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That’s because Stanford basically dominated due to the original scoring system allowing them to stack points because they have so many minor sports. CDC’s arrival was perfectly aligned with the adoption of the newer scoring system as well which has allowed Texas to compete as long as almost every sport is competitive - not an easy feat in itself.

About to be relegated to hockey status if they don't figure out you can't dribble and jump shoot your way to commercial sustainability.

@Gerry Hamiltonis there any truth to the rumor that Jalen Brewster might reclassify to 2026?

Who would have thought that criminal Oklahoma could destroy what Russell, Wilt, Kareem, Magic, Larry, Michael, Shaq and Kobe built? Anyone with a brain in their head.

Hope there is no recount

Jerry Sisemore Position: OL (Tackle/Guard) Years at Texas: 1970–1972 Jersey: No. 76 College Accolades Unanimous All-American – 1971 & 1972 (one of the few Longhorns to earn it twice) National Champion – 1970 All-Southwest Conference (SWC) – 1971 & 1972 Team Captain – 1972 College Football Hall of Fame Inductee – 2002 Southwest Conference Team of the Decade (1970s) Helped Texas go 28–5 over his three years as a starter Derrick Dockery Position: OG/OT Years at Texas: 1999–2002 Jersey: No. 76 College Accolades Consensus All-American – 2002 First-Team All-Big 12 – 2002 Second-Team All-Big 12 – 2001 Jim Parker Award Semifinalist – 2002 (given to nation’s top interior lineman) 52 consecutive games played, including 40+ starts Played on teams that went 41–9 over his career Helped pave the way for RB Cedric Benson and QB Chris Simms

We are just 76 days away from the Horns heading to Columbus to take on the Buckeyes. So who is your favorite No. 76? Two options stick out today: Derrick Dockery Jerry Sisemore

Official visit weekend 2 of 3

All the visitors will be having their meetings with Sark starting in the next hour or so.

Reading between the lines here. Weekend is going so bad for texas that you are giving up and flipping to basketball already. How girdded should our loins be with this breaking news? Is this the beginning of the end for texas football?

Brandon Harris suggests there are 2/3 so far

Interesting. I feel like this would mainly apply to EDGE and OL.

NBA Finals ratings still dropping. Efficiency goobers better wake up they want this league to survive.

Pretty good analysis of Arch. Gets me fired up for this season

And not stalking recruits I am genuinely offended

lol. I was there for four hours to watch some kids that Texas could offer in the future

I had never heard of the directors cup prior to CDC elevating our Longhorns to new levels across the full landscape of sports. Now, it’s fun to follow. Congrats to the Horns!! Awesome accomplishment!

Outstanding!

Inside Texas and OTF are neck and neck in content and talent imo. I get 90% of my TX info and entertainment from the two. Iron sharpens iron. Brad Kellner and Chad Hastings are both really good at what they do but I'm not crazy about the network around either.

T/F, baseball and men's basketball need to all get it done!

That was razor thin, but hell of an accomplishment and what a run! 🤘

Apologies to Javonne. I'll accept apologies from Longhorns fans who liked the look of the black socks and black cleats. Personally, my least favorite uni piece. Otoh, I really liked the Long Burnt Orange socks that the Horns wore in the late '60s era... especially the 1969 Natty team. I remember reading that Coach Royal insisted that the team wear the socks with the black shoes. He said his team's uniforms looked incomplete without the Burnt Orange socks. Hook 'Em!

Thanks! I totally forgot about that... and the way they tried like heck to keep Lawrence Phillips eligible. Oh, well. I lived in Wyoming for a few years near the Colorado border and until moving there I didn't realize how much CU despises NU.