CJ Vogel

I’d bet 11-12

Hopefully he sticks his head down and grinds. His stint in Indy should have gone much better than it did.

Malachi Allen on his trip to Austin on Saturday.

Early season junior tape for Demarco Jenkins: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/20111319/68a7db05504893ddf434fe3e

Malachi Allen Junior Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22310930/68d9cf61737f81165a658791

2027 DB on the Radar + Recap from 2027 DL *** A new in-state safety prospect has emerged on the radar for the Longhorns in the class of 2027. 6-foot-4-inch Whitehouse (TX) defensive back Malachi Allen visited the Longhorns on Saturday for the Vanderbilt game and should be considered a name to watch moving forward. Allen told me following his visit that he is being recruited at the STAR position, or as a hybrid safety/linebacker. The plan now is for a Texas coach to stop by on Thursday according to Allen – most likely being Keynodo Hudson, who Allen spent time with in the facility during the postgame. On Monday, Florida State became the first to offer Allen. Texas has invited Allen back for the Texas A&M game as well, which means they could get three in-person visits in the month of November alone. Will have an update later in the week, but this is one to keep an eye on for the winter as Texas gets its in-state safety board straightened out. *** Additionally, Kenny Baker hosted 2027 Pearland (TX) defensive lineman DeMarco Jenkins for the Vanderbilt game as well. The Longhorns offered Jenkins back in the first week of June, and he referred to his trip to Austin as one of the best he has taken so far. "I had a great time at the game man, the energy was high and i could literally feel the stadium shaking," Jenkins told On Texas Football after the game. "It was definitely one of my best visits and I plan on coming back soon or during the spring." Jenkins holds 23 offers at the moment – including offers from Arizona State, Auburn, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and plenty of others. Mizzou extended an offer to Jenkins on Monday as well. I would expect to see Jenkins' name rise heading into the winter evaluation period.

Not particularly sure. Haven’t heard of any type of ailment from that game.

Love this type of stuff

3 Stars of the Game vs. Vanderbilt *** The players of the game in the 34–31 victory over Vanderbilt. Star No. 1 – Colin Simmons A fantastic showing from Colin Simmons on Saturday. Starting the day off with a strip sack fumble and recovery which led to immediate points on the other side. Simmons produced seven pressures on the day and lived behind the line of scrimmage. Star performance from Simmons. Star No. 2 – Arch Manning A lot of quick, easy throws to begin the game for Manning, but he settled into his own rather nicely. A second consecutive game over 300 passing yards and three touchdowns, all of which coming in the first three quarters. Manning once again played turnover-free football and hit a mid-game rhythm of completed 16–18 passes at one point. Really smooth operation. Star No. 3 – Offensive Line I don't normally do full units for the stars of the game, but the offensive line deserves some recognition for their performance on Saturday. It was not a perfect day, but it was far and away the best this unit has performed in 2025. No sacks allowed and only one rush ended up going for negative yards. You can score a lot of points when that is the case. HM1 Ethan Burke – 2 sacks and pressure all over the field. Burke has blossomed with six TFL and 3.0 sacks over his last three contests. HM2 Anthony Hill Jr. – Just like Simmons, I thought there were pockets of this game early on where Hill was flat dominant. *** Emmett Mosley V just missed the cut for another HM honor.

Sarkisian says he believes Arch looks so much more poised and mature given the last two weeks than he did in the first couple of games.

Sarkisian on Ryan Wingo: "in an emergency, emergency I think he could have gone in."

Sark: "The games in November are the ones they remember."

Sark says getting Michael Taaffe and Jelani McDonald back on the field is going to be key for communication.

Sarkisian says he and his team got too caught up in the officiating in the 4th quarter. He adds there is plenty of stuff he is going to want some explanations to.

On the LG spot: "When Connor's played center for us, he's played well. Cole's history and experience for us has been at guard. And so, if that was going to be our best five for this game, it felt like that was the right move to make with."

Sark: "Defensively, we played well. You get six sacks, you get a turnover you get 10 TFLs, just a little unfortunate we gave up a couple of those plays late."

Says the run game is "making some progress." Proud that there wasn't any TFL in run game.

Sarkisian says this was the best protection Arch Manning received all season long after making the change of Connor Robertson to C and Cole Hutson to LG.

Getting going now.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian is speaking with the media following the Longhorns' 34–31 victory over Vanderbilt. The game was tight down the stretch, but ultimately it was a big resume boosting win and the best offensive performance of the season. Texas now has a bye week coming up, but before hear from the Texas head coach. View full news story

Great start to this drive to really begin chewing clock.