Blake Munroe

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures in the OTF family. We hope you have a great day surrounded by the people who matter most!

Also what a cool fact about Mauldin. Dude was awesome. I love to highlight what he did every year. He was a complete badass (excuse the language but I don’t know any other way to put it).

My apologies on not doing 76 yesterday. My son was competing at the state lineman challenge and we left early. It completely slipped my mind!

With 77 days until Texas kicks off the 2026 season, it’s time to recognize some of the best Longhorns to ever wear No. 77. The headliner is unquestionably Kenneth Sims. A two-time All-American, 1981 Lombardi Award winner, College Football Hall of Famer and the No. 1 overall pick in the 1982 NFL Draft, Sims remains one of the most dominant defensive players in Texas football history. His 322 career tackles, 29 sacks, 50 tackles for loss and school-record 15 forced fumbles speak for themselves. Right alongside Sims is Brad Shearer, the 1977 Outland Trophy winner and Consensus All-American. Shearer was a force in the trenches, piling up 334 career tackles while helping Texas climb to No. 1 in the national rankings during his standout career. One of the most respected figures in Longhorn history is Stanley Mauldin. A Second-Team All-American and All-Southwest Conference selection, Mauldin helped Texas win the 1942 SWC championship before serving his country as a B-24 bomber pilot during World War II. After returning home, he played for the Chicago Cardinals and helped lead them to the 1947 NFL Championship. His No. 77 was later retired by the Cardinals. The current No. 77 is Andre Cojoe.

Some of yall are wild. Texas will be fine. Article coming later this morning.

I believe her brother is a three-star QB in Kansas as well. Applewhite is recruiting him to South Alabama.

I’ll send them to you when I get back to my laptop!

We’re 79 days away from Texas football, and today’s countdown features Terry Tausch, Tony Hills and Ben Adams. Tausch was a consensus All-American, Hills was an All-American and national champion, and Adams earned All-American honors during the Mack Brown transition era. Current No. 79: Jonte Newman.

Great point. In any sport, even football.

They want me to bury your posts as much as possible. 🤷‍♂️

Weird. I could have sworn I saw them tweet the pic of her in a cowboy hat. I’d expect it tomorrow or Friday at latest.

Well Texas needs a 1st base coach.

With the season over, we will definitely do that. Not only for what you mentioned, but also for the team.

I am actually going to do some digging on this.

I’m not very knowledgeable of their roster (though I will be looking tonight and Tomm morning)… but those are exactly the type of players Texas would take in the portal at this time. Possible difference makers who are cheaper NIL wise.

Thank y’all. Glad everyone loves it and happy to do it. I hope that we are the industry standard when it comes to both.

Nailed it.

They already have.

Earleywine at Tennessee is the only one that’s been announced.

More comin…. Might be in the morning but more coming on baseball and softball. Also trying to set a video up for you guys that I think yall will love.

Yall know I love aggressive baseball/softball. I love this hire. You get a guy with HC experience who’s known for his offense. THAT is what the doctor ordered, folks.

As first reported by Softball America, Texas is expected to hire Southeastern Louisiana Head Coach Rick Fremin to fill one of their assistant coaching vacancies. Fremin arrives at Texas with a proven track record of building winners. He spent 11 seasons as the head coach at Southeastern Louisiana, compiling a 348-197 record there and more than 700 career wins overall. His teams became nationally known for aggressive baserunning, leading Division I in stolen bases or stolen bases per game nine times during his tenure. He also developed numerous award-winning players, including multiple all-region and all-conference selections. Former Texas assistants Kristen Zaleski and Ehren Earleywine departed the program over the last two weeks.

We’re 80 days away from Texas football and No. 80 has a deep group. Alex Okafor and Tim Crowder brought elite pass-rush production, Bo Scaife and Lovell Pinkney were productive targets, while Bill Zapalac and Dwight Jefferson represent earlier championship eras. Who would you pick as the best Longhorn to wear No. 80?

Who? Mike Jonesssss