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Measurables from UA Houston last weekend.

Texas will host 2027 Plano West OL Aidan Ray for an unofficial visit on April 9th. The Longhorns have been in contact with the late rising offensive lineman as of late and that they will him to campus for the first time next month. Ray weighed in at 6-feet-5-inches and 301 pounds at the Under Armour Houston camp last weekend. Other spring visits lined up include Western Kentucky, Tulane, Oklahoma State, and Kansas State.

Love the film of this young man. Great upper body strength.

Is there a scenario where Texas lands both Culpepper and Gouda? Or is it like Xavier Griffin and Atkinson where they won’t end up at the same school.

He made trip with the mom and dad

Junior HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/video/3/19337070/68aa4d5fd57aa0fded8b31cd

Lagrange (Ga) Troup County 4-star+ LB Jeremiah Culpepper has arrived in Austin for his first visit to Texas. Also has OV June 12-14 6-3, 206 OTF believes Texas is the favorite over Auburn

i didnt mention the lakers but thanks i guess lolo

We don't need nothing We suck. In 1996, Lakers GM Jerry West explicitly told Shaquille O'Neal that 17-year-old rookie Kobe Bryant was going to be "better" than him, assuring him they would win multiple championships together. West, having watched Kobe's workout, told Shaq that Kobe would be "the best player in the world." That's dream stuff, but we got nothing like it.

we need aub and ou to lose today . big help to make the dance

The good old days of watching all the games at the Drum was the best....

@Gerry Hamilton smh 🤣

Yes. I got snip snipped last year. I'd sell them for $10k!

That'd be cool, but this team is just not very good tbh.

Don't deserve to be in. Rather not have pansies get in.

Will be interesting to see what level he has option to move to. He didn't do to well at Xavier vs. others who have sat in that seat

Who will poach Travis Steele?

From Sophie Davis at NCAA.com: Four of the biggest softball rivalries heading into conference play SEC 1. Texas vs. Oklahoma It's no secret, the Red River Rivalry runs deep — in any sport. But it might mean even more in softball. To put things into a little bit more perspective, No. 2 Texas and No. 4 Oklahoma have squared off seven times at the Women's College World Series. Their most recent matchup in 2025 saw the Longhorns earn a 4-2 victory on the way to their national title. Between the two rivals, they have captured each of the last five NCAA softball national championships. From the Big 12 to the SEC, this hatred across state lines has survived conference shifts and is considered as one of the greatest in college softball. Catch the Red River Rivalry take the diamond from Friday, April 10 - Sunday, April 12. Big Ten 2. UCLA vs. Oregon A storied and longstanding rivalry has brewed between these two foes across multiple conference lines. As once Pac 12 rivals to now Big Ten foes, the history between No. 7 UCLA and Oregon dates back to 1985 and continues to heat up. Their feud reignited again last year when No. 18 Oregon returned to the WCWS in 2025 after a seven-year drought to meet the 11-time national champions in UCLA. The Bruins extended their all-time record to 58-25 against Oregon with a 4-2 victory on opening day in their second-ever meeting in Oklahoma City. UCLA hosts the Ducks from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 3 in a projected joust for the Big Ten title. ACC 3. Florida State vs. Clemson The rivalry between No. 10 Florida State and Clemson has recently sprouted as one of the fiercest in college softball after the Tigers' program installation in 2020. The Seminoles have stacked a lop-sided 7-1 advantage over Clemson since their first meeting. Yet, what the record doesn't show is the highly-contested conference title games between the foes. The two have squared off twice in the last five ACC Championship finals. While FSU holds the most titles (19) in the league, the Tigers slayed the giant in 2025 with a 2-1 victory to earn their first-ever championship. Clemson will face the Seminoles on Friday March, 27 through Sunday, March 29. Big 12 4. Arizona vs. Arizona State The Duel in the Desert is home to one of the most deeply-rooted feuds across the sport. The matchup between in-state rivals has often determined which school hoists the "Territorial Cup" at the end of the year. While Arizona boasts a 104-54-1 all-time record over the Sun Devils, ASU earned the most recent 3-2 win in the last game of the 2025 series matchup. The two saw seven straight years of ranked "Duels" from 2017-2023, with their highest matchup happening in 1999 when No. 2 Arizona landed two-shutout wins over No. 5 Arizona State. With both teams back in the top-25 rankings this season, the heated series from Friday, March 20 to Sunday March 22 is one you won't want to miss. Honorable mentions Oklahoma vs. Alabama Two of the biggest names in the sport in Oklahoma and No. 6 Alabama hold one of the tightest all-time records. The 12-11 history in favor of the Tide comes from nine matchups at the WCWS across five different seasons. Oregon vs. Washington Another rivalry that has stood the test of conference realignment comes from Oregon and No. 22 Washington. The pacific northwest clash has split the last ten matchups 5-5 in addition to facing off twice in OKC in 2017 and 2018.

😂 I'm good I'm just gonna ride this cloud and see where it goes. The Prize Pickafication of sports is out of control. I remember a time when you watched because even though you had a desired outcome, you didn't really know. Coming out this early makes things seem rigged🤷🏿

Unbelievable lol.

Going to be a long next couple of days until Selection Sunday.

Who’s buying used balls?