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  1. Jabarrius Garror moves up OV date to this weekend Prichard (Ala.) Vigor 4-star++ EDGE/LB Jabarrius Garror has made an OV schedule change. The 6-2.5, 225-pounder will be in Austin this weekend for an official visit instead of June 12-14. Garror entered May with Texas leading Miami, but the Hurricanes are now out. Four teams remains headed into this weekend: Texas, Auburn, Georgia and Florida State. Garror's OV schedule: Georgia - May 15-17 Auburn - May 28-30 Texas - June 5-7 Florida State - June 12-14 Garror currently plans to announce his decision on July 4th.

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  2. Texas wins all 6 of its pre-lim races and has all 3 boats in the A Finals. The first race is a 8:36. Then 9:00 and 9:24. Rowing has 22 teams total and each race is worth subsequently more points. The first race, 1st varsity 4 (4 person boat), is worth 22 points for the winner and you lose 1 point for each place after that. The 2nd race, 2nd varsity 8 (8 person boat), is worth 2 times the points 44 for winning and you lose 2 points after that. The final race, 1st Varsity 8, is worth 3 times the points, 66 points for winning and you lose 3 points for each place after that. The 1v8 race also serves as the tiebreaker. If you end up tied in points, the team with the faste…

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  3. Sent to me by an OTF member Y'all know this is my favorite TV show ever https://people.com/what-happened-to-the-cheers-cast-11960618

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  4. While No. 97 doesn’t have the star power of some other numbers, it has been worn by a pair of productive interior defenders and is currently occupied by a player who has a chance to make a name for himself in a hurry. 1. Frank Okam (2004-07) The easy choice at the top. At 6-foot-5 and more than 300 pounds, Frank Okam was one of the most physically imposing defensive tackles of the Mack Brown era. He earned Freshman All-American honors before developing into one of the top defensive linemen in college football. Okam was a 2006 ESPN First-Team All-American, collected multiple All-Big 12 honors and finished his Texas career with 160 tackles, 28 tackles fo…

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  5. I want this to happen after Texas beats, Oregon, and Tech (in Vegas with Sorsby playing QB) to win the national title. Enjoy your Saturday 🤘🏾!

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  6. It's sad that it has come to this. But it has. Texas Tech is doing anything to be relevant. They're desperate, so desperate in fact that it's embarrassing to watch grown men grovel. Cody Campbell and Joey McGuire are the faces of desperation. So butthurt are the Red Raiders about getting left in the Big 12 that their administration at every level, from the board of regents, to the president's office, even to the football coach's office, they're all willing to do anything to get anyone to listen to them and regard them as more relevant than they are. In a flash of showmanship and false bravado, their football coach today asked for Texas to move its game…

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  7. Looking at the D-Lineman Competing this Weekend *** The annual summer Elite Camp provides a great look into some of the top targets Texas will be prioritizing in the upcoming class. For Kenny Baker, Will Muschamp and the Texas defensive line staff, this weekend will be a great opportunity to get an early, in-person eval on some of the top defensive linemen in the country. Texas is hosting a pair of composite five-stars, a pair of Mississippi's best, and several other really talented targets from across the Lone Star State. A quick look at who will be headed down to campus this weekend. *** Prince Che, DL, Thomasville (Ga.) Thomas County Centr…

  8. In honor of Victoria Hunter's pinch hit home run on Saturday to keep Texas softball alive, I was thinking where it ranks all-time among cutch Texas moments. Let's hear them!

  9. For the second year in a row, Texas is in the winner's bracket of the Austin Regional, facing a team it lost to in a midweek game during the regular season. This year, it's Tarleton State, which beat the Longhorns 6-1 on March 17 at Disch-Falk Field. Texas will send Dylan Volantis to the mound against the Texans, who will counter with 6-foot-9-inch, 240-pound RHP Ethan Wendel (6-3, 5.64 ERA). The game will be streamed live on ESPN Plus.

  10. AUSTIN, Texas — Texas drew first blood in the first inning of Saturday’s 16-2 win over Tarleton State in the winner’s bracket game of the Austin Regional, connected on three consecutive haymakers in the second inning and cruised to victory behind a mix of patience and power at the plate and a dominant effort on the mound by Dylan Volantis. “Great ball game for us,” said Jim Schlossnagle, who watched his club draw a season-high 17 walks and play top-notch, error-free defense behind Volantis. “I felt like Dylan did a great job of trying as best he could to stay in rhythm, given the long sits he had between innings.” In the winner’s bracket, hosting a team that han…

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  11. Game 1 tonight I'm going Spurs in 6.

