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  1. When asked about people on the outside expecting a drop-off with the offensive line, Campbell said the line isn’t concerned with what’s said about them. He’s not expecting a drop-off this season.
  2. DJ Campbell he’s tried to take on the leadership role within the offensive line, along with Cole Hutson and Trevor Goosby.
  3. Shoutouts to Greg Brown and Joe Bergeron!
  4. Whatever helps strengthen the argument to get the ball into Jermaine Bishop's hands.
  5. My high school defensive coordinator and English teacher, Reagan Willman. Out of Menard High School, he was a walk-on at Texas for three years (1994-96). He earned a letter in 1996. A coach and teacher who helped mold me and changed my life for the better. He has a degree from UT and rings for the last SWC title and the first Big 12 championship. Coach Willman is my favorite No. 24 ever for the Longhorns. (And because of the Ron McKelvey fiasco, he's the only No. 24 listed on the 1994 and 1995 rosters.)
  6. So, to recap: — Sark said the defense is ahead of the offense, which he’s OK with for now. The offense needs to start picking it up, specifically letting go of negative plays and not letting things linger. — He likes the offensive line’s depth, even after Andre Cojoe’s injury. — DJ Campbell was back at practice today. Ryan Wingo should be full go on Thursday. — The defense is doing a good job of playing the ball. — Emmett Mosley has impressed Sark with tools that are better than what the staff initially expected. — There was a lot of praise for the interior defensive linemen, and Sark believes Texas has more guys who can play more snaps than what Kenny Baker’s group had last season.
  7. Sark said there’s “some mental toughness” that needs to start emerging on offense.
  8. Still, he said Tre Wisner had a 50-60-yard touchdown during a live period today.
  9. Sark said the defense is ahead of the offense.
  10. Sark said with the options they’ve got at nickel, it could be opponent-specific and/or game-plan specific regarding who gets the most snaps there.
  11. Sark said he’s not in a rush for a starter at nickel to emerge. “I need versatility there,” he said.
  12. Sark said it’s hugely important to keep developing the young players on the roster throughout the season.
  13. Sark mentioned Maraad Watson, Cole Brevard, Hero Kanu and Alex January when he was asked which defensive linemen have flashed early in camp.
  14. DJ Campbell is back at practice. Sark said Ryan Wingo needed another day.
  15. Sark said Jordan Washington and Emaree Winston had some nice plays in the red zone yesterday.
  16. Sark said they wanted an experienced, productive tight end out of the portal, which is why they went and got Jack Endries. That Endries can be a red-zone weapon is a bonus.
  17. Sark: “We’ve got to think really good and play physical.”
  18. Sark on what intangibles need to show out when the team practices in full pads: “We’re looking for contact courage.”
  19. Sark really talking up how well the secondary is playing the ball.
  20. “We’ve been good,” Sark said regarding quarterback ball security in camp. “Yesterday wasn’t our best day.”
  21. Sark: “We have to learn to deal with disappointment. Not every play is going to go perfect.” Offensively, he said, there’s too much of letting one play impact the next.
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