CJ Vogel

He's a talented ballplayer. Will OU have the offensive line or skill position players that were absent last year, is my biggest Q for them.

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Not a terrible spot for Ewers in the Draft tbh.

Road games vs. Ohio State, Georgia and Florida... not a slam dunk.

Texas will win 10. Oklahoma goes over Texas A&M goes under.

Mateer is a talented QB. But they have plenty of other issues that need to be addressed before 10 wins is a viable option.

We will see. I would say it's likely to see at least some.

Love it.

April 16 - April 25

Another 2027 OL – Southlake Carroll OL Tristan Dare Dare holds 13 offers, including Baylor, Cal, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Stanford, Texas Tech, Washington

Coaching changes, change in market of the position, injuries at other programs that might have raised interest in back channels , etc. Graduation even for some. Number of reasons.

I have a feeling Auburn will be around in the spring.

Even I don't like it when you put it that way lol

Good question, I will shoot him a message.

I would bet they have some names in mind

The departure of Freddie DuBose from the Texas roster as of Tuesday afternoon opens another spot for a scholarship in the portal. Currently, the Texas scholarship count sits at 81. Wide receiver, tight end and defensive line remain positions that I am expecting Texas to be in the market for when the portal window opens up April 16.

2028 Tyler Legacy OL DeMarrion Johnson on his Texas visit in January: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17868245/673a7b1aa514c8ddf5ef7042

Kennedy Brown and Flood on the Jan. 25 visit

Brody Jennings Hudl: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/17868245/673a7b1aa514c8ddf5ef7042

1st half of the season highlights for Kennedy Brown: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/20244879/6704c0049b57f77330aa04f2

2027 and 2028 Recruits to see Texas Texas will begin hosting a number of unofficial visit weekends over the next month, filled with 2027 and 2028 prospects that are beginning to turn heads on the trail. A few names to keep eyes on in the next few weeks. *** Top 2027 In-State OL to Visit Texas will host 2027 Kingwood OL Kennedy Brown for a visit. The current belief is that Brown will be on campus May 31st for the Texas Elite Camp. Brown currently holds 20 offers, including the Longhorns who offered on January 25th of this winter when he visited last for the Texas Junior Day. At 6-foot-5-inches and 285 pounds, Brown is currently considered a top 100 prospect in the country by the composite rankings, with one ranking service including him in the top of the country. This will be a name to monitor closely in the 2027 class. New 2026 Offer to Michigan Commit The Longhorns extended an offer late Tuesday night to 2026 CB Brody Jennings out of Jacksonville, Florida, Mandarin High. Jennings attends the same school that produced current Texas WR Jaime Ffrench a year ago. Jennings is committed to Michigan and has been since July of 2024. Pair of 2028 OL Prospects Visiting – First is 2028 Tyler Legacy OL DeMarrion Johnson, who will be returning to Austin for the first time since his trip in January for the Junior Day. Johnson was offered during the Junior Day in January by Kyle Flood and boasts 16 offers already. Currently, Johnson stands 6-foot-5 and 300 pounds. Offers include: Alabama Arkansas Baylor Houston TCU Tennessee Texas Texas Tech – Another name to monitor is Center (TX) OL Jamarios Canton. As of today, the 2028 offensive lineman holds three offers – Arkansas, Florida and Nebraska, quite the start to a recruitment. Canton is 6-foot-4 and 260 pounds currently, but started as a freshman at left tackle this past fall. On the defensive side of the ball, Texas will be hosting 2028 Nacogdoches DL Caden Thomas-Bruton on Saturday as well. Thomas-Bruton took a trip to College Station last Saturday and is now headed to the flagship on Saturday. The freshman is listed at 6-feet-2-inches and 280 pounds already. UTSA was the first to offer the Nac product.

Six pitch first inning for Kade Bing and the Horns are up to bat. 0-0 B1

Texas and Sam Houston State are off and running. Follow along for updates and game highlights.

Quinn Ewers throwing the ball today. copy_AB4CE878-6393-45A0-8D3C-03E8E8A15306.mov