Jeff Howe

This is the real-life version of "Homer at the Bat." Mr. Burns is doing his best to buy a championship.

I've never met Brad Shearer, but I never had a bad interaction with Kenny Sims. A great guy and a proud Longhorn.

He played the restaurant manager who kept getting onto Jennifer Aniston about her flair. The voice is really close to Mr. Van Driessen from Beavis and Butt-Head.

Mike Judge wrote and directed Office Space, but Diedrich Bader played Lawrence.

Honorable mention to Antwan Kirk-Hughes and Luke Poehlmann. Poehlmann had a better mullet than the one Quinn rocked in 2022. Nobody will convince me otherwise.

Y'all ever notice that Brad Shearer looks like Peter's neighbor in Office Space? "I tell you what I'd do, man..."

James

I have a copy of that card, lol.

Thanks for sharing. One of the truly good guys who has laced up cleats for the Longhorns.

It’s crazy that ungraded copies of the FF card still go for $50 or more.

Since Blake and Kelvin will get a lot of love today, shoutout to David Snow. Solid player for the Longhorns on a couple of really good teams.

Need that SPF 10K, I guess.

I appreciate the shift to a simpler cover, though. I dig it.

They've allegedly boycotted so many covers that I don't know if the DCTF brass is concerned with what Aggie readers think.

Chuck Johnson was a starting offensive tackle on the other side of Stan Thomas for the 1990 "Shock the Nation Tour" team.

Shoutout to the Big Cat, Alfio Randall.

One reason he probably gets overlooked is that he played at Texas at a time when the offense wasn't exactly prolific. Texas produced some of the best defensive players in school history while Terry Tausch was a Longhorn.

Usually, that's the case. When you have players who might be selected in the fourth or fifth round and later, the conversations can become interesting, especially because high schools have considerable leverage.

One thing to keep in mind is that the NIL resources one would assume would be going to portal prospects could be used to get draftable high school signees to campus. Texas having the ability to fight against losing high school prospects to the draft is a big deal.

Nov. 4: Duke (in Charlotte) Nov. 24-26: Maui Invitational Dec. 12: at UConn TBD: Virginia (SEC-ACC Challenge)

The final notable piece of the non-conference schedule for Sean Miller's first season leading the Texas men's basketball program was unveiled on Wednesday, with the Longhorns welcoming Virginia to the Moody Center for the 2025 SEC-ACC Men's Challenge. Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports and Field of 68 reported the matchups on Wednesday. Texas opens the 2025-26 season with an ACC opponent before hosting the Cavaliers, taking on Duke at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte on Nov. 4. The sixth all-time meeting between the Longhorns and Blue Devils will be a part of the Dick Vitale Invitational, which was announced on Monday. Along with games against Virginia and Duke, Texas will complete the second leg of a home-and-home series with UConn, hitting the road to face the Huskies on Dec. 12. The Longhorns participating in the Maui Invitational, a field including Arizona State, Boise State, Creighton, NC State, Seton Hall, USC and Washington State.

Shoutout to Malik Agbo as the jumbo tight end in 2023!

Mike Jones!