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Joel Klatt has us 7 too. That’s fine, we’ll prove em wrong.

Bobby Layne then Selvin!!

Today’s countdown takes us to No. 22 and this one starts with one of the true legends in Texas Football history. Bobby Layne is the headliner here for obvious reasons. A two-time consensus All-American, College Football Hall of Famer, Pro Football Hall of Famer and one of the most important players to ever come through Austin. He threw for 3,145 yards and 25 touchdowns at Texas, went 28-6 as a starting quarterback, helped lead the Longhorns to the 1945 SWC title and eventually had his No. 22 retired by the university. Behind Layne, Selvin Young gave the number a strong modern-era representative. Young finished his Texas career with 1,713 rushing yards and 25 touchdowns, averaged 4.7 yards per carry, scored three return touchdowns and was part of the 2005 national championship team. Billy Dale rounds out the group from the Darrell Royal era. Dale was part of back-to-back national championship teams and scored the game-winning touchdown against Notre Dame in the 1970 Cotton Bowl, one of the biggest plays of that championship run.

I noticed that too. It's like they can't read subtitles or are deaf. Milwee clearly told him to throw it high and Arch said that was for the camera. People just look for a reason to trash that kid. It's pathetic.

We have some serious talent on offense this year. I much prefer thinking prognosticators are under estimating us. I knew last year everyone was being far fetched. After bouncing back and building momentum last year I do feel we have a roster that could go all the way if things fall our way and we make our own “luck”.

Thanks. Y’all are the best in the industry!

Yep. 180 pound deep safety. But ridiculous playmaker in HS. Narduzzi has eye eye and development for those type of defensive players for sure. Biles senior HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2J9Cqg

Yes. IMO, Biles will be an All-Pro level player if he remains healthy https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4361331/jamien-sherwood

I think so. He is a true true football player. Those translate well to the league.

Is it true Mack brown told RG3 at the end of a game vs Baylor to transfer to Texas ? He mentioned something about that in this interview

I give Narduzzi a lot of credit for that

I saw his tweet about Ohio State not wanting him as a recruit even though he was a local kid so I looked up his high school recruiting profile. Listed as an ATH weighing 180 lbs (so he has gained 40 lbs apparently without losing speed). Ranked as a 3* in the 247 Composite, # 922 overall. Only Will Randle was rated lower in the Texas 2023 class. Most of his offers were to non P4 schools (Akron, Kent State, Eastern Michigan). Pitt, WVU and Purdue were his only P4 offers. He's now projected as a possible All America player and first or second round draft choice by some. Amazing how well he developed in college.

Thanks for sharing! 🤘🏻

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db5yOhJRGoj/?igsh=MWRwdTU4ZXJjOXV6eQ==

Hold my beer…

His natural leadership traits are off the charts. Alpha in every way.

Do you think biles is big enough to be a stud in the nfl?

He's fluctuating from 218-222

What is Biles currently weighing? Biles looks like a “do it all linebacker.” I’m excited to see him in burnt orange against SEC competition!

Metrics/analytics have Ohio State beating Texas. That game truly is a must win game for both teams IMO because of the schedules that remain

Don’t feel bad for me embrace it. I’ve embraced it for years 😂😭🤘🤘

@Gerry Hamilton Jerry West talking to Shaq about Kobe in July 1996. "I got this kid. He's going to be the best player in world. I'm telling you. I know talent. He's going to be the best. You can win multiple titles with this kid."

Poor @Joe Zura I think I'm starting to feel bad for you 😂😂 let's enjoy some coffee and football this morning