CJ Vogel

Tre Moore will be at Oklahoma this weekend. Still expected back at Texas for the Texas A&M game the final week of the regular season.

OTF is on the road this morning at Pflugerville Weiss for a quick check in on some of the top youngsters in the state. 2027 WR Tre Moore has been a frequent visitor at Texas and is ranked as the No. 1 WR in the state. 2027 WR Jordan Frohock has a handful of D1 offers. 2026 OL JJ Mays is committed to Texas Tech. Plenty of updates ahead.

Incredible class for what they like to do

Sure.

This is where I am as well.

Very bizarre season, but good on Sark to do his part to end the rumors and speculation.

I'm told Steve Sarkisian had a rather similar, and more emphatic, message with the team after practice today. Along the lines of – I am here, and not going anywhere.

No one from Texas follows yet

Completely agree. I think he would do a really good job at Arkansas if he made that jump – though don't think that is worth leaving Tempe for.

Bo Ogden on OTF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA3Mvxp-C5s&t=1s

Joe Sterling on OTF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XWEyNSg40A

Sean Miller Talks 2026 Class *** Texas MBB head coach Sean Miller spoke with the media on Monday, where he was able to share thoughts on his signing day class for the first time. 6–6 CG Bo Ogden – Austin (TX) Westlake High "Bo, I talked about him the other day. Super excited to have Bo. He is going to blaze his own trail at The University of Texas. He had plenty of other great opportunities and choices that he could have taken advantage of. We are thrilled that he decided to stay at home. But Bo's size at 6-foot-6 and his skill level, there aren't a lot of guys who know how to play the game and stand 6-foot-6, who can shoot the ball, pass the ball and do the things that he can do. And I do believe this, I think he has a healthy chip on his shoulder and a toughness about him that will be every bit as important as his jump shot once he is in college." 6–4 CG Joe Sterling – Studio City (Calif.) Harvard Westlake "Joe comes from a winning pedigree. I think the thing that Joe wanted the opportunity to do is to play at the very highest level of college basketball and compete in the SEC. He is somebody that loves the game – he comes from winning pedigree and a winning background, especially at his high school program. He is an excellent shooter and is somebody who could play both guard positions – the one and two." 6–9, C Coleman Elkins – Austin (TX), Blair Academy "Coleman, he really came onto our radar in the summer. Just watching him at Blair Academy, I know that he is an Austin native. There are a lot of ways to build a program – build a championship level program and I think one of the things that we present to him is development. To take the early time here at The University of Texas and to get bigger and stronger, to work every day and get better playing at a very high level in practice. So that you pave the way for one day your time will come. That was more of the conversation with him. But his skill level at 6–8, or 6-foot-9 and where he is today, in a couple of short years, if he is a key contributor to a lot of things here." *** Miller: "We are excited about that group and potentially excited about adding more to it." Obviously, Texas added a commitment and signature from Melissa 6–5 CG Austin Goosby Monday afternoon, improving the class number to four.

Negotiations outside of a College Station cemetery?

I am a fan of his. Definitely think he has a future in the SEC.

Don't even think about it for a second

I wonder if folks in Tempe think Dillingham is on the move. Now reports of QB Sam Leavitt unlikely to return to ASU. If I had an opening, Dillingham would be a top three name I would call.

Enjoy the trip to ATX! Find a rooftop restaurant downtown is my best suggestion.

Cowboys sure do need him! Excited for Overshown. Awesome dude and a heck of a player.

For that image above, I used the four highest RB rushing totals for each season. For 2025, I used the top five RBs given one has left the program, and the two starters each missed time.

I will talk about this a bit more tomorrow, but it is really concerning the Texas run game is mediocre to bad anytime it doesn't have No. 1 RB prospect on its roster.

Feels like a loss for Penn State if that's the case.

At the very least be competitive with the likes of other big game losers like FSU, Miami and the rest of the bunch.

Fantastic hire for Virginia Tech. Feel like Franklin would be a really good program builder at VT. Could also prove to be a thorn in the side of Clemson, UVA, UNC, South Carolina, Georgia to an extent, in the recruiting front.

A few eye-opening rushing statistics *** Very clearly a main topic of discussion given how this season has gone, but I wanted to set an idea for where things are in the running game currently. Texas rushing stats vs. ranked opponents since the beginning of 2024. Texas has played 13 ranked teams in that time span. Only three times out of the 13 games has Texas averaged 5.0 yards or more. Is that personnel? Is that scheme? Is that the inability or unwillingness to stick with the run before it can figure itself out? I'm not sure. I would bet all of the above. *** Rushing Numbers from SEC Teams in Conference Games 207.0 - Missouri 205.3 - Texas A&M 201.0 - Arkansas 184.3 - Georgia 171.9 - Ole Miss 146.8 - Vanderbilt 138.8 - Tennessee 138.1 - Auburn 131.4 - Kentucky 121.7 - Miss State 115.9 - Florida 108.8 - Oklahoma 102.3 - Alabama 99.0 - LSU 98.0 - South Carolina 71.7 - Texas Texas also has the second fewest amount of rushing attempts per game in conference play at 27.5. Only LSU, at 26.8, has fewer rushing attempts in conference games. Additionally, Texas is dead last in yards per rush in SEC play. Longhorns are averaging only 2.61 yards per attempt in conference play. *** The 1,000-yard rushing streak that has been a feather in the cap of Steve Sarkisian's since becoming a playcaller is more likely than not coming to an end. Leading rusher Quintrevion Wisner has just 375 rush yards this season.