CJ Vogel

I don’t believe it will be anywhere.

Kickoff at 1:10 eastern. It will be the first quarterfinal game of the year. Texas and Arizona State have only met once, the 2007 Holiday Bowl.

Kenny Dillingham of Arizona State will be on the call as well.

Looking for injury updates, as well as maybe an update on Bevo’s travel plans as Texas returns to Mercedes Benz Stadium.

We should get going in the next five minutes or so.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian will be speaking with the media Monday morning as part of a joint press conference with the Peach Bowl. Texas is coming off a 38–24 victory over Clemson in round one of the CFP.

This might be the winner.

Now they just need a QB

I would agree with you

This is an interesting one. fits the criteria - starts, snaps, size

That to me is the one of the bigger storylines going into the week. Yes, Texas will need to take care of business, but you can expect a less physical style of ball being played in the Longhorn game vs. that of Oregon and Ohio State. A benefit really.

The former Georgia Tech wide receiver has committed to Auburn. Singleton took a second visit to Auburn over the weekend and Hugh Freeze and his staff were able to shut things down shortly after.

Hahaha. Well done.

That was Savea

They came pretty darn close!

No kidding, lol. Night and Day from the last few games we have seen.

I really like Klatt. I think he is one of the best CFB voices.

2 penalties for 10 yards. Going to win a lot of games playing that way.

Yeah Blue had 37.

Rushing success by direction.

Passing chart for QB Quinn Ewers.

A look at the snap counts for both sides of the ball following the 38-24 victory over Clemson on Saturday for Texas. *** Offense Out of 75 possible snaps. 75 – Hayden Conner, Kelvin Banks 74 – Gunnar Helm 71 – Quinn Ewers 69 – DJ Campbell 67 – Ryan Wingo, Matthew Golden 52 – Cole Hutson 46 – Trevor Goosby 38 – DeAndre Moore 37 – Jaydon Blue 35 – Juan Davis 32 – Quintrevion Wisner 29 – Cam Williams, Jake Majors 11 – Silas Bolden 10 – Jerrick Gibson 4 – Arch Manning 2 – Colin Page 1 – Tia Savea, Malik Agbo – Seven Longhorn OL played 29 or more snaps on Saturday. – Check the snaps for Ryan Wingo. Most of his career and he came way with three touches for 30 yards. *** Defense Out of 68 possible snaps. 68 – Malik Muhammad, Anthony Hill Jr., Jahdae Barron 55 – Michael Taaffe 54 – Jaylon Guilbeau 49 – Trey Moore, Barryn Sorrell, Andrew Mukuba 45 – Vernon Broughton 38 – Alfred Collins 36 – Liona Lefau 33 – Colin Simmons 32 – Jelani McDonald 30 – Jermayne Lole 22 – Gavin Holmes 19 – Ethan Burke 12 – Bill Norton, Mo Blackwell Jr. 6 – David Gbenda 3 – Alex January – Starting to see the key players get every snap in these meaningful games. – Only 12 snaps for Norton, but he made his presence known more than once. – Gavin Holmes being trusted more and more as the season progresses.

Well duh. But I don't expect him to play as poorly again.