CJ Vogel

If Texas is spending a scholarship on a back for only short distance situations, they are wasting a scholarship. Walker is a legit back. He will be a big contributor on special teams. Can really run the rock.

No

Neither did I lol, they’ve gotta be wondering what in the world is going on?

Jett Walker Junior Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17898114/67115b12db5fb7dcad3cca44

My bad let me fix

Texas has offered 2026 Georgetown (TX) RB Jett Walker. I’ve seen Walker in person, he’s a total playmaker at 6-foot-2-inches tall. Walker committed to Minnesota after previously being a member of the West Virginia class. As a junior, Walker ran for 2,351 yards and 37 TDs on 10.83 yards per carry. He is a big play waiting to happen.

One could say the talent was also never minimized…

Kaliakmanis had a horrible game vs. Oregon, but otherwise has been a fun QB to follow tbh. They huck it up there.

Good for LJH! Also, all I am trying to do in life is find someone to love me like Sean Payton loves Lil'Jordan Humphrey!

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian speaking on the upcoming meeting with Georgia this Saturday: "It is a heck of an opportunity for our team. it is a heck of a challenge playing at Georgia in a night game," Sarkisian said Wednesday during the SEC Teleconference. "I think Coach Smart and his staff have assembled a tremendous group of players. They are a talented group, and well-coached."

Steve Sarkisian was asked about the possibility of being the second team in the last six years to beat three AP Top 10 teams in a single season, as well as the grind of the leading Texas into the SEC as second year members: "This conference is grueling. You know every year, I think people look at schedules and (say) 'Oh, they got an easy schedule' or 'They got a hard one,' – you don't really know until teams start taking the field and you got to start playing. Teams deal with injuries, some teams don't. Teams fire their coaches, some teams don't. We have had a very challenging slate for sure. Of not only the quality of the opponents that we are playing, but also some of the environments and the road games at night. But I think one thing about our conference that just holds true week in and week out – literally anybody in our conference, it doesn't matter who they are – can beat anybody else in our conference on any given Saturday. And I think that is what makes our conference so difficult. It is not about getting up for one or two games a year, it is not getting up for three top ten matchups or the third one this year, you got to get up for them every single week. Because every team is capable of beating anyone else. And I think that is the toll that it takes when you play in this conference. There is a physical toll that this league takes on your team, but there is also a mental toll and I think that is where the toughness aspect is so critical in the SEC. There is a physical toughness you have to have, but there is a mental toughness you have to have to get yourself prepared to play every single Saturday and to be at your best. Because if you are not, you are going to be in a dog fight trying to find a way to win late. And so, you learn a lot about your team in this league and we have learned a lot about our team. Like I said, it is a great league to be a part of, it is challenging but you have to grow up and have to grow up quickly." Steve Sarkisian on the grind of an SEC schedule on a weekly basis after the addition of Texas and Oklahoma. "Well I think it was very strategic by the SEC – if (they) were going to expand, how were they going to expand? Obviously they went got two great brands that are national brands, but yet are in the southwest and are very influential. But really, nationally for the Southeastern Conference now to expand the way that they did west I think was great for the conference. But you have two national brands, high quality programs that have won a lot of games and championships over the years. But yet, they are two programs that know at the end of the day are going to be good year in and year out. The conference is tough, it is only going to get harder when we go to nine games. It is like 'Holy cow, here we go. We are playing eight now, and now we are going to nine.' So we have to recruit well and keep developing our players because it is hard to keep everybody healthy for that long of a season."

Mad impressive play

Texas would have the best 9–3 resume of anyone. However, you would need certain dominoes to fall to ensure there is enough room for a 3-loss team. No bid stealers can take place, no two big 12 or two ACC spots. OU and Vandy would need to fall again as well.

Kiffin and Sark would be a blast to watch.

I agree with keeping the top 3 the same. Also agree with moving Texas Tech above Ole Miss. Texas sitting in the bracket as things stand currently, obviously plenty to change. But the Longhorns can make a massive statement for their resume with a win this weekend.

1. Ohio State 2. Indiana 3. Texas A&M 4. Alabama 5. Georgia 6. Texas Tech 7. Ole Miss 8. Oregon 9. Notre Dame 10. Texas 11. Oklahoma 12. BYU 13. Utah 14. Vanderbilt 15. Miami 16. Georgia Tech 17. USC 18. Michigan 19 Virginia 20. Louisville 21. Iowa 22. Pitt 23. Tennessee 24. South Florida 25. Cincinnati

Good stuff, Gerry!

Here is Sark speaking on the safeties:

Longhorn DB Health Update *** Sarkisian mentioned on Monday that the Texas safety room was back to strength with the return of Michael Taaffe, Jelani McDonald and Xavier Filsaime on Monday. Texas DBs Michael Taaffe and Xavier Filsaime were both rocking green non-contact jerseys on Tuesday. Jelani McDonald (concussion protocol) had no jersey designation and was a full participant. All three were active participants and as expected, all three are expected to be available on Saturday.

Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. has been named a semifinalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award. The Bednarik Award is presented annually to the most outstanding defensive player in college football. There are 20 semifinalists across the country at the moment. Hill has a team-high 63 total tackles and three forced fumbles, to go along with 6.5 tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks and one interception.

Damage done. Worst trade in the history of sports. At least now the focus can move to Flagg, rather than fixated on getting the GM fired.

Could this finally be the year,,,?

Be better @Joe Zura

Going to need to be a masterful performance from Sark.

That we can all agree with.