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Michael Taaffe on Instagram shared this snap of him and Quinn. Can’t wait to watch all our Miami Longhorns & NFL players soon! 🤘
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Does anybody actually know where ESPN gets their formula for calculating these percentages? Maybe the closest sewer or well used Port-a-Potty? I view Texas as more of a 15% or 20% at a first round bye because that only happens if Texas wins the SEC. ESPN is hilariously bad and gets worse by the year at this point.
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It’s almost that time. The road to Natty #3 in 5 years starts soon. They win it this year they are a dynasty.
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The countdown rolls on as we're officially 40 days away from Texas football. No. 40 has been worn by some outstanding Longhorn defenders over the years, headlined by Cory Redding, a first-team All-American, two-time first-team All-Big 12 selection and one of the most disruptive defensive linemen in school history. Joining Redding are Robert Killebrew, a member of Texas' 2005 national championship team who turned in one of the best single-game tackling performances in program history, and Naashon Hughes, a versatile defender who finished his career with 165 tackles, 26 tackles for loss and 14 sacks. Representing the current generation is Lance Jackson, the L…
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We’re 41 days away from kickoff, so today’s countdown looks at three Longhorns who made No. 41 memorable. Jay Arnold (1971–73) made the rare transition from defensive end to defensive back and thrived, earning consensus first-team All-Southwest Conference honors in 1973 after picking off four passes. He also helped Texas capture three straight SWC championships. Vance Bedford (1977–81) was one of the top defensive backs of his era. A two-time All-SWC selection, Bedford set a then-school record with 22 pass breakups in 1981 and finished his career with 47. He later returned to Austin as Texas’ defensive coordinator and secondary coach under Charlie Strong. G…
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Like most Texas fans, I'm excited about the potential of this Longhorn football team heading into the 2026 season. I'm hoping Steve Sarkisian, Arch Manning, and the rest of the offense put together a historic season filled with fireworks. Much of the offseason attention has centered around Cam Coleman, both nationally and locally. While Coleman is certainly deserving of the hype, I wouldn't be surprised if Ryan Wingo ends up having a truly special season. With another year in Sarkisian's offense, Wingo should have an even greater understanding of the system. That could allow Sarkisian to utilize him in more creative ways through different alignments, motions, an…
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https://x.com/TylerShawSports/status/2080769207147397240/video/1
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TAMPA, Fla. — Trevor Goosby didn’t mince words at SEC Media Days when asked to describe what went wrong when Texas tried to run the football in 2025. “Sometimes, first and foremost, we weren't physical enough,” Goosby said. “Obviously, we weren't moving bodies the way that we should have. And then, sometimes, I felt like we were just kind of playing as five individuals rather than five as one. “It was just kind of five offensive linemen out there rather than one offensive line unit,” he added. “That's kind of how I felt about last year.” There were indeed issues along the offensive line, which played a significant role in the Longhorns managing just 137.8 r…
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We’re 42 days away from kickoff and today’s countdown features one of the toughest jersey numbers in Texas history. Anthony Curl headlines the list after piling up 403 career tackles, earning two All-Southwest Conference selections, and serving as a team captain. His 157 tackles in 1992 remain one of the best single-season marks in school history. Richard Peavy was a three-year starting strong safety and four-year letterman who helped Texas reach three bowl games while providing steady play in the secondary. Caleb Bluiett rounds out the list after contributing on both sides of the ball, appearing in 44 games while recording 43 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 4…
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Just a fun re look, assuming ChatGPT accurate: 2021--Big 12--Bijan Robinson, Keondre Coburn 2022--Big 12--Bijan Robinson, Roschon Johnson, Jordan Whittington, DeMarvion Overshown, Ovie Oghoufo 2023--Big 12--Quinn Ewers, Xavier Worthy, Jordan Whittington, Jaylan Ford, Jahdae Barron 2024--SEC--Quinn Ewers, Kelvin Banks, Jahdae Barron 2025--SEC--Arch Manning, Anthony Hill, Michael Taafe 2026--SEC--Arch Manning, Trevor Goosby, Colin Simmons Great roster of players--especially the group attending more than 1 year. This year's group did well at the mic--clearly trying to be careful and not generate locker room material for opponents. …
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'Yea Alabama' Content Director Among 15 Arrested in Shelby County Operation
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Texas LHP Haiden Leffew has signed with the Rays. Leffew wasn’t drafted in the 2026 MLB Draft, but signed an UDFA deal late last week. This came as no surprise to the Horns coaching staff. Leffew provided Texas with a valuable high-leverage arm out of the bullpen during the 2026 season. In 17 relief appearances, he went 4-1 with a 4.05 ERA while striking out 31 batters over 20.0 innings and holding opponents to a .176 batting average. He had a season-high five strikeouts in three scoreless innings against Tennessee.
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Idk if anyone would be down but we should get a league going for college fantasy
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Today’s countdown spot belongs to the best Longhorns to wear No. 43, led by defensive end Kalen Thornton. Thornton played at Texas from 2000–03, appearing in 46 games with 35 starts. He finished his career with 155 tackles, 33 tackles for loss, 14 sacks and 75 quarterback pressures. He earned Freshman All-American honors in 2000, was named honorable mention All-Big 12 in 2003 and was selected as Texas’ Outstanding Defensive End following his senior season. Also representing No. 43 is linebacker Jett Bush. The former walk-on earned a scholarship in 2020 and went on to play in 58 career games with six starts. Bush recorded 60 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and thre…
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Construction Update: https://www.kxan.com/traffic/mlk-jr-blvd-at-i-35-bridge-is-set-to-open-in-time-for-longhorn-football/
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