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This was discussed this morning. I found it on YouTube. https://youtu.be/1cTdWsaki-M?si=G3uxZXfFQm8PQEtC
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The nuclear bomb dropped yesterday in regards to the swap of Pete Kwiatkowski for Will Muschamp will continue to have trickle down effect. Two positions I am monitoring on the defensive side of the ball are linebackers and defensive backs. Will Muschamp stepped foot on campus for the first time Friday morning and I was told he immediately took up with the Texas linebacking unit. What does that mean for Johnny Nansen? At the moment, I am unsure. However, if Muschamp is as hands on as this would indicate with the position, it could mean additional movement for the Longhorn LB coach. Additionally, what does Muschamp do in the back end? I mentioned Travaris Rob…
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In all of coach Sarkisian’s time with the program i’ve never seen him be this “aggressive” you could say when it comes to making decisions in the offseason. If this is his new normal i’m excited to see what else he pulls off.
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The first offer extended by new Texas running backs coach goes to DeSoto RB SaRod Baker. Baker is in the midst of one of the most impressive UIL State Playoff runs in recent memory and has in turn earned offers from Ohio State, Colorado and Oregon.
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My favorite part of Will Muschamp returning as Defensive Coordinator? Georgia fans and media think it is a grand slam hire. Article linked in the tweets, but this line was notable to me: “Given that a defensive coordinator as respected as Muschamp will be taking over the defensive roster, the Longhorns will likely be a much tougher opponent moving forward.” Film Guy Reacts:
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The vigor with which Texas addresses the wide receiver position in the transfer portal likely depends on the answer to one question. How much faith does Steve Sarkisian have in Ryan Wingo emerging as a bona fide No. 1 option for Arch Manning? Leading the Longhorns in receptions (50), receiving yards (770) and touchdown receptions (seven) en route to second-team All-SEC recognition from the league’s coaches constitutes a successful sophomore campaign through 12 games. Still, finishing the regular season with the second-most dropped passes among SEC wide receivers (Wingo’s seven are currently two behind Alabama’s Ryan Williams for the league high), which contribut…
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When discussing RB portal recruiting, Bobby has mentioned that there may be some big name RBs to hit the portal not named Jaden Baugh. I was looking through RBs and was wondering about some names: Lacey (Ole Miss) Hardy (Missouri) Brown (Louisville) Martin (BYU) Bishop (Tenn) Washington (Baylor) Durham (LSU) Berry (LSU) Sama III (ISU) Miller (Bama) Thoughts? Missing some folks?
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It’s Quinn Ewers time in Miami this Sunday! Ewers will get his first career start against Joe Burrow and the Bengals this weekend.
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I have seen some of the reports regarding RB Tre Wisner and his status for 2026 and wanted to offer my latest: Conversations are still being had behind the scenes, avenues are still being explored and final decision has yet to be made. That is of 7:00 p.m. Thursday night. I am told that anything being reported as a definite is incorrect at the moment. While I lean towards Wisner returning to Texas, there remain some necessary conversations to be had.
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The Aggie killer? Sooner slayer? Tre Wisner is coming back. Big news. https://www.instagram.com/p/DSaj3VmDraI/?igsh=MXZ3emZ3cGxvZHM0dQ==
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If you’re stunned, congratulations — you’re having the correct emotional response. This is Sark making a very deliberate, very loud statement that “good” isn’t good enough anymore. Last year’s defense flirted with elite. This year’s defense settled into solid-but-frustrating, especially once the back end started leaking oil midseason. And in Sark’s world, that’s unacceptable with championship-level talent on the roster. Enter Coach Boom. Again. Muschamp isn’t here to experiment, grow into the role, or vibe. He’s here to bring violence, accountability, and clarity — three things that quietly slipped this season. This is the defensive equivalent of saying: “E…
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The American Football Coaches Association FBS All-America Team is out, and three Texas players made the list. — Michael Taaffe (first-team defensive back) — Colin Simmons (second-team defensive line) — Anthony Hill Jr. (second-team linebacker) This is the first NCAA-recognized All-American team to have all three Longhorns on the squad.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/DSaUKbnjnRl/?igsh=MWxzdm9teXduMXFndQ==
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Finally, Ryan Niblett gets some much-deserved recognition. Niblett is one of two first-team return specialists on the 2025 Football Writers Association of America All-America Team, which was released on Thursday. Anthony Hill (LB) and Michael Taaffe (DB) both made the second-team defense. The FWAA didn't vote Colin Simmons to either the first or second team.
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https://x.com/vvinzetta/status/2001400606297038894?s=46
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ESPN story... https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47340854/michigan-interim-president-domenico-grasso-provides-update-investigation-football-program-athletic-department
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Texas CB Jaylon Guilbeau has posted his NFL Draft declaration and thank you to The University of Texas. Hoping for the best for Jaylon! He was one of my favorite recruits to follow and had a heck of a career.
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Per 247 (take that with a grain of salt)
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ESPN story ... https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/47327868/2026-college-football-playoff-brought-nick-saban-georgia-miami-oregon-indiana-ole-miss
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https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/dfwvarsity/article313651545.html
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At this point, playoff expansion feels less like a debate and more like the inevitable next episode ESPN is already scripting. After this season’s mess, nobody with a straight face can argue the system “worked as intended.” When you’re excluding teams that could plausibly win the title, that’s not scarcity—that’s a math problem. Even the commissioners are now saying the quiet part out loud, which tells you how bad it got. The real tell isn’t the rhetoric, though—it’s the deadline. ESPN quietly sliding the decision date from December to January 23 isn’t about logistics. It’s about protecting the content pipeline. You don’t kill a controversy that drives ratings; …
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Texas received eight first-place votes, which weren't enough to overtake No. 1 UConn. Sunday's 89-54 rout of No. 13 Baylor moved the Longhorns to 12-0 on the season. Vic Schaefer's team will be back in action at Moody Center on Wednesday against Northwestern State (8 p.m., SEC Network).
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