CJ Vogel

463 snaps at 6–5 and 385 pounds this year for Arkansas. 8 pressures, 13 run stops.

Everything will be on the table regardless of who returns or departs. It won’t hinder Texas’ pursuit of the best possible options at every position.

WR DeAndre Moore has entered the portal. Originally it was expected Moore would declare for the NFL Draft. Altogether, the common theme was that Moore was not expected back at Texas in 2026.

I had heard he was gone, but anticipated NFL. OU will be buyers at the LB spot

Two best pass rushers opting out is significant for that exact reason.

No news on that yet.

According to Brandon Marcello of CBS Sports, the first Michigan opt-outs have come in. EDGE Derrick Moore – 440 snaps in 2025, 11 sacks, 41 pressures LB Jaishawn Barham – 375 snaps, 21 pressures, 3 sacks OG Giovanni El-Hadi – 537 snaps in nine starts... started in 2024 as well. Allowed just 2 sacks this season.

Toombs County won the 2024 Georgia Class A Division I State Championship and returned to the title game again in 2025, but fell short to Worth County 17–13.

Mid Junior year Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/22364411/68bd44386f07174de308ac99

Texas Offers 2027 LB Kareem Palmer *** Kareem Palmer, a 2027 linebacker from Toombs County (GA), has officially received an offer from The University of Texas. Palmer shared the news on twitter Sunday afternoon, after a positive conversation with the Texas coaching staff. The original tweet also tags Texas linebackers coach Johnny Nansen as well. Palmer. a 6-foot-2-inch, 215-pound linebacker, holds nine offers at the moment, including Tennessee, Georgia Tech, Florida, Missouri, Nebraska and a couple of others.

Really solid start for Quinn. I’m liking it a lot so far

Reed has a ridiculous NIL ask out for A&M right now. If it is met, it will significantly hamstring the Aggies both on the field and with their wallets. I have no reason to think he won't return currently.

Wanted to add some notes to this – The new batter's eye wall will be 32 feet tall, a 4-foot increase from the old batter's eye. Construction, obviously is expected to be completed before the beginning of the season. Texas is putting in new 50-foot tall foul poles as well. Also, Texas is set to install a brand new fan section in right field similar to the YETI Yard in left-centerfield. Should have some new details on that soon.

The nuclear bomb dropped yesterday in regards to the swap of Pete Kwiatkowski for Will Muschamp will continue to have trickle down effect. Two positions I am monitoring on the defensive side of the ball are linebackers and defensive backs. Will Muschamp stepped foot on campus for the first time Friday morning and I was told he immediately took up with the Texas linebacking unit. What does that mean for Johnny Nansen? At the moment, I am unsure. However, if Muschamp is as hands on as this would indicate with the position, it could mean additional movement for the Longhorn LB coach. Additionally, what does Muschamp do in the back end? I mentioned Travaris Robinson as someone to watch to come in and fill the safeties coach void. The two have been tied to the hip at previous stops and it makes sense given their history together. Could Blake Gideon be in the picture? I am unsure at the moment. Meetings with the Texas staff and Muschamp will happen over the next week. I was told this DC move was a surprise to many defensive staffers, just as it was to the general public and myself. I still believe Texas will be in the market for a wide receivers coach as well. Chris Jackson's contract is up at the end of the season and based off of sourcing behind the scenes, I expect him to move on from Texas.

I believe Rutgers CB Bo Mascoe is someone to keep an eye on when the portal opens for Texas.

That is superb advice lol! Will find the one one of these days right?

That's what I keep hearing!

Junior tape: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/21958742/68cc5e757c0d3a34dd4500f7

A look at Baker's playoff run.

The first offer extended by new Texas running backs coach goes to DeSoto RB SaRod Baker. Baker is in the midst of one of the most impressive UIL State Playoff runs in recent memory and has in turn earned offers from Ohio State, Colorado and Oregon.

NIL conversations, what’s the best course of action with his family, everything else in between

I have seen some of the reports regarding RB Tre Wisner and his status for 2026 and wanted to offer my latest: Conversations are still being had behind the scenes, avenues are still being explored and final decision has yet to be made. That is of 7:00 p.m. Thursday night. I am told that anything being reported as a definite is incorrect at the moment. While I lean towards Wisner returning to Texas, there remain some necessary conversations to be had.