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Based on recent reports, my favorite Number 29 is Graceson Littleton!

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We are down to just 29 days before the Horns face off against the Buckeyes in the season opener. Who is your favorite No. 29 to play for Texas? An option today… Phil Brown Current No. 29: Graceson Littleton

My hope is that we are equally proficient inside (power gap) and outside (zone) so we can let a defense’s weakness dictate which way we choose to lean. 🤘🏻

Maybe, we'll see how he holds up during fall camp. Problem is the guys ahead of him are healthy and raring to go. Wisner, Clark and Gibson is a good rotation of backs to have. Throw in Baxter when he's ready and it's a great room to have.

Watched Juck on Bucks and Buckeye Huddle. Both said they don't know how serious the injury is, but they are definitely worried. They don't have much depth at DT.

I don’t know what site you were reading. But there’s not a lot of editorial oversight on most of them.

Yea, that was a bad title I read. It literally said the injury wasn't serious. Then, the article simply described him getting helped off by 2 trainers and then quoted a coaches saying they didn't have enough information to comment yet. That's a far cry from the injury not being serious.

I don't like hearing any player gets hurt.

Completely depends on how the next month goes.... But I'm trying to think of an example of a player taking part in fall camp, who doesn't play until October, without injury or re-injury. Maybe a Bo Scaife situation or something like that.

It was serious enough that he was on the field for several mins and had to be helped off by 2 trainers. Usually not a good sign.

Uh oh. They are replacing both starting DTs from last year anyway. This dude was a 5 star. Good luck young man! Heal fast (just wait until week 2 please) EDIT: I just read (from a headline of a different article) the injury is not serious. EDIT (of the edit): The headline said it wasn't serious but all the article provided was the coach said he doesn't have any information yet. I hate headlines sometimes.

Awesome to see Guilbeau embracing his new role of fatherhood . https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1B4RxpHtHv/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Last update I got from them on Jul 29th is as follows, take it as you want: "We had to pause shipments. Our fulfillment partner misrouted a few boxes, so we’re tightening up internal procedures to prevent any further issues. The boxes are fully kitted, we’re just waiting on final visual confirmation to release them confidently. If there are no additional hiccups, we expect all outstanding orders to be cleared within the next 1-2 weeks."

Thanks, I know it's supposedly a zero sum game and that iron sharpens iron. That's not my belief, if it were tOSU would have the top corners and safeties in the draft every year with what they put out in receivers. I'm just asking questions that I may have to give me a better understanding of what to expect this season.

In other maybe very relevant news… 👀👀👀 https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/football/2025/07/31/eddrick-houston-leaves-first-ohio-state-football-practice-with-injury/85458847007/

We haven’t seen any one-on-ones or team periods.

Are defensive backs getting their hands on the ball? We all expect more INTs from Arch simply because he's willing to trust what he sees and his arm, is he pushing the limits?

Appreciate the update on this. 🤘

Thanks Jeff! Great stuff

He was indeed a childhood hero for many of us. He made that offense go. Many of his yards gained were by sheer will and toughness.

Baxter will probably start getting snaps in the early part of conference play.

Rod B did some straight perspiration work at practice today from the looks of it.