Blake Munroe

Join us for Coffee and football this morning at 8 AM CST. Bob Shipley, Gerry Hamilton and I will be taking your questions and talking the Horns. See you there!

A lot of you have asked my opinion on this past weekend. Here's my thoughts: - Texas going 0-3 this weekend is something I didn't expect, but isn't that surprising. The Horns never do well in these big neutral site contests early on in the season and then seem to get it together as the season progresses and when it matters the most. I will say that a loss to Texas State was a bit shocking, however. - Choking that game away to Vanderbilt was a bit inexcusable as well. To be up that much and then have 11 unanswered runs scored is not good. At all. - Pitching HAS TO IMPROVE. Texas has some guys, but their stuff isn't on par with the Wake Forest and LSU's of the world. It isn't elite. Velo is average. - Catching HAS TO IMPROVE. Was a big question mark coming in and is a question mark today. - The offense is a lot of fun at times and then sometimes makes me pull my hair out. Need more consistency and clutch moments. Speaking of clutch, I've also had concerns about RISP so far this season and those concerns haven't been alleviated. - Texas needs to be more active in the portal. It sort of reminds me of Dabo and Clemson. It's there. Take advantage. - Doing the above would fix a lot of roster balancing issues like this team currently has.

The new baseball polls are out and Texas, as expected, has fell in the rankings after going 1-3 last week. Here are the rankings: Perfect Game: No. 14 Baseball America: No. 23 D1Baseball: No. 24 View full news

Thank y’all! A special thanks to Cat for joining me and helping out. I have no problem saying she carried the interview with Reese. I would have been lost without her on that one.

Join us for Coffee and Football at 8 AM CST. We will talk Texas. Bobby has to do the Manscaped read. That’s all you need to know. Hook Em!

I sat down with Texas legend Cat Osterman and Reese Atwood to discuss this year’s softball team.

Junior season highlights: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/16196518/65661e3290eecf07e0d660c3

Last night the Longhorns offered 2025 tight end Linkon Cure. The 6-foot-6, 220-pounder, who hails from Goodland, Kan., was offered by Jeff Banks. Cure is considered to be one of the top tight ends in the country and is a four-star prospect by all recruiting services. He holds offers from many schools, including Michigan, Oregon, Notre Dame, USC, Oklahoma, Ole Miss and more. This past season, he caught 42 passes for 946 yards and 14 touchdowns. A multi-sport athlete, Cure also plays basketball and runs track. He ran a 22.45 in the 200, 14.85 in the 110m hurdles, 39.32 in the 300m hurdles (state champion) and 6-2 in the high jump. View full news

More like asstros, amirite? 😁

Texas baseball is gearing up for a 3 day stand in Houston, where they'll face off against three different teams. They'll start tonight at 7:00 PM, where they'll face off against No. 3 LSU. On Texas Football has learned that the Longhorns will start LeBarron Johnson Jr. on the mound, while LSU will trot out Luke Holman. This might just be the best pitching matchup we will see, regardless of team, in the month of March. For Saturday's matchup against Texas State (3:00 PM), the Horns will start Charlie Hurley. And on Sunday, when the Longhorns face off against No. 9 Vanderbilt (11:00 AM), Texas will start Cody Howard. TV Info: All of the tournament games will be televised by Space City Home Network and available on the channel in the entirety of the Astros five-state viewing area. Seven of the nine games will be on the primary channel, with Saturday’s afternoon and night games being aired live on the Space City Home Network alternate channel. Additionally, all games will also be streamed live without a paywall on Astros.com and on the Astros X, Facebook and YouTube channels. View full news

It’s a new day and a new month, so march right over to the OTF YouTube page this morning for Coffee and Football. Beginning at 8 AM, Bobby Burton, Gerry Hamilton and I will be taking your questions and talking the Longhorns, including football, basketball, baseball and recruiting.