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Championship caliber coaches - it's what CDC does. That's why I'm confident that should any coaching jobs at Texas open up, as long as CDC is the AD, the replacement is going to be just as good if not better.

Yep. That’s what he does.

IMO we need a complete back, not a specific type of road grader.

Damn good hire by CDC!

You could have imagined a conference full of it had the coaches not been hardheaded and keep trying to force Stroh, especially coming off a bye week.

Hopefully we’ll have our own in Jett Walker. He’s already the same height and is 215. I could see him adding 10-15 pounds without losing speed.

Margueritte Bates

Congratulations to the Texas Longhorn volleyball team that took down those hated Aggies three sets to one. We'll play tonight against Kentucky for the SEC Championship. Texas is playing their best volleyball of the season at the absolute perfect time. Congratulations ladies you look amazing. Hook'Em

I can't start a topic but this should be one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9usBjRGN8Gs

Margueritte Aozasa, who led UCLA to the 2022 NCAA women’s soccer championship in her debut season as head coach, has been hired by Texas. During her four-year tenure, Aozasa coached a 67-13-9 record and won two conference titles along with a national championship.

Clinch it with a big game against A&M. We will let Tyanthony out of the cage to wreak havoc on lil’ bro and send em home crying.

Hill Named Butkus Finalist *** Texas LB Anthony Hill Jr. has been named a finalist for the 2025 Butkus Award – presented annually to the nation's best linebackers. The finalists are as follows: Georgia LB CJ Allen Ohio State LB Arvell Reese Indiana LB Aiden Fisher Texas Tech LB Jacob Rodriguez Texas LB Anthony Hill Jr. Hill is also expected to return to the field on Friday night against Texas A&M after missing the Arkansas game with a hand injury.

Wasn’t soccer technically our first ever SEC championship last year? Thanks to coach Kelly for a good run 🫡

Thanks for letting me know. I should have looked it up. Hook 'Em!

Apologies. I knew he had an injury history dating back to high school but I thought he was also injured at Alabama. Thanks.

Yes. Thanks, perhaps I wasn't clear. I'm a Texas alum (undergraduate and graduate degrees) and a lifelong Horns fan. What I meant to say was that I have an irrational hangup about legacy recruits. Perhaps because I only wanted to attend Texas and my daughter graduated from UT in 2017. I was bugged by a great player's sons (I realize one of the sons went to Texas and is now at Miami) not signing with the Longhorns when they were recruited. The eldest chose Alabama and unfortunately suffered a serious knee injury. It was his 4+ star services that Texas wanted. On the other hand, Texas recruited Mills knowing the young man was a Washington legacy. After seriously considering the Longhorns, he signed with the Huskies. So, it just seems that often (certainly not always) Texas misses on its own legacy recruits and when it recruits players that are legacies at other schools, the Horns finish as second choice and the young man chooses his legacy school. We missed on Brockermeyer and we missed on Mills. Simply frustrating. Fingers crossed for young Mr Lott. I remember his father being a star at Texas in football and track. Hook 'Em!

There is no reason to have a season like we did this year.

SMU

@Gerry Hamilton how much was Texas in on this guy before he committed?