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  1. It’s the best weekend of the year. Texas–Oklahoma. It’s go time! *** First Quarter Texas won the toss and took the football. Sarkisian wants a chance to avenge the start from 2023 and we get to see Quinn Ewers immediately on the field for Texas. *** Ewers doesn't get the look he wants on the first down and takes a sack. Third and long against an OU defense is now where you want to be. Ewers misses a wide open wide receiver and Billy Bowman Jr. comes away with the INT. Just the exact same start from a year ago, the recipe for losing this game. The turnover does not result in points for OU after what appeared to be just a dud of a …

  2. Started by Bobby Burton,

    The Horns started slow. Too slow. Then things turned really ugly… for the Sooners. The Longhorns absolutely dominated the second through fourth quarters, administering a Texas-sized butt-whipping to Brent Venables for the second time in three years, this one a 34-3 embarrassment that will leave more than a few Okies questioning if they have the right man for the job when they head back north of the Red River. Meanwhile down in Austin, the Longhorns don’t have those problems or questions. Steve Sarkisian’s team overcame a sluggish start, scoring 34 unanswered points and leaving the field on Saturday without the Sooners scoring a single touchdown. I…

  3. Texas Recruiting: The "Wish list" The Texas Longhorns sit at 21 commitments and a top 5 level class with the flip of 4-star+ wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon from FSU earlier in the week. To get your college football Saturday going, OnTexasFootball takes a look at the "wish list" for the Longhorns with six or seven spots remaining in the 2025 class. Any combination of these players would give Texas the No. 2 class, with No. 3 being most likely. Quarterback (1) K.J. Lacey, QB, Saraland (Ala.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Running back (2) James Simon, RB, Shreveport (La.) Calvary Baptist #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasF…

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  4. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Almost every Texas football season I remember can be summed up into two parts. What happens before OU. And what happens after. That’s what this game so often means. It’s the ultimate measuring stick of both programs. Texas either has momentum rolling into the rest of October and beyond, or the team has to pick itself up off the canvas after losing as emotional a game as can be played. There is rarely any middle ground to be had. Of course, both teams could still have “good” seasons with a bad outcome in this contest. Texas proved that a year ago by advancing to the College Football Playoff. Even so, something about last season left …

  5. Started by Bobby Burton,

    The festivities have begun. Gerry Hamilton and I are out here at Firewheel Golf Course in Garland this morning for the annual Get Teed Off at OU golf tournament benefitting the Dallas Texas-Exes scholarship fund. It's going to be a fun day. More than 250 Longhorns are participating in the event and they're coming from all over the state and country. ** The commit of Daylan McCutcheon caught many by surprise but not us. We began hearing about a week before his visit for the Mississippi State game that conversations with the Longhorns were turning more serious and that his thoughts on the situation at Florida State had become more dire. While o…

  6. Texas defensive line board expands by two 5-stars The Texas Longhorns are in deep sea fishing mode with up to seven spots remaining in the 2025 class. The Longhorns currently have a top 5 ranked class for a fourth year in a row, and are setting up to take a swing at the highest ranked class yet under Steve Sarkisian and staff. One position that Texas is setting up for some massive battles in defensive line. Kenny Baker has two commitments from two of the nations best with four or five the goal by December 4. Texas commitments Myron Charles, DL, Port Charlotte (Fla.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OTF ranking: 4-star+ Josiah Sharma, DL, Folsom (Calif.) Hi…

  7. The No. 1 defensive tackle in the country, Justus Terry, will be visiting Texas for the Georgia game on October 19 he tells OTF. The Manchester, Georgia star had committed to USC in March, though decommitted towards the end of June. Terry is a five-star out of Manchester, Georgia which means another UGA-Texas battle could be on hand over the next few weeks. View full news story

  8. It is a game unlike any other in all of college football and the stakes have rarely been higher for the Texas Longhorns. Coming into the Dallas undefeated has been a rarity of the last two decades, and coming in as the No. 1 team in the land is something that has not happened for Texas since 1984. While the Longhorns are a whopping 14.5-point favorite at the moment, everyone who has been or watched this game before knows rarely does what you think will happen, actually happen in this game. Therefore, here are my keys to the game in all three phases. *** Offense Take Care of the Football Duh. That should be the key for every game Texas pla…

