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Currently holding a 55–1 Mendoza Heisman ticket too

3 Stars of the Game in the 55–0 Win *** *** Star #1: QB Arch Manning I don't care the opponent, you complete 18-21 passing, eclipse 300 yards passing and find the end zone five total times, you have a solid day. Manning looked confident, and improved his accuracy as the game continued which was tremendous to see. Star #2: WR Ryan Wingo It was great to see the connection with Arch and Wingo grow. It was clear early on that Texas wanted to get Wingo involved and it paid off. Wingo ended up with 4 receptions for 93 yards and two scores, plus he added 32 yards on a reverse. I do believe a wrinkle is coming off of the reverse, Texas has run it just about every week of the season to some degree. We will see come SEC play. Star #3: EDGE Brad Spence Sign me up for more Brad Spence! This is two of the four weeks I have come out of a ball game saying just this. When he is on the field in passing situations, he thrives. Spence totaled a sack and 2 tackles for loss, basically living in the backfield during his 22 snaps Saturday night. Spence currently sits with a 25.8% win rate. HM1 Smith Orogbo: I know the game was well out of hand, but for any true freshman to step onto the field and immediatley record a strip sack, sign me up. Loved what I saw from Orogbo. HM2 DeAndre Moore: Man, getting D-Mo back on the field is massive for the Horns. Moore caught all five receptions for 79 yards and was such a welcome sight in the quick pass game as a lead blocker. Moore was great all night.

You forgot to pick me up...

We'll see what the grind brings, but he's off to a blazing hot start. That Illinois beatdown was impressive. No way Illinois still belongs in the Top 25 after that complete exposure of their team.

He was getting snaps because the two guys in front of him were hurt.

I miss Larry Culpepper.

He would be a great transfer acquisition if Napier was fired. We wanted him.

I saw Mbatchou on the goal line in the fourth quarter against Miami. Thought it was impressive he was getting high leverage snaps like that.

Jaylon Guilbeau doesn’t have the instincts to make up for his athletic shortcomings. He also doesn’t have the makeup speed to recover when the receiver gets behind him. He plays off to avoid getting burnt, but has already missed a tackle in that situation which led to a big gain. He’s gonna get picked on by every team we face if we play heavy man.

Maybe. Maybe not. https://www.alligator.org/article/2025/09/brendan-bett-leaves-exits-game-with-lower-body-injury-versus-miami

Agree.

Their defensive line is a big worry. It could be a rough day.

Yep. Completely agree. It’s between the ears imo. He played excellent last season with his starts against Miss St and UTSA. Showed grit and moxy against A&M and Georgia.

Arch was terrible for all but 4 minutes of the first 3 games. He was horrible, flat out terrible. Couldn’t even complete a simple completion and didn’t see many many open receivers running crossers.

@Gerry Hamilton Are you hearing Kiffin is interested?

Nothing if you're looking at stats. Everything if you look at the games. I haven't seen many big time throws from him. Much of his numbers are quick hitters and slants getting the ball to his playmakers in space.

Like our QB execution the first three weeks were of season, you’ve interpreted poorly.

What does that have to do with anything I posted?

Florida biggest boosters want Lane Kiffin. We shall see

Come on man 🤣 let's be honest he's going to be a great clipboard holder, practice squad qb, or at best CFL starter.

Yes how dare anyone have a differing opinion...

The existence of this thread is an abomination

We need a starter healthy. A hard runner like Wisner wouldn't hurt, imho.

I am telling you all Curt Cignetti to Florida or Arkansas if those jobs come up?