Jeff Howe

I have a lot of respect for him for getting into a no-win situation, following Nick Saban at Alabama. If he won big last year, he did it with Saban's players. Yet, he's a bum by going 9-4. I think they'll be better with Ryan Grubb back with DeBoer as OC.

Here's to the 2023 version of Bert Auburn! Great season!

And we've got to mention Vernon Broughton! Snubbed from the All-SEC team last year, but he made up for it by going in the third round of the draft. He's part of a 2020 recruiting class that was big in helping Sark get things rolling on the Forty.

Honorable mention to Dwight Kirkpatrick.

Even better job by the community! Y'all have helped rejuvenate my love and appreciation for the gig!

The first player we bumped into this morning was Brenen Thompson, who's now a Mississippi State Bulldog. Jeff Lebby and his players were here early, making the rounds on Digital Drive.

We got @Gerry Hamilton fueled up and ready for a day of razzing the masses, as only he can.

Shout-out to @John Burrows for walking to the venue from the OTF Airbnb. Setting the tone strong this morning!

On Texas Football coverage of SEC Media Days is brought to you by Vonlane, Flat Creek Estate Winery, Advanced Pain Care and South Point Dodge. *** ATLANTA — Texas has left the building, but OTF is still at the College Football Hall of Fame, ready for day No. 3 of SEC Media Days. On the heels of a memorable Tuesday for Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns, Wednesday’s activity begins with Alabama and Mississippi State this morning, followed by Florida and Oklahoma in the afternoon. Kalen DeBoer kicks things off when he takes the podium at 8:05 a.m., with Jeff Lebby (9:50 a.m.), Billy Napier (noon) and Brent Venables (1:45 p.m.) rounding out the coaches' press conferences on the main stage. View full news story

Shoutout to Peter Mpagi, another No. 45!

In case you missed anything, we created a hub for you to find everything we published today.

On Texas Football coverage of SEC Media Days is brought to you by Vonlane, Flat Creek Estate Winery, Advanced Pain Care and South Point Dodge. *** ATLANTA — With Texas scheduled to make the rounds at SEC Media Days, Tuesday was going to be a big day. It became memorable when OTF 5-star linebacker Tyler Atkinson committed to the Longhorns a few hours before OTF 4-star++ defensive lineman James Johnson switched his commitment from Georgia to Texas. OTF tracked the Texas contingent at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta and reacted to a massive afternoon on the recruiting trail. If you missed anything, we’ve got you covered with links to the OTF’s content produced throughout the day. SEC Media Days live thread for Tuesday: https://ontexasfootball.com/news/articles/scoop/sec-media-days-live-thread-tuesday-r2144/page/2/?tab=comments#comment-163607 Michael Taaffe’s touching tribute to Texas flood victims: https://ontexasfootball.com/news/articles/scoop/watch-michael-taaffe-with-a-touching-tribute-at-sec-media-days-r2146/?do=getNewComment&d=1&id=2146 Which new Longhorns have stood out during the summer?: Tuesday’s edition of Coffee & Football: Watch With Us! Tyler Atkinson makes his decision: BOOM! Tyler Atkinson commits to Texas: BOOM! James Johnson commits to Texas: DOUBLE BOOM! Analyzing a 5-star Tuesday for the Longhorns: Sark’s media scrum: Sark’s formal press conference: Arch Manning’s media scrum: Arch Manning’s press conference with electronic media outlets: Media scrum with Anthony Hill Jr. and Michael Taaffe: Anthony Hill Jr.’s press conference with electronic media outlets: Michael Taaffe’s press conference with electronic media outlets: Recapping the day’s events on Tuesday’s Longhorn Livestream: View full news story

Ahmard Hall's career is truly remarkable. Served in the Marines, walked on at Texas, won a national championship and then played six years in the NFL. That's a heck of a life.