Bobby Burton

I did not have issues with it. He knew Texas was up by one score and he returned it deep enough for a very easy field goal at worst.

He has advanced to second this season.

Texas would likely be in the picture.

Well, here's how I see the current breakdown: Non P-4 (1) Notre Dame (1) Big 10 (3-4) ACC (1-2) Big (1-2) SEC (3-4) -- SEC possibilities are: Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Texas, LSU, South Carolina, Tennessee, Ole Miss and Missouri. To stay 9-3 or better... Georgia and Alabama are about as buttoned up as possible. Kentucky needs to win out IMO, including against Louisville in non-conference. South Carolina hosts Georgia. Win and they have an argument to be no. 3 seed in SEC. Texas can afford only one loss (to LSU). LSU can not afford any more losses, and they finish with Texas, Tennessee of note. Tennessee's schedule is similar to Texas. They have two games where they will be heavy favorites and LSU is sandwiched between them. Ole Miss needs to get by OU this weekend. If you want a weird stat, here's one. Texas has the second longest active win streak in the SEC at 3 games. South Carolina is at 4.

No. We're going to do something in BR on Friday afternoon.

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I think he thought it could be over and cost Mizzou their timeouts. Debatable decision.

Here it is. IMG_3254.mov

If you want to see a coach that is the very definition of competitive, take a look at the short video of Steve Sarkisian below. Winning clearly meant something to him, something very deep. Almost like he was exorcising some football demons. ** I believe it meant something special to him yesterday because, at least in part, he knows he helped put his players, his quarterback in particular, in a position to succeed. And his quarterback and his offense answered the bell in a big way. As a coach, I’m not sure there’s a better feeling than that. It’s something Sark had struggled to get just right all season. Arch, the OL and some dropped passes along the way did not help matters. But when the clock hit double zero in Columbia, the outlook of the 2026 Texas football team felt like it had fundamentally changed. Why? The 34 points scored against Ole Miss at home was no longer a fluke. The offense felt like it had created an identity. It was no longer a punching bag of three-and-outs. Instead, it showed real signs that it could blossom into something truly efficient and at the same time forceful, a unit that can both score points and move the chains. The emergence and usage of Jermaine Bishop helped. So too did the increased checkdowns to the running backs and tight ends and the steady play of Ryan Wingo and Emmett Mosley V. The offensive line, in this style of play, felt like it could hold up better. And the emergence of Raleek Brown as a true RB1 rather than a rotation also seemed to provide pop and consistency. There’s a reason Sark pumped his fists in the air after the win yesterday. The Longhorns may have found a real path forward and to the College Football Playoff. ** It’s a night-time kick in Baton Rouge. 6:30 on ABC. The college football world will be watching the Longhorns and Tigers. This will be a true test of the Texas offense and the Texas defense. Enjoy your Sunday, folks. The Horns have a big one on Saturday. Hook’Em! View full news story

Thanks. Very kind words.

I think we’re all lucky to work with one another. Just a good group of guys and one gal IMO.

Thank you. I appreciate those words and hope we live them every day.

No.

Kade Phillips, Graceson Littleton and Ryan Wingo will play today. Colin Simmons is in full pads and looks like he's going to try to give it a go. Cam Coleman did not participate in pre-game drills.