CJ Vogel

Iowa Colony playmaker.

Best of luck to Dailyn! For Sean Miller's sake, it would be awesome if he hears his name in the lottery.

Great stuff Jeff. It’s hard to envision Texas as less disciplined in 2026, but there’s no real guarantee they are significantly improved. Regardless, it’s an area of the game they have to be better in if they want to achieve the ultimate goal

the 2025 Class:

Michael Dickson and DeShon Elliott will receive some looks for the pre-Sark era.

Came across this idea on the r/CFB thread earlier today and wanted to share it: How many for sure College Football Hall of Famers would you consider to be waiting for their induction from the Texas Longhorns over the last ten years? You could even condense it to just the Sark era – probably what it come down to most likely anyways. The requirements to make the CFB HOF as a former player: Must be a First-Team All-American (NCAA recognized), 10+ seasons removed from college, played within the last 50 years (with Veteran Committee exceptions), and not currently in the pros. *** 1. Bijan Robinson 2. Kelvin Banks 3. T'Vondre Sweat 4. Jahdae Barron 5. Michael Taaffe 6. Colin Simmons ... eventually 7. Xavier Worthy (?) Let me know what you think.

I'm a buyer on Florida this year. Out on Tennessee and Missouri.

I tend to agree with this.

Good stuff right there. Texas is led by a fantastic athletic director.

That Dia card is absolutely money.

Nice to have the final visit date here.

I like the look of that @charlie990 Some really ugly games in that lol. But it shows a little of what I was referencing when it comes to dominating the trenches on both sides, it matters in T.O.P.

I would venture out to say... yes. Yes indeed.

Great to see this update on Missouri RB Ahmad Hardy.

I do think T.O.P. is a strong indicator of whether or not your trenches are dominant on both sides of the football. It won't dictate whether or not you win/lose games, but I do think it showcases the ability for teams to win at the line of scrimmage more times than not. I was very surprised to see Notre Dame as low on the T.O.P. rankings as they were given their running game and ability to beat teams up front.

I dont know when to sell. Me no smart.

An improved offensive line and run game should certainly help this case. 2025: Texas ranked 109th (28:29.92) 2024: Texas ranked 74th (29:51.63) 2023: Texas ranked 36th (31:13.14) 2022: Texas ranked 120th (27:18.62) 2021: Texas ranked 110th (28:05.67)

One day LaMelo will figure it out and I'll be rich!

Had to get that thing in a one touch immediately lol

As I typically do around this time of the year, I found an interesting stat that I believe must change for Texas to reach the heights they want to in 2026. A look at the time of possession from teams that won 10+ games a year ago. *** 2. James Madison (34:12.71) 3. Georgia (33:52.43) 5. Ohio State (33:07.00) 7. Miami (33:04.44) 9. BYU (32:43.21) 10. Indiana (32:37.94) 11. Navy (32:36.92) 14. Texas A&M (32:30.31) 16. Houston (32:18.08) 18. Virginia (32:16.14) 27. Alabama (31:32.33) 36. Vanderbilt (31:00.69) 40. Tulane (30:51.64) 41. Oregon (30:48.73) 42. Utah (30:47.77) 74. Oklahoma (29:44.31) 76. Texas Tech (29:39.86) 87. Notre Dame (29:17.92) 106. Ole Miss (28:43.87) 109. Texas (28:29.92) 112. North Texas (28:23.07) *** Only three teams with 10+ wins a year ago had a time of possession ranking outside of the top 100, with the Longhorns having the second worst among the group. Only six of the 21 teams lost the time of possession battle. Ole Miss was an extreme outlier given how successful their run in the CFP was. Texas Tech did not score a point in the CFP and Oklahoma blew a 17-point lead at home in their meeting with Alabama. Notre Dame, North Texas and Texas all missed the CFP.

Also the same school as 27 CB Joshua Dobson.

That absolutely rips. What a pull.

Are you sure that isn't a real photo?

It's a slow jumper, that's for sure.

LeBron James. Rather easily.