CJ Vogel

I’m a sucker for the NBA, so I’m pumped for this

what might a KJ Lacey offense look like?

I am almost guaranteeing more Cooper on Saturday.

I have to think the defense eventually creates a turnover. It's a bummer the last person to create a turnover chance is now expected to be sidelined (Simmons).

That is a pretty big statement from the university president.

Going to be interesting in the time of possession/defensive energy department. Ole Miss is 8th in the country in seconds per snap offensively at 23.5 seconds. They go quick. The tempo really catches up to teams as well. Texas is 46th in the country at 25.6. Quick offensive drives that don't result in points from Texas could really hamper the defense on Saturday. Aka, no three-and-outs.

Not an easy last two weeks. So I wanted to pose the question for some optimism. Going into the game vs. Ole Miss this weekend, what area of the game do you have the most belief in? What's the most likely outcome to victory? OR, if Texas wins this football game, it is because ____ happens? *** A couple or bright spots recently. – Texas has scored first in each game this year outside of the Ohio State contest. – The Longhorns have touchdowns on three of its last four opening possessions. – The defense has allowed just 3 points in first quarters vs. SEC teams. – Longhorns defense has allowed 21 points just one time this season. – Texas defense is 9th in the country in points per drive allowed, at 1.34. – The Texas defense has allowed the fewest 20+ yard plays in the entire country (12, tied with Notre Dame).

No. But he did not suit up vs. Florida.

Notable from Ole Miss: Starting LT Terez Davis and C Brycen Sanders are questionable. DB Edwin Joseph was the starting nickel but DNP vs.Missouri a week ago.

Wednesday's Injury Report *** EDGE Colin Simmons is listed as DOUBTFUL. RB Hollywood Simmons is QUESTIONABLE. EDGE Richard Wesley is OUT. View full news story

Hopefully water finds its level on Saturday and a turnover goes the Longhorns' way.

Starts? I don't know. I lean no. But I could certainly see him on the field.

A look at which offenses and defenses in the SEC are performing the best. You want to be in the upper right of this graph – which indicates you are scoring points consistently each time you have the football, and you are getting stops or preventing points on defense. *** Seeing Florida as the 116th defense in the country at 3.02 points per possession allowed is disheartening after last week. ** Full statistic outlook at https://bcftoys.com/2026-ppd