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Kohen Brown’s rating was criminally low.

She is letting the game come to her, no need to force anything .

Coleman is going to be something!

Stud.

Playing better. Finally got healthy.

38 - 28 Horns at the half.

Looks like Teya Sidberry has taken all of Ashton Judd's minutes

Booker off to start the game but her teammates are not

Kentucky will wear down.

Carlton is on fire.

The crowd looks electric. Watching the SEC news before the game and we really have an amazing fan base!

By the end of the 1968 season Texas was head and shoulders the best team in the nation. The backfield of Chris Gilbert, Ted Koy, Steve Worster and James Street were smoking with gas.

Wishful thinking that Barron and huff got together to give #7 to Jelani.

Any eligibility left? Either of them?

Looks like Blake could still suit up in a pinch! 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿

I hear Terry is still considered a back up at WR. I wonder if he influenced the WR migration to the RB weight room group somewhat??

I remember him. Great player. "A College Football Hall of Famer, Gilbert was a consensus All-American in 1968 and the first player in college football history to rush for over 1,000 yards in three consecutive seasons."

Wasn’t that another knock on Herman? That longhorn football alumni felt unwelcomed? Tracks for a jackass such as Herman

Coleman is probably just a lot stronger than other receivers and that is why he works out with the running backs. He probably gets tired of having to keep adding weight or resting more than most wide receivers. I took weight lifting for P.E. in college and my partner was an all city fullback from one of the Houston high schools. He was really stout and strong as an ox. He probably wished he had a better partner because every time I finished a set we had to add more weight for him and if he went first we had to stop and take some off for me. 😅

SEC Network 6:30

Yeah and 2 of the stronger receivers (Wingo and Mosley) are recovering from surgery.

So what im hearing is that the wishbone is back. Nice!

Actually he was a great Texas player. Not ever seeing him live is a real shame as he was electric even against great teams. I attended that 1969 Cotton Bowl and afterwards I was convinced I had seen the best team in CFB in 1968. I am glad to finally learn the team felt the same after that game. The next two years, Ted Koy replaced Gilbert in the wishbone and each year Texas won National Championships. Ted is still alive but sadly has never been featured on an OTF program. A most regrettable oversight. The rest of that backfield has passed on. Bill Bradley is still alive and until recently still active in football. Sadly it seems he also will never be on an OTF presentation.

Good to see the door is always open in the offseason