CJ Vogel

Part of that paycheck is going full politician mode, I am sure this falls in the unglamorous part of being a head coach lol

Offensive line.

Durham has not entered the portal, and I don't really expect him to at the moment.

I think Marsh has WR1 ability. It was a rocky 2025 season for him. He had some drops, their QB play was poor and ultimately the Spartan faithful felt like there was more left on the table for him this season. At the end of the day, he has very similar skillset to Emmett Mosley V imo.

This is a big entrance. I had alluded to watching MSU after they parted ways with their HC, Marsh was the reason why. I expect there to be interest from Texas, but we will see.

Good ballplayer. Not a great tackler,however.

I would imagine that is one of Missouri's cant lose players.

Mostly worked out of the slot this season. Based off of the name alone, sign me up! lol

480 snaps this season, 50 of which came in the slot. Allowed 31-50 completions this year (62%). 3 PBU, 1 INT.

Saw just 7 snaps after week five of the season. Six appearances on the season. Was a redshirt junior per Tennessee. 6-foot-3-inches and 315 pounds.

Tracking Portal Entrants Across the Country *** Starting an ongoing thread for portal entrants this December and January. There will be a separate thread for Texas entrants, but this should provide an idea of which talent elsewhere is going to be on the move this offseason.

Would be big on both ends. Goosby could end up being the top tackle in the league next season.

His camp was pushing hard for the Florida job. Florida kindly said "no thank you."

Fwiw, I had heard some chatter that Lincoln Riley wants out of USC, and if that were to have happened, DeBoer would be looking to head back west. I don't think that theory is entirely dead. Someone just has to bite on Riley, which we will see about that.

3 Stars of the Game vs. Texas A&M *** Star No. 1: Tre Wisner – Hard not to pick Wisner. For whatever the reason, he dominates against Texas A&M. A 155-yard performance on 19 rush attempts and a season-long 48-yard rush to kickoff the second half. Wisner was again very good and deserving of the game ball against Texas A&M. Star No. 2: Ethan Burke – This felt like a game early on where Ethan Burke was going to will his team to a win. The senior did just about everything and ended up blocking his second field goal attempt of the season in the first half when the offense was struggling to move the rock. Nine tackles, a TFL and a blocked field goal. Fantastic work. Star No. 3: Jack Endries – It probably has felt like a frustrating season for Endries in his first season as a Longhorn, but man did he end the regular season off strong. Four receptions for 93 yards and a massive 54-yard catch and run on the final play of the third quarter. HM1 Liona Lefau: No Anthony Hill Jr. No TyAnthony Smith for the first half, and it didn't matter. Lefau was superb for the Longhorns. HM2 Trevor Goosby: One pressure allowed on Friday night while facing one of the SEC's leading pass rushers in Cashius Howell. That was teach tape for the big time LT.

Michigan State fires their HC, I'm monitoring some movement there.

The end of the regular season has arrived, as has the final AP Top 25 before conference championship season. Texas comes in ranked No. 14. *** Ohio State Indiana Georgia Oregon Texas Tech Ole Miss Texas A&M Oklahoma Notre Dame Alabama BYU Miami Vanderbilt Texas Utah Virginia USC Michigan James Madison North Texas Tulane Arizona Navy Georgia Tech Missouri

He won't have the weight ceiling of Alfred Collins, but there are some comparable traits there for me. He and Corey Wells are both very athletic, but pretty raw at the position. A lot of their success at the HS level came as a result of being bigger, faster, stronger. Once they are refined with hand placement and actual pass rushing moves, they will have quite an group of weapons on the DL.

Carlton Youtube commitment video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZOQaLfsRy8

Junior Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/18266108/6761af2d184ecdc3f3491955

Carlton in the spring,.

Another flip!! A fourth flip in the last week goes the way of the Texas Longhorns! This time, it is Temple EDGE/DL Jamarion Carlton, who had committed to Baylor over the summer. The Longhorns had hosted Carlton on campus three different times in the last month and sure enough, those efforts were enough to flip the 6-foot-5inch defensive lineman to the Horns. Carlton was heavily recruited by LaAllen Clark in the spring, got on campus for an official visit and after a brief stint being committed to Baylor, he ends up joining the Texas class. Big time addition for the Horns on the defensive side of the ball here. View full news story

Yeah, he can scoot.