Blake Munroe

That’s a dang good one. Occasionally, I’ll admit, we do miss them. Keeping up with hundreds of players across 100 diff numbers is definitely a tall task.

We’re 62 days away from Texas football. Today’s No. 62 group features Lyle Sendlein, June James and current Longhorn Connor Robertson. Sendlein is the headliner here. A starter on the 2005 national championship team, First-Team All-Big 12 in 2006, and a guy who finished his Texas career with 39 straight starts. He then carved out a really solid NFL career with the Cardinals, playing 136 games with 124 starts over nine seasons. June James was a four-year Longhorn and starting linebacker during the Fred Akers era before being drafted by the Lions in 1985 and spending time with Detroit and Indianapolis. And the current No. 62 is Connor Robertson, a senior offensive lineman who has played in 30 career games with eight starts and brings Academic All-Big 12 honors with him.

I’d be shocked if they didn’t have backup plans.

They literally just went to the CWS.

Texas didn’t get lockered for both. Laya was more NIL. Donate. The other was a completely different situation. It is what it is.

All eyes on Peterson, imo. We know Emerson is gone. We know Brody is gone.

We’re 64 days away from Texas football. Today’s No. 64 group is loaded with some serious big-man history. Casey Hampton headlines it... two-time First-Team All-American, 2000 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, 329 career tackles, 54 TFL, 5-time NFL Pro Bowler and 2-time Super Bowl champ. One of the best defensive tackles to ever come through Texas. Kasey Studdard was a key piece of the 2005 national title team, who earned All-Big 12 honors in both 2005 and 2006, helped clear the way for one of the most explosive offenses in Texas history, and won the Joseph W. Moore Award for Tenacity, which pretty much sums up the way he played. Bobby Mitchell was a Hall of Honor offensive lineman from the late-60s/early-70s run that included two national titles and three SWC championships. And Frank Bedrick owns one of the biggest individual plays in Texas bowl history: helping stuff Joe Namath on fourth-and-one at the goal line to preserve the Longhorns’ upset of No. 1 Alabama in the 1965 Orange Bowl. Who is your favorite?

56+ = went over program record 57 = games played in, not just started

We’re 65 days away from Texas football. Today’s No. 65 group features Jake Majors, Greg Dahlberg and Omar Saleh. Majors put together one of the most accomplished careers of any center in Texas history with a program-record 56+ starts, a Big 12 title, CFP appearance, SEC title game appearance, Campbell Trophy finalist honors and three Academic All-Big 12 First Team selections. Dahlberg was part of a monster era under Darrell Royal... a three-year letterman, 1970 national champion and three-time SWC champion from 1970-72. Saleh was a multi-year offensive lineman in the 1980s and part of the group that helped Texas win the 1987 Southwest Conference title.

Not going to hold my breath. But if any of you have land that has Sika deer or Pronghorn (or hell, anything), I’ll give you my $3 application fee instead if you’ll let me come hunt. 😂

100% will take you up on this next year. I completely forgot this year or I would have made the trip.

They just opened a bunch of them so I applied to four for this season.

No one on this years team wears 67, 66, 65 or 64.

Yall aren’t alone. I know my expectations for him were low coming in. Pretty sure he surprised everyone with how well he did.

We’re 66 days away from Texas football. Today’s group is a strong one up front with Harley Sewell, Doug Dawson, Herb Gray and Calvin Anderson. Sewell is the headliner as a two-time consensus All-American, Cotton Bowl MVP, College Football Hall of Famer and four-time NFL Pro Bowler. Dawson was a consensus All-American and captain of the 1983 team, while Gray was a consensus All-American, All-SWC tackle and SWC Defensive MVP. Anderson gave Texas a big one-year boost in 2018, starting every game at left tackle for a Sugar Bowl-winning team.