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Where’s Desmond Howard dumbass take at now? Seems like he should’ve been worried about his own backyard taking out the trash 🤣😂

On Muschamp's No Thud = No Play shirt, Juluke joked that Muschamp wore it and made it a thing because the defense "couldn't tackle our ass."

Juluke was asked by a coach in the audience if the physicality of Will Muschamp's defense has helped the offense. "Absolutely," he said. "I only know one way."

Oh my lord - this f*cking rocks

Yeah, this was the right guy.

Juluke: "We're not going to let a guy tackle us with one arm. If a guy tackles you with one arm, you're not going to play for the University of Texas."

Juluke on runs when a running back has to play through contact: "Sometimes, you've got to go be tougher than him."

Juluke just showed a live practice clip of Derrek Cooper taking an inside zone run about 60 yards for a touchdown. He wants his guys to finish live plays by scoring, if possible, so that they get used to scoring in a game.

Just about every analogy Juluke is making compares footwork, reads and ball security to a fistfight.

Juluke on the importance of eye discipline: "You cannot be a runner with bad eyes."

Juluke on the mindset of his running backs: "We're going to be the most violent and physical runners you've ever seen."

Why would Michigan want an AD that hasn’t won natties in the big three men’s sports? Or that’s what CDC’s agent should say if Michigan called him.

Gotta go with Beck then Brockermeyer! Glad he was loyal unlike his brothers.

Juluke: "Ball security is job security."

He also added they start every day with with ball security drills. Should be music to y’all’s ears.

The mantra in the Texas running back room under Juluke: "The team is the ball. The ball is the team."

I hope not, but you never know what a person may find interesting/attractive.

Juluke: "Football is all I know."

Juluke: "I coach running backs with a lot of pride. You don't need us until you need us. We're undervalued."

Juluke said he didn't coach running backs until he got to Louisiana Tech. He initially interviewed for a spot on Skip Holtz's staff as a defensive backs coach.

Juluke said he wanted to be the best HS coach in Louisiana history while he was at Edna Karr and then joked “they did much better when they got rid of my ass”

Today marks 47 days until kickoff, so the countdown rolls on with a look at some of the best Longhorns to wear No. 47. Andrew Beck | Tight End (2015–18) A true do-it-all tight end, he played in 51 career games with 30 starts, hauling in 40 receptions for 440 yards and four touchdowns while becoming one of Texas’ most dependable blockers and leaders. His senior season earned him First-Team All-Big 12 honors, and he was also named a Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Award semifinalist. Mike Lockett | Wide Receiver (1976–77) Lockett was part of one of Darrell Royal’s final great teams. A two-year letterman, he helped Texas capture the 1977 Southwest Conference championship, finish 11-1 and No. 4 nationally, and earn a trip to the 1978 Cotton Bowl with a chance to claim the national championship. Luke Brockermeyer | Linebacker (2018–21) One of the best recent walk-on success stories, Brockermeyer earned a scholarship before becoming a starter in the middle of the Texas defense. He finished his career with 75 tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss, two interceptions, and received Honorable Mention All-Big 12 recognition in 2021 after recording 62 tackles. He was also a Burlsworth Trophy nominee and a two-time Academic All-Big 12 selection. Current No. 47: Trey Dubuc (Deep Snapper) Who’s your favorite Longhorn to wear No. 47? Any other names you’d add to the list? 🤘

Jeff and I are about to listen to RBs coach Jabar Juluke.