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  12. Well, definitely recovered from foot injury that required surgery

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  13. Any fish/aquarium hobbyists here? I’m thinking about starting an aquarium but am a total newbie. Currently just doing research. Heard it can be a major time/money sink.

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  14. https://www.instagram.com/p/DY-SU7Bkebd/?img_index=1&igsh=MTU1Yzh3eTd5ZDFpeA==

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  15. Playing Texas Sep 5 doesn't resolve the situation Sark was referring to. Sark said the in-state DI schools not in the SEC had soft conference schedules yet winning conf title gave them AQ route to CFP. We all know that statement is true. First, Cody Millionaire should fight to dump the AQ in CFP. Then Tech can counter the weak conference scenario by 1) scheduling one SEC, one B1G and one ACC team all in non-conference games in one season. OR 2.) joining a big-boy conference, even if they must sacrifice revenue for a decade or two as cost of entry (like SMU route to ACC). Is Cody Billionaire afraid to schedule Vandy, Wisconsin and Duke all in 2027? Playing U of Arkan…

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  16. The road to Omaha begins at noon at Disch-Falk Field! Texas is sending Luke Harrison to the mound against Holy Cross. With a win, the Longhorns will advance to Saturday’s game in the winner’s bracket against either UC Santa Barbara or Tarleton State. The game will be carried live on SEC Network. One way to help the bottom of the lineup is to move Mendoza down in the order. Hopefully, the move elevates the bottom third and gets Mendoza going, which is something this team needs to do to make a run.

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  17. I love football. I love talking about football. I love writing about football. I love talking and writing about Texas Longhorn football. Forgive me then for not champing at the bit to dissect a war of words between Texas and Texas Tech that’s devolved into an obnoxious publicity stunt. Hopefully, we’re nearing the end of this tiresome situation and can get back to actual football matters in the near future. Consider this my part in helping put it to bed. Joey McGuire, Cody Campbell, Kirby Hocutt and anyone else on the Red Raiders’ side of the fence who believes they have a dog in the fight have taken umbrage with Steve Sarkisian singling out …

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  18. AUSTIN, Texas — No moment has been too big for Anthony Pack Jr. throughout his exceptional freshman season on the Forty Acres. The opening game of the NCAA Tournament’s Austin Regional on Friday was no different for Pack, who hit three home runs in a 19-1 rout of Holy Cross at UFCU Disch-Falk Field. “I just went out there like every other game,” said Pack, who roughed up the Crusaders’ pitching staff to the tune of a 3-for-3 day, with four runs scored and five RBI. “I don't think anything changed. A lot of preparation, a lot of hitting with Tulo (assistant coach Troy Tulowitzki), but I think it just came from the preparation.” No Longhorn had ever recorded a thr…

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  19. Because they have teetee all over their uniforms. …Courtesy of my dad (rip).

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  20. As we continue the countdown to the 2026 Texas football season, today’s spotlight falls on one of the premier defensive line numbers in Longhorn history: No. 98. 1. Brian Orakpo (2005-08) Few defensive players in Texas history can match what Brian Orakpo accomplished in burnt orange. The Houston native capped his career with one of the greatest individual seasons ever by a Longhorn defender in 2008, earning unanimous All-American honors while sweeping some of college football’s most prestigious awards. Orakpo won the Nagurski Trophy, Lombardi Award and Ted Hendricks Award while also being named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year. He finished his Texas…

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  21. We continue our countdown series, where every day from now until kickoff we take a look back at the Texas team that matches the countdown number. Today, that means the 1928 Texas Longhorns. The 1928 season was one of the most important years in Texas football history, and not just because the Longhorns won the Southwest Conference championship. This was the first Texas team to wear the darker burnt orange uniforms that would eventually become the iconic Texas Orange look fans know today. Before that, the brighter orange jerseys had a tendency to fade badly over time, leading to opposing fans jokingly calling Texas the “yellow bellies.” Head coach Clyde Litt…

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  22. If anyone has requests for specific content, please let us know and leave a suggestion below. We already have our content plan set for this week, but we're always looking to add more of what y'all want. Thanks, Bobby

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