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Burke has 100% slimmed down and kept his strength. What a force!

Agreed!

I hope this is a regular feature!

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...if you all could do a weekly feature on how our former players did each weekend. Thanks.

I wish we could get an update on Lovisa's progress. She's our tallest player and redshirted last year.

I'm willing to bet Jr reached out to Sr. and told him to delete the post because he's still on the roster. Very immature for a grown man to crash out on social media about a team his son is still actively playing for. If he does end up transferring, he's going to have a clause in his contract with language for pops.

It's not just this. Last offseason, we read the same glowing reports. When Connor Stroh emerged as leading candidate to start at LG, I don't remember reading a single reporting pointing to this as a potential problem. I just don't understand how anyone can watch him practice and feel like he would be a capable pass pro option. That's just one example, and it's not just Stroh, but the entire OL unit. When I read nothing but positivity, both on offense and defense, where no one struggles or even inconsistent, I tend to wonder how valid it is. That's just not possible at any level of competition. Also, mere mention of areas to work on doesn't mean you're shxtting on the team or giving up on the season, it's just that, things to work on. As diehards, I would think we'd be open to knowing things like that.

Lol come on man!

After how they did us in the swamp last year u want their asses back in austin sooo bad

Ok here’s an idiot

I like this guy better….

Agreed. Not that any QB on that roster scares me but playing a true freshman to start off SEC play, and a day game, makes me feel better about it.

As long as he isn't very good on 10/17, I hope he has a great year.

Their favorite play will be the one where he gives it to Baugh

Not a surprise. Florida is the most intriguing team in the SEC for me. A lot of talent. Can Sumrall and his staff put it all together in Year 1 though?

The move made by Jayden Daniels and his camp has, as expected, gone over like a fart in church.

Earl Thomas is on my DBU Mount Rushmore with Jerry Gray, Johnnie Johnson and Nathan Vasher. His ‘09 season is one of the best a Texas defensive player has ever had. Earl was only on the field for two years, but he might’ve had the best two-year run of any Longhorn DB ever.

I’m doing my sworn duty to remind everyone that Eric Berry is in possession of a Thorpe Award that belongs to Earl Thomas.

As the Austin metro area continues to grow, I like throwing the Longhorns in the northern suburbs a bone with exhibitions like this one. Same for the fall baseball game against Tech in Round Rock last year. It can be a big-time hassle to get from Williamson County to the Forty Acres for games.

From UT: AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas women’s basketball team will host UCLA in Nyle Maxwell’s Lonestar Showcase on Oct. 25 at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park the schools announced today. The Longhorns and Bruins met twice in the 2025-26 season. No. 4 Texas beat No. 3 UCLA on Nov. 26 in the Player’s Era Championship first game. No. 2 UCLA bested No. 3 Texas in the national semifinal on April 3. The Bruins went on to claim the 2026 NCAA Championship with a victory over South Carolina. Texas and UCLA have played 15 times in their history with Texas holding an 8-7 series advantage. Prior to the two meetings in the 2025-26 season the teams last played on March 24, 2021 in the second round of the NCAA tournament with Texas winning to advance to the Sweet 16. The 2025-26 season was historic for Texas women’s basketball as they advanced to the Final Four for a second straight season for the first time since 1987. Texas captured the 2026 SEC Tournament Championship and earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season. Texas finished the season with an overall record of 35-4. The Longhorns won a nation-leading 16 games over ranked opponents, including four wins over top-5 teams and six wins over top-10 teams. Tickets will be available for Texas women’s basketball season ticket holders to purchase on Wednesday, Sept. 2 and open to the general public on Friday, Sept. 4.