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For more data and stats along these lines, give BCFToys.com a look. Awesome website.

I'm going to have to adjust the values on the x-axis to shorten the gaps here. Texas continues to have the #1 defense in the country in points allowed per possession at 0.51.

I wanted to provide an update at the Points Per Drive chart for SEC teams through week seven. Of course, Texas and Georgia headline the weekend's slate, but Tennessee and Alabama provide a heck of a ballgame to look forward to as well. Some key takeaways: – Oklahoma has the worst offense in the SEC. – Miss State has a bottom five offense in the conference and just dropped 31 on Georgia in Athens. – Tennessee and Alabama have dramatically come back down to earth in this graphic. – Starting to see true tiers start to take form. Texas up top, then Tennessee, Alabama, Ole Miss in the next tier and Georgia, LSU, and Missouri shortly behind. – Kentucky, Arkansas and Texas A&M are all going to be very tough games for the Longhorns.

Quinn is going first round.

What are we doing.

Former Texas RB Jonathon Brooks is being designated to make his NFL Debut for the Carolina Panthers. Brooks suffered a torn ACL last year against TCU and has been waiting for his return to the field since then. Now, Brooks is able to return to practice for the first time as a pro.

Cam Williams, Gunnar Helm and Vernon Broughton continue to be the poster boys of development among this 2024 team

I say they let him figure it out a bit longer

Good for Quinn, deals keep lining up!

Reminded me of Bijan vs. TTU, just not at the neck lol

It was a great question too lol BOOM

Play of discussion for Jake Majors. No clue how he didn't miss a play.

A quick update on some injuries suffer against Oklahoma in Dallas. *** – Steve Sarkisian announced the end of the season for DB Derek Williams due to an injury suffered on the opening kickoff of the second half. Williams was in obvious pain and was on crutches after the game with a heavy wrap on his knee. Surgery will occur in a week or two. My best guess is a ligament injury, most likely ACL, but that is not confirmed at the moment. – As for WR Isaiah Bond, the Texas WR was in a boot up until at least Monday evening. Sarkisian mentioned postgame he was knicked with an ankle and was unable to go in the second half. The week of practice will be crucial for his availability on Saturday against Georgia, but Sarkisian mentioned having more optimism than originally expected on Monday during his press conference. *** Jake Majors got twisted up on a play where a lesser athlete probably loses his season but was able to remain in the game and appeared to be just fine Monday during his player availability.

This isn't dirty.

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More of McCutcheon, his junior Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16099504/64fe64e05798110b68b20460

I also really liked what I saw from freshman 2028 WR Coleman Reaugh. Coach Todd Dodge spoke highly of the freshman who continues to have plenty of room to grow physically as you would expect.

Stopped by Lovejoy to see newest Texas commit Daylan McCutcheon in action this morning. McCutcheon looks as smooth as any WR you will find in the state of Texas in his routes. I would argue he would contest any Longhorn in a route competition the moment he steps foot on campus in January for that title as well. McCutcheon is back in Austin this weekend for the Georgia game, his second time on campus in a month (he visited for Miss State). There will be a little snippet with McCutcheon talking his commitment on the recruiting breakdown tomorrow as well. But McCutcheon did say it was an accumulation of Texas succeeding, Texas wanting him and Florida State not living up to what expectations in what he called a leap of faith he took when he committed.

WR Isaiah Bond is considered day-to-day.

Steve Sarkisian announced on Monday DB Derek Williams Jr. is done for the season after a leg injury he sustained against Oklahoma. Really unfortunate.

Texas LB Anthony Hill Jr. has been named the conference’s Co-Defensive Player of the Week.

For the second consecutive game, Texas LT Kelvin Banks has been named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week. Banks was dominant against Oklahoma, not allowing a single pressure the entire afternoon. This marks the fourth time this season a Texas offensive lineman has been named the conference’s top lineman for a given week. Joe Moore Award loading.