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Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
HookemChappy replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
@Bobby Burton what are all the sky is falling people going do if he commits to us? -
On Texas Football coverage of SEC Media Days is brought to you by Vonlane, Flat Creek Estate Winery, Advanced Pain Care and South Point Dodge. *** ATLANTA — When SEC Media Days wraps up on Thursday, 48 players representing the conference’s 16 programs will have met the media at the College Football Hall of Fame. The league’s coaches are bringing quarterbacks, wide receivers, offensive linemen, defensive linemen, linebackers and defensive backs with them. Unfortunately, the running back position won’t be represented over the four-day event, however, including Tuesday when Steve Sarkisian, quarterback Arch Manning, linebacker Anthony Hill and safety Michael Taaffe make up the Texas contingent in Atlanta. Sarkisian’s 2025 roster is chock-full of blue chippers. The three media days representatives, along with Colin Simmons and Malik Muhammad, account for an FBS-leading five members of Pro Football Focus’ College 50. Quintrevion Wisner didn’t travel with the Longhorns to Atlanta and he’s not getting a lot of love from national publications heading into the 2025 season. Still, the returning leading rusher in the SEC (1,064 rushing yards and 4.7 yards per attempt last season) has the respect of the defenders who’ve faced him. “He’s a competitor and a great running back,” Vanderbilt’s Randon Fontenette said of Wisner, who rushed for 79 yards on 17 carries in a 27-24 road win over the Commodores last season. One of seven FBS running backs to finish the 2024 season with at least 200 rushing attempts (226) and 50 targets (57) according to PFF, Wisner caught five passes for 39 yards in the first five consecutive games Texas won en route to a berth in the SEC championship game. Wisner was at his best once the Longhorns reached the SEC portion of the 2024 schedule. In the last 12 games of the season, Wisner rushed for 992 yards (4.8 yards per attempt) and four touchdowns, including two in a College Football Playoff first-round win over Clemson. Whether that resonates with the media members in Atlanta enough to translate into preseason All-SEC votes will play out later in the week. Regardless, Wisner produced at a high level after carrying the football only 12 times as a true freshman in 2023, which commands respect. Especially considering what Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea said Monday regarding inexperienced running backs. “It’s hard to grind out yards in the SEC,” he said. At the very least, Wisner has earned the respect of Lea’s players because of what he did against them. Wisner helped Texas rebound from a loss to Georgia with a productive outing against the Commodores, a game in a string of them that went a long way toward cushioning the blow of losing Jonathon Brooks to the NFL and CJ Baxter to a preseason knee injury. “Nothing but respect for him as a player,” Fontenette said. “He has that twitch. He has that change of direction. He’s really agile and that makes him dangerous.” View full news story
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On Texas Football coverage of SEC Media Days is brought to you by Vonlane, Flat Creek Estate Winery, Advanced Pain Care and South Point Dodge. *** ATLANTA — When SEC Media Days wraps up on Thursday, 48 players representing the conference’s 16 programs will have met the media at the College Football Hall of Fame. The league’s coaches are bringing quarterbacks, wide receivers, offensive linemen, defensive linemen, linebackers and defensive backs with them. Unfortunately, the running back position won’t be represented over the four-day event, however, including Tuesday when Steve Sarkisian, quarterback Arch Manning, linebacker Anthony Hill and safety Michael Taaffe make up the Texas contingent in Atlanta. Sarkisian’s 2025 roster is chock-full of blue chippers. The three media days representatives, along with Colin Simmons and Malik Muhammad, account for an FBS-leading five members of Pro Football Focus’ College 50. Quintrevion Wisner didn’t travel with the Longhorns to Atlanta and he’s not getting a lot of love from national publications heading into the 2025 season. Still, the returning leading rusher in the SEC (1,064 rushing yards and 4.7 yards per attempt last season) has the respect of the defenders who’ve faced him. “He’s a competitor and a great running back,” Vanderbilt’s Randon Fontenette said of Wisner, who rushed for 79 yards on 17 carries in a 27-24 road win over the Commodores last season. One of seven FBS running backs to finish the 2024 season with at least 200 rushing attempts (226) and 50 targets (57) according to PFF, Wisner caught five passes for 39 yards in the first five consecutive games Texas won en route to a berth in the SEC championship game. Wisner was at his best once the Longhorns reached the SEC portion of the 2024 schedule. In the last 12 games of the season, Wisner rushed for 992 yards (4.8 yards per attempt) and four touchdowns, including two in a College Football Playoff first-round win over Clemson. Whether that resonates with the media members in Atlanta enough to translate into preseason All-SEC votes will play out later in the week. Regardless, Wisner produced at a high level after carrying the football only 12 times as a true freshman in 2023, which commands respect. Especially considering what Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea said Monday regarding inexperienced running backs. “It’s hard to grind out yards in the SEC,” he said. At the very least, Wisner has earned the respect of Lea’s players because of what he did against them. Wisner helped Texas rebound from a loss to Georgia with a productive outing against the Commodores, a game in a string of them that went a long way toward cushioning the blow of losing Jonathon Brooks to the NFL and CJ Baxter to a preseason knee injury. “Nothing but respect for him as a player,” Fontenette said. “He has that twitch. He has that change of direction. He’s really agile and that makes him dangerous.”
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Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
arghookem56 replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Immanuel Iheanacho committed on the show a couple of weeks ago around 11:30 -
Texas 2026-27 Football SEC conference schedule?
Cujonation83 replied to Cujonation83's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Very possible -
Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
AusMOJO replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Honestly seeing and hearing how he performed at that camp prior to his commitment to Tech, was surprising and concerning. -
Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
Bobby Burton replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Show starts at 11ct. We do not currently know which portion of the show it will be. -
Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
Zachery Nelson replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Sooo what time is the part show again ??? -
Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
Longhorn Wealth replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
For those of us who are not Pat McAfee regulars, what time is his show on and do we know when during his show the announcement is scheduled for? -
Cujonation83 started following Texas 2026-27 Football SEC conference schedule?
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47 Days Until Kickoff — Who’s Your Fav No. 47?
Blake Munroe replied to Blake Munroe's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Jeff I bake the cake. It’s y’all’s (the reader) job to put icing on it. (Hoping someone gets this reference) -
Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
Roy Hinojosa replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Looks like Anthony Hill is confident: https://x.com/thegoatanthony1/status/1944896378456428980?t=u3wviuUXpyJDqhTcO-1i4A&s=19 -
Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
horns96 replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Didn't Ojo drop like 40 spots on Rivals today and lose his fifth star? -
OTF Premium 2025 MLB Draft Thread | Longhorn Tracker
Jerry K replied to CJ Vogel's topic in On Texas Football Forum
Ouch - Today
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You win
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Put his name out there anyway. People need to know.
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Tyler Atkinson Announces Tomorrow
HookemDTX replied to Mike Gosnell's topic in On Texas Football Forum
But once you learn to read the tea leaves they are crystal clear.