CJ Vogel

Something about the mid QBs

Texas will face off against Tennessee at Neyland Stadium for its first SEC game of the season in 2026. There was an update to the eligibility for Tennessee QB Joey Aguilar.

Tipoff at 6:30 p.m.

At this point there is plenty of evidence to worrisome about the future of Williams. Here's to hoping there aren't any setbacks between now and when he sees the field for the first time.

7 on a punt return as well.

Good stuff, Jeff!

Cmon now lol

Feels like an empty threat.

I don’t think so, but I hope it’s one of the last marquee home and homes notre dame gets until they join a conference.

Indiana also cancelled UConn and replaced them for North Texas.

2025 – Indiana cancels Virginia ... replaced with Old Dominion 2026-27 – Georgia vs. Louisville cancelled 2026-27 – Miami and South Carolina cancelled 2026-27 – Alabama and West Virginia cancelled 2026-27 – Florida and Cal cancelled 2026-2032 – Florida and NC State cancelled 2027-28 – Ohio State and Alabama is reportedly in flux. 2028-29 – Texas Tech and Miss State cancelled 2028-2031 – Florida vs. Arizona State cancelled

Coleman should in theory help everyone. Mosley and Wingo will benefit. The running backs out of the backfield may be the biggest beneficiary of anyone, however, How do you account for the space on check downs to Brown or Smothers while making sure that Wingo, Coleman and Mosley are all covered down the field? That is of course assuming that there is time for Manning to throw the ball in the pocket. But point being, plenty of options for Texas on the offensive side of the ball.

This is what I end up pinning it on as well.

Sure. But it doesn't change the fact that the excitement for a Texas-Arizona State series would be significantly less than any of the schools mentioned above.