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Like most Texas fans, I'm excited about the potential of this Longhorn football team heading into the 2026 season. I'm hoping Steve Sarkisian, Arch Manning, and the rest of the offense put together a historic season filled with fireworks. Much of the offseason attention has centered around Cam Coleman, both nationally and locally. While Coleman is certainly deserving of the hype, I wouldn't be surprised if Ryan Wingo ends up having a truly special season. With another year in Sarkisian's offense, Wingo should have an even greater understanding of the system. That could allow Sarkisian to utilize him in more creative ways through different alignments, motions, and formations. The additions of Cam Coleman, Raleek Brown, and Hollywood Smothers should also make it much more difficult for opposing defenses to focus solely on taking Wingo out of the game plan. I'm not suggesting that Wingo is about to win the Heisman Trophy in 2026 or post the eye-popping numbers DeVonta Smith produced during his historic senior season. However, is it possible that Wingo approaches—or even surpasses—Smith's outstanding junior campaign? It's worth noting that Wingo has already surpassed Smith's production during both his freshman and sophomore seasons. Smith exploded during his junior season, recording 68 receptions for 1,256 yards, 14 touchdowns, and 29 plays of 20 or more yards before producing one of the greatest individual seasons in college football history as a senior. Can Wingo make a similar Year 3 leap? Time will tell. But based on his first two seasons and the talent surrounding him, it's certainly a conversation worth having. If Sarkisian continues to expand Wingo's role, Longhorn fans may be in for one of the most exciting seasons by a Texas wide receiver in recent memory.

A guy Texas liked a lot in spring and July live period. I'm a big fan... 6-8 versatile forward that can really shoot it

If anyone forgot David Punch beating up Florida last year...

Goosbys response is good, tho there were other issues that are well documented here. Penalties, Mental Errors, Leadership (which has me curious whose gonna be the guy here) and owning and fixing the issues as the season went along (Flood has to be more impactful here) to name a few.

Bobby Dillon tho way before my time should be on this list somewhere.

Well done

Marshall up next 👀

If and thats a big if, Texas OL can minimize the dumb penalties and get to their mark 75% of the time, I dont think it will matter if they know what play has been called. The upside of this Offense with the talent they have aquired should be top 5 in the country. Again that is if they dont have the mental errors/lapses or penalties. Even with the play diagnosed if they drop that many into coverage, how do you account for Archs feet. If you dont drop that many how do you cover Wingo, Mosely, Coleman and whicher back is in. Texas really did a good job getting the numbers advantage whichever way it goes in the passing game. What worries me is blocking in the run game, especially when it has to be between the tackles. G/C/G last year did not demonstrate the want to or personality to get that done. On offense and defense Texas needs to dictatate tempo and keep teams off balance.

Gerry @Gerry Hamilton was reading on on3 Ahmed nur said he’s excited to visit Texas anything on him?

Classy AF

Nice!! Hate that cooper had that injury he would’ve been a stud too for sure.

That was badass! Ok now I’m ready for football. We are back!!

How are you not physical enough? You are facing defensive guys that want to kill your quarterback! And you aren't physical enough? What an admission.

Softball is going to be amazing next year! So much talent.

Prayers for quick healing.

It’s quite high, I’d assume. Dark, dark industry.

It just reminds me of the ASU game when our transfers clearly gave away the OL timing and marks. They knew what our OL were going to do on every single play.

Texas had more sacks per game and more interceptions per game than Indiana. His pass defenses were not below average. That is a complete and utter disregard for applying any context. Now to the specific example. Sayin threw a pick versus Indiana drive 1. Then proceeded to throw for 245 yards with no interceptions subsequent to that. J Smith did more in that game than two versus Texas combined. On a 4th and 1 from the IU 5. Play by play shows that was overturned on a Sayin run. Then OSU missed a game tying 27 yard FG. I guess that’s the defense taking it to him. Id say those two defensive performances were comparable given the contexts.

God bless him! Get well soon

True, but he might not have known the prostitute was trafficked. Same goes with porn, does anybody know how many pornstars are groomed our developed?

Prayers for the life long Longhorn.

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