Jump to content

CJ Vogel

Moderators
  • Posts

    10009
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by CJ Vogel

  1. local 2027 OLB from Copperas Cove
  2. Kinsler Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17922740/656df52f66558d0c381b42ca Kinsler also attends Bergen Catholic, the former home of Sydir Mitchell.
  3. A couple of notes to pass along from the recruiting trail. *** – On the topic of 2025 WR Daylan McCutcheon, I spoke to someone plugged into the area who said if there was a leader in the clubhouse to flip McCutcheon at the moment, it would be Texas. That may or may not be a surprise given he was on campus for the Mississippi State game and officially visit on June 14, but that was the word passed along. McCutcheon has been committed to Florida State since July 13 and is starting to hear more from schools like SMU and TCU in recent weeks. – I spoke briefly with 2026 Mansfield Lake Ridge OL Felix Ojo who mentioned he would be back on campus for the Texas-Georgia game. Ojo also says his communication with Kyle Flood and the Texas staff has remained in contact with Ojo several times each week according to the 6–7 prospect. – On the out of state front, a name to know is 2026 DB Simeon Caldwell out of Jacksonville, Florida. The 6-3 defensive back is a national top-100 prospect per the ranking services and is a candidate tor receive a visit from the Texas staff when the Longhorn coaches get on the road later this week. Caldwell told OTF he won't be able to make it to campus this month, however there is communication between the two sides there. – Going up to the northeast, Texas hosted NJ EDGE Jermaine Kinsler on June 1 for the Elite Camp and right now the two have remained in contact as the season has progressed. Kinsler told OTF he was "probable" but not 100% sure to make the Texas-Georgia game in Austin on October 19.
  4. Home of 5-star 2026 Tyler Atkinson and 2026 DL Bryce Perry-Wright as well.
  5. It's time for the Gritty Tigs!
  6. I mean that can't be a surprise to anyone regarding the source. OleMiss ahead of Texas, cmon now.
  7. One of Robertson or Cruz.
  8. TyAnthony Smith maybe the biggest surprise from signing day to today. Adding 25 pounds or so from signing day to week five has been massive for getting him on the field. There's a reason why they call him Baby Hurricane too. That 4th down stop earlier this season was a prime example of his quick instinct.
  9. High hopes for JJR during his time in Austin.
  10. A quick look at the latest redshirt tracker for the Texas freshmen class. After five weeks of the 2024 season, the latest: *** No surprises on the burned redshirts so far – Ryan Wingo, Colin Simmons, Jerrick Gibson, Kobe Black, Alex January and Ty'Anthony Smith have all burned their redshirts through five weeks. As has punter Michael Kern. Perhaps a surprise here, DB Xavier Filsaime has not suited up in two of the past three weeks for Texas on the sidelines. Filsiame is on the redshirt course per a source. Only two games on the participation tracker for the McKinney blue-chipper. In that same breath, you can expect to see Jordon Johnson-Rubell's redshirt to be burned in Dallas. The staff really trusts his football IQ and has been impressed with how quickly he can diagnose what is in front of him. Other fringe redshirters include Brandon Baker, Parker Livingstone, Jordan Washington and Wardell Mack.
  11. A quick late night recruiting snack. *** First on the topic of five-star ATH Michael Terry III. I wanted to reiterate the confidence boost from our @Gerry Hamilton from last week. There has been a surge in confidence from the Longhorns' side in the past couple of days based off of conversations I have had in Austin and San Antonio. When I visited Alamo Heights a last week, the plan in place was a decision later in the cycle in December. That very well could be the case, but I think there will be a clear clubhouse favorite after the Georgia week where Texas will host the five-star San Antonio athlete for an official visit. Nebraska has been the top contender in this fight, however with where things stand currently, they will need a wave of momentum to take back the top spot. Texas holds a comfortable lead at the moment.
  12. Dropping this here – Danny Stutsman leads all linebackers in missed tackles this year per PFF.
  13. Played well, but hasn't flashed is probably fair.
  14. Sarkisian says compared to teams around the country, Texas hasn't really been bit by the injury bug that bad this season.
  15. Sarkisian calls Colin Simmons 'ball get off' a God-Given Gift.
  16. Sarkisian says Isaiah Bond "makes plays in critical moments."
  17. Sark speaking specifically about the running game there.
  18. "There is nothing like (the Red River Rivalry)... The best way to enjoy and experience a rivalry game is to prepare really well."
  19. Sarkisian says he was trying to explain to Arch Manning via helmet communication to stay down on the field on his QB sneak attempt at the goal line to allow officials to see where he is on the field. Sarkisian says Manning got up too early after his first QB sneak attempt to which the officials called him short because they could not see where his body was positioned in the scrum.
  20. Sarkisian says he wants more out of his running game. He has challenged the receivers to be more physical in the perimeter blocking as well. Sark says Texas is very close to having an explosive game.
  21. Sarkisian and his staff will be out on the road to recruit this weekend during the bye week: It is always a good thing when you are undefeated and get to go out on the road to recruit.
  22. In terms of getting Quinn Ewers back on the field running after being sidelined for the past few weeks. Sarkisian says it is his job to "keep him engaged" during the game, during the week of practice and in the game plan. Ewers was wearing the ear piece on the sideline to hear the plays and was involved in practices leading up to the game to stay mentally involved.
  23. Sarkisian says Texas was looking at a 56-point game had it not been for fumbles, drops, penalties and a coaching error. Wanted to point out it is not necessarily the quarterback's fault for drives not scoring. Mentions he judges quarterbacks by their ability to be efficient each drive and right now both quarterbacks are doing a very fine job.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.