a shell last season and protected Sayin when they realized Texas couldn’t move the ball consistently. After the first couple of drives, Ohio State seemed content to play for field position and letting the defense carry the day.

Thanks. Very informative.

Another great example 45-35. Plus they were allowed to bend the rules. i have read that. When I say concern, I meant concern for us in that we should have had success against them. They have several multi year starters. So I’m a little hesitant to proclaim we’ll have great success getting after Sayin until we do it.

We know the football recruits because it's reported by OTF, not by Sark or anyone at Texas directly.

Sayin isn’t as athletic as Arch, but I wouldn’t call him immobile. He can run if he has to, he just usually doesn’t. I expect them to go after Cryer and the safeties in coverage. That’s the first place I’d attack if I were facing Texas.

Texas women’s basketball is set to host arguably its biggest recruiting weekend in recent memory with the Longhorns football team welcoming Ohio State to the Forty Acres. Leading the way is Texas’ lone commit in the 2027 class in center Jayla Forbes, the No. 14 overall prospect in America out of IMG Academy. The 6-foot-7 Forbes committed to Texas in July over Notre Dame, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma and Mississippi State among others. Forbes averaged 16.2 points and nine rebounds this summer on the EYBL circuit with Her Elite. No. 2 — Ivanna Wilson-Manyacka, Wing, The Bullis School (Md.) Want to know how highly regarded that Wilson-Manyacka is as a recruit? Her nickname is “LeBrona.” She is the No. 2 player in the country, according to ESPN. The expectation for her would be to fill Madison Booker’s shoes once the Texas legend goes pro. She was at LSU this weekend for an official visit. With Team USA in the AmeriCup she averaged 12.8 points, six rebounds, and 1.7 assists on the way to the winning the Gold Medal. No. 4 — Jezelle “GG” Banks, Guard, St. James Performance (D.C.) Another major target for the Longhorns, Banks is the No. 4 player in the country. She’s effective on and off the ball and is nationally known playmaker. Banks, like Wilson-Manyacka, is at LSU thisweekend. With Team USA this year in theAmeriCup she averaged just shy of 14 points, 6.2 assists, 2.8 rebounds and 2.4 steals per game, while shooting 52 percent from the field. Banks is one of the most coveted recruits in the country and considered a priority target by many, Texas included. No. 9 — Sydney Savoury, Guard, Bellville(Mich.) The No. 9 overall player in the country will be at Texas this coming weekend, followed up by Notre Dame. She, too, played with Team USA in the AmeriCup, averaging 5.8 points and 3.2 rebounds. She was the 2024-25 Gatorade Michigan Girls Basketball Player of the Year. Her mom, Lisa, played basketball at BYU and currently works as the Assistant AD for Sports Administration at Michigan, Savoury’s brother, Jayden, is a tight end for Michigan State.

The tackles are a concern. If you listen to an Ohio State media or fans online, you’d think the offensive line was abysmal. In openers, it’s usually never as good as you think and never as bad as you think.

39-33. Some things you never forget. Muschamp has said the best offense he’s ever coached against was the 2008 OU offense. That group scored 35 (thankfully, Texas was 10 points better that day).

Just based off that joke of a schedule Miami plays this year, Mensah and Toney will be in New York. They are going to put up insane stats.

To what extent Sark uses Arch in the running game (outside of him scrambling) is a wild card.

Hank posted that we had 4 top 15 girls coming in this weekend.

It would be a nice change of pace. I want Sark to approach this like he’s approached the OU game, when he has no problem going for the throat.