CJ Vogel

This is the missed slant to Mosley. Arch gets annihilated here on a free runner.

Yep. 1 target to Mosley in the 1st half... goes for 31 yards. 1 target to Moore in the first 58 minutes... goes for 19. 1 target to Livingstone in the 1st half... incomplete.

Here’s my problem with Arch on waggles. There are yards to be had here. He did the same thing against UF on the throw to Wisner for a TD. Get rid of this ball the second Endries clears that defender, and there’s room to create a missed tackle. Instead, the ball is thrown late and the play loses a yard. copy_F7A0FD9D-B732-4FAB-A303-0B3A73820191.mov

Nice move by Christian Clark. Gain of 7

3rd & 8 on the UK 37 yard line. The end zone angle. Loss of 2

Arch outside the pocket has been fantastic the last three weeks.

Davis play a lot of safety at Fairview. Has tremendous ball skills and effortlessly plays the football.

2025 Midseason highlights: http://www.hudl.com/v/2SzKUA

New 2026 Cornerback Offered Mark Orphey has extended a new offer in the class of 2026. Texas offered 2026 Fairview CB Toray Davis out of Boulder, Colorado Monday afternoon. Davis, a 6-foot-1-inch cornerback recently decommitted from UCLA in September and has earned offers from Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana, Arizona State and now Texas in the month since being back on the market. In the current 2026 class, Davis comes in ranked right inside the top 500 in the national composite rankings. The Longhorns sit with Hayward Howard Jr. and Smoke Matthews in the class at the moment.

Sark wanted 2 plays to get 8 yards. Thought he could catch 4-5 here. Kentucky brings pressure. C gets blown up. RT loses inside. TE gets lost in the traffic. Just a total mess.

Trick play on 3rd & 3, Kentucky ends up with pressure after rushing 2. Texas has 7 willing blockers in the backfield. Just baffling how this happens. Nick Brooks doesn’t reach. Connor Robertson flips back while engaged and allows the free rusher.

This is also pretty remarkable for all the wrong reasons.

Kentucky clears out the left side of the field from a 3x1 look and forces Texas to drop much deeper than necessary on 3rd and 7. The underneath route gets plenty of space as a result and converts as a result.

Also, this might rehash some bad memories for some folks. That was the company the Kentucky game keeps offensively.

Things are really starting to roll with Colin Simmons.

Much like a week ago, will be posting some nuggets from the game against Kentucky here in the thread below. I don't have all 22 access this weekend, but wanted to be sure to find some different angles and clips that could highlight where Texas was successful, or not, in the win.

Yeah, probably should have been.

Kanu via x/Texasfootball

Post game celebrations.

3 Stars of the Game After the 16–13 OT Win Over Kentucky *** *** Star #1 EDGE Colin Simmons Whatever has gotten into Colin Simmons over the last two weeks, sign me up for it! He has been spectacular and it has been desperately needed by the Longhorns. Simmons racked up three more sacks to his tally and took over the game at times in the 2nd half. He was a quick whistle away from a fourth sack on Cutter Boley as well. Simmons is playing like the All-World EDGE we expected, and deserves his flowers for it. Star #2 PR Ryan Niblett Perhaps the only reason Texas put points on the board on Saturday was because of the efforts of Ryan Niblett. Also, credit to the Texas punt return team for setting blocks here as well. But two straight weekends now, Ryan Niblett has grown into a star. Massive, game-changing moments helped put the Longhorns in a position to score immediate points and change the complexion of a game. Credit to Niblett, what a development this season. Star #3 LB Anthony Hill Jr. Like Simmons, Hill is really beginning to turn up the heat on the field. An interception, a team-leading 12 tackles and an additional pass break up, Hill was everywhere. One knock for Hill was obviously the fumble on the ground that he tried to scoop, rather than fall on, but hey, he was everywhere. HM1 Hero Kanu: Over 50 snaps on the interior of the defensive line, a forced fumble and a tackle for loss, quite the day on the inside. HM2 Trey Moore: It's been a rocky road for Moore over the last few weeks, but he had a great day Saturday. Moore had a 5 solo tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss while adding another QB hurry.

Is active for the first time in his NFL career today for the Miami Dolphins! Cool moment for Ewers who will be QB2 for the first time this season behind Tua Tagovailoa.