Blake Munroe

Surprisingly you’re the first!

This is every John Mateer pass from his games against teams who were bowl eligible last season, plus Wyoming. Key for chart:

Who grinds (or grinded) your gears the most in college football and why? Why do you dislike them so much? I figured we always do favorite plays, players, etc… let’s crank it up a notch and go the exact opposite. Who yall hating on?

I wouldn’t believe me either.

Current No. 33 is freshman DT Myron Charles. Also a shoutout to David Gbenda as the most recent No. 33 to see the field.

We are 33 days away from Texas opening their season against Ohio State in Columbus. Who is your favorite No. 33 to play for the Longhorns? Some options today include… Priest Holmes Edwin Simmons D’Onta Foreman

Coffee and Football is the place to be starting at 8:15 AM. We will bring you the latest Longhorns news and take your questions.

Here’s what Cowboys HC Coach Brian Schottenheimer had to say about former Texas RB Jaydon Blue: "Yeah, the speed, the dynamic playmaking ability. I think he's a dual-threat guy. I think you can hand him the ball. He doesn't need a lot of space to make people miss, and his acceleration is uncanny. I mean, his ability to get to top speed is unique," Schottenheimer said. "He's just, he's such a talented young man. But what I like is the professionalism that he's shown at this camp.“ "I think it's one of those things where, like, he's here and he's like, 'Okay, I think it's kind of go time. I have my little bit of learning curve in the off-season program and all this new language.' You gotta remember these guys, they rarely hear play calls in the huddle. They get signals, and they're going fast. And so I think he's much more comfortable with what we're doing. So you're seeing him play faster, freer, and more confident." https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news/brian-schottenheimer-raves-about-talent-professionalism-dallas-cowboys-rookie

If you want to read the article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/2025-big-ten-football-schedule-breakdown-predicting-the-first-loss-for-all-16-conference-teams/

CBS Sports did an article where they predicted each big 10 teams first loss. As for the Buckeyes, CBS predicts that they will lose to Texas in the season opener. Here’s what they had to say:

Arch Manning +400 Garrett Nussmeier (LSU) +550 Cade Clubnik (Clemson) +600 Julian Sayin (Ohio St) +1000 Drew Allar (Penn St) +1000 LaNorris Sellers (S. Carolina) +1200 DJ Lagway (Florida) +1200 Dante Moore (Oregon) +1200 Carson Beck (Miami) +1500 Sam Leavitt (Ariz St) +2200 John Mateer (OU) +2200 Gunner Stockton (UGA) +2200 Austin Simmons (Ole Miss) +2200 Marcel Reed (Texas A&M) +2800 Ty Simpson (Alabama) +2800

We’ll continue to track it over the next 34 days.

I’m with you on this one, but you never know!

You’re sharing with the class when you win, right?

We’re down to just 34 days before the Horns take on the Buckeyes…. Not even asking the question today, despite the title. Ricky. It’s Ricky Williams.

Played last year against ULM and UTSA! (WR Rett Andersen for those unaware)

Sweet pic!

This morning I’ve been doing research on the betting side of things for Texas/Ohio State. Here are the betting statistics for the big season opener: - The public sides with the Horns on both the spread (65% of the money) and outright winner (a whopping 96% of the money). - The game is the most bet, by total money wagered, for all Week 1 games. - The matchup is the second most bet game, by number of bets, for Week 1, falling behind Alabama/FSU. - Both teams are the betting favorites (+550) to win the CFP. 19.5% of the total money is on Texas to win it all, while 8.7% is on Ohio State. - The Longhorns are responsible for 12.5% of all tickets to win the CFP, compared to 9.2% for the Buckeyes. - The largest bet on Texas to win the CFP is currently $300,000, which would pay $1.5 million. This is also the largest reported bet for a team to win the CFP, period.

"There's nobody who's able to cut like Bijan in the NFL," Barkley said for the NFL Top 100 countdown. "There's not. You can go argue with your mom about that, I'll be honest. Trust me -- I love myself and I think I have great cuts, and there's nobody. The way he's able to -- his vision, his agility and he can catch the ball, too. So it's gonna get scary for a lot of people as he continues to figure it out." Full article https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/saquon-barkley-touts-bijan-robinson-as-nfls-best-cutter-you-can-go-argue-with-your-mom-about-that/

Also a shoutout to Edwin Freeman, the linebacker out of Arlington Bowie. He was one of my favorite recruits to cover.

Gotta mention this guy when talking 35 at Texas…even if it is basketball!