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Eight days until kickoff and today’s countdown takes us to No. 8. Jordan Shipley finished his Texas career with 248 receptions for 3,191 yards and 33 touchdowns and he became one of the most productive receivers in program history. His 2009 season was especially ridiculous: 116 catches, 1,485 yards, Consensus All-American honors and a huge role in helping Texas reach the national championship game. Cedric Griffin also deserves plenty of love here. He was a major part of the 2005 national championship defense, finishing his Texas career with 275 tackles, 32 pass breakups and five forced fumbles. Griffin earned First-Team All-Big 12 honors in 2005 and was one of the veterans on a defense loaded with NFL talent. Jaxon Shipley put together a really productive four-year career of his own. He finished with 218 receptions, 2,510 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. He finished among the program’s career leaders in receptions. Trey Moore spent two seasons at Texas and became a steady piece of the Longhorn defense, appearing in 28 games with 21 starts. He finished his Texas career with 71 tackles, 15.5 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks, helping Texas reach the CFP semifinals in 2024 before closing out his career in 2025. Current Longhorns to wear No. 8 are Cam Coleman and Kade Phillips.

Imagine coming in with Chris Simms and Cory Redding and going out when Jordan Shipley is a true freshman.

The only kid Jenks couldn’t stop. Credit to Southlake for making a QB change because they couldn’t do anything.

I was able to catch up a little with Bobby. That is always nice. My wife is still learning about my love of Texas football (She is from Mexico) but she is starting to get it. She spent some time coaching Volleyball in Monterrey, so maybe I will surprise her with a Texas VB this year. I have always been a fan of Malcolm Brown. When I was coaching, I had to scout a team that Cibolo Steele played. He was a man playing against children. One of my good friends was the defensive coordinator at Steele and always had great things to say about Malcolm as a person...he also coached the Sterns brothers (Jordan and Caden). Hopefully OTF will make more trips to SA

Yall need to remember the name of this kid. Only a freshman. He will be one to watch in the coming years. Dad is a former NBA player.

A true warrior. The sheer amount of rehab to get back from the knee injuries in mind boggling.

That's what it is all about. Being a great person. I am glad to watch and learn their stories.

A fun game is 6 degrees of Bo-skeeze. @Rod Babers @Jeff Howe. Like with Kevin Bacon, but for football.

I want CV to get on the field. The kid has had a tough road

Where is Okpala ready to roll at? SAM, MONEY, MIKE?

Thanks for sharing. Sad news to be sure. There was a thread about this yesterday.

OP did Not stay at a Holliday inn express last night.

We demand an update!!!!!! 😂😂

we still love ya @Realist Horn

We need a response @Realist Horn

“Wanna get away?”

They’re shoring up depth at LB. I don’t think Atkinson is near ready. It’s asking a lot of Cummings at this point physically. Okpala is the only freshman ready to roll.

Realist Horn, huh

This belongs to ice cold takes... Hook'em

This post is hall of fame worthy. 😂

I’m not sure if this was brought up before in any other thread, RIP Jason https://www.houstonchronicle.com/sports/college/longhorns/article/jason-klotz-dead-obit-texas-klein-forest-22406152.php?taid=6a906b36e01a7c00012d1c17&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

What document or law gives a low-level state district judge power over a national, cross-state organization like the SEC? What enforcement power does that judge really have in a TRO if that national, cross-state organization decides the players can play, but not in any State outside the state where the judge has jurisdiction? I doubt he could enforce it inside his State, let alone outside it.

This is good stuff finally from the NCAA. They need to get a handle on this nonsense.

Bo Scaife was a bad ass player and a gentle giant off the field. This is a great watch!