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  1. Cody Campbell thinks he runs the Big 12. Who would want to be part of that?
  2. To those of you who have served and supported our country… Thank you!
  3. Today is National Signing Day for non-football sports. Gerry, Jordan and the guys are going to be running a thread on the message board chronicling all the new talent headed to Austin in multiple sports. Make sure you check it out. ** We’re just a month and a half from the football transfer portal opening. So what are the plans of the Longhorns? As we’ve mentioned previously, retention will be priority one for the defense. There are multiple players who could move on that Texas would probably like to stay around (Derek Williams, Bo Mascoe, Colton Vasek, Rasheem Biles, etc.). On offense, they’ll be looking for pieces to the puzzle across the board. An older high-end receiver with route-running skills and explosiveness would make a lot of sense to pair with Emmett Mosley and Jermaine Bishop. Offensive line needs must be evaluated internally. And some of that evaluation is ongoing. Has Andre Cojoe played well enough to take over full time next year? Does Texas project Jackson Christian and Jordan Coleman as guys who are ready to start next season? It’s also likely Texas will need an older tight end to backfill the room. ** One key player on defense who could return is Bo Mascoe. Mascoe has proven invaluable to the Texas secondary because he can play corner and nickel. Mascoe seems currently inclined to go pro. Yet if he stays and plays nickel, it might allow Graceson Littleton to push back to the middle-field safety to replace Jelani McDonald. Littleton and Mascoe are Swiss Army knives. They can both play anywhere in the secondary and give Will Muschamp versatility and the ability to disguise coverages. We’ll have more and deeper portal coverage in the next couple of weeks as the time for it draws nearer. But it’s safe to say that behind the scenes, the Texas personnel department is already working overtime on it currently. Hook’Em! View full news story
  4. Today is National Signing Day for non-football sports. Gerry, Jordan and the guys are going to be running a thread on the message board chronicling all the new talent headed to Austin in multiple sports. Make sure you check it out. ** We’re just a month and a half from the football transfer portal opening. So what are the plans of the Longhorns? As we’ve mentioned previously, retention will be priority one for the defense. There are multiple players who could move on that Texas would probably like to stay around (Derek Williams, Bo Mascoe, Colton Vasek, Rasheem Biles, etc.). On offense, they’ll be looking for pieces to the puzzle across the board. An older high-end receiver with route-running skills and explosiveness would make a lot of sense to pair with Emmett Mosley and Jermaine Bishop. Offensive line needs must be evaluated internally. And some of that evaluation is ongoing. Has Andre Cojoe played well enough to take over full time next year? Does Texas project Jackson Christian and Jordan Coleman as guys who are ready to start next season? It’s also likely Texas will need an older tight end to backfill the room. ** One key player on defense who could return is Bo Mascoe. Mascoe has proven invaluable to the Texas secondary because he can play corner and nickel. Mascoe seems currently inclined to go pro. Yet if he stays and plays nickel, it might allow Graceson Littleton to push back to the middle-field safety to replace Jelani McDonald. Littleton and Mascoe are Swiss Army knives. They can both play anywhere in the secondary and give Will Muschamp versatility and the ability to disguise coverages. We’ll have more and deeper portal coverage in the next couple of weeks as the time for it draws nearer. But it’s safe to say that behind the scenes, the Texas personnel department is already working overtime on it currently. Hook’Em!
  5. All depends if your coach can appropriately tap into some of those elite traits while they’re in college. Something tells me that Miller has a chance to moreso than his predecessors b/c of his offensive coaching.
  6. Yeah, he may not go as high. But Matas is a better college player than Allen IMO.
  7. We’re up to the no. 157 largest podcast in the country. Not bad!!! For covering a single school, I think it shows the true power of Texas.
  8. He's not that type of big man. More of a slasher.
  9. I want them to spread it around. But I also want them to spread it around quickly. Eliminating the negative yardage plays for this offense was huge IMO.
  10. I spoke to Gerry this morning and he's definitely more of a basketball guy than me. He said the only concern with Matas is defense. But the offense is elite.
  11. Oh, I think he has more big plays left in him. Hopefully a pick six coming soon.

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