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  9. Yet another FSU flip. View full news story

  10. Texas vs. Georgia visitor list The visitor list for the Texas-Georgia game October 19 continues to expand, and will so through mid-week of next week. OnTexasFootball brings the latest on the visitor list. Wwill continue to update the list, and make changes where needed. 2025 Prospects Michael Terry III, ATH, San Antonio (Texas) Alamo Heights OTF ranking: 4-star++ Javion Hilson, EDGE, Cocoa (Fla.) High OTF ranking: 4-star++ Justus Terry, DL, Manchester (Ga.) High OTF ranking: 5-star Note: This will be a first trip to UT for Terry. Georgia, Alabama and Miami are the competition. Joseph Mbatchou, DL, Loganville (Ga.) Grayson OT…

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  11. OTF Recruiting: Offers I love in 2026 The majority of eyes of the Texas fan base are on the 2025 recruiting class, and for very good reason. Having been on the road and seen some 2026 prospects with another trip through the Southeast Region planned soon, I wanted to take an early look at some of the 2026 offers by Texas that have my full attention. The 2026 class currently has three commitments, with one at least a 50-50 shot to reclassify to 2025. 2026 Commitments Dia Bell, QB, Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star Chris Stewart, WR, Pearland (Texas) Shadow Creek #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball …

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  12. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Well, the SEC injury report for the Longhorns certainly was surprising. Texas punter Michael Kern, a freshman from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was listed as questionable. Kern appeared to tweak his groin against Mississippi State but Texas never punted again in the contest so his health flew under the radar. So the starting Texas punter, as well as the starting deep snapper, Tate Haver, are now listed as questionable. Texas is expected to turn to Ian Ratliff, a sophomore walk-on from Atascocita, at punter. Kern beat out Ratliff in the competition for the job during fall camp. Ratliff is a product of the preferred walk-on system at Texas, a system that also …

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  13. QB Quinn Ewers and DB Derek Williams are likely to return to the field for the Texas Longhorns on Saturday against Oklahoma. Both are listed PROBABLE, but as we have been reporting, Ewers is back on the field Saturday. View full news story

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  14. Started by CJ Vogel,

    It is a huge week for Texas and more importantly Steve Sarkisian. Coming into the Red River Shootout as the No. 1 team in the land has been a rarity for the Texas Longhorns in the series history — though they will be adding a tally to that count on Saturday. Echoing what Bobby Burton said earlier today, Quinn Ewers has been healthy and practicing well for the last week and a half. Again, I am told if Miss State was Georgia or Oklahoma or Texas A&M, you would have seen Ewers on the field two weeks ago. It has been a strong week for Jaydon Blue as well. He has been focused and you can bet your bottom dollar the emphasis on ball control has been sky high for …

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  15. Started by Bobby Burton,

    I’m told the first two days of practice this week have been crisp. The Longhorns have executed well, been focused and appear ready to go. ** I’m told Quinn Ewers has shown no signs of any lingering injury issues although trainers and coaches are monitoring him closely. ** Expect some surprises in this game coming from both teams. The Sooners offense may go heavy with the zone read in an attempt to control some of the clock and keep things simple for their freshman QB. Their defense may try to deploy some three-high looks that have given Sark and Ewers some issues over the past couple of years. Anything and everything is on the table, includin…

  16. Say goodbye to the National Letter of Intent! The binding agreement to a school signed by prospects to declare their committal to a school will instead be financial aid papers and Name, Image and Likeness / scholarship agreements. It is the end of an era in regard to the NLI, however this has been the direction college football has been headed for quite some time. This move also allows for more freedom to the student athletes with coaching carousels occurring essentially at any time from December 1 to the beginning of spring camp. View full news story

  17. A historical trend in the Red River Shootout has been points, points and more points. Over the last ten years, the average total points scored in this matchup is 71.3, which when you consider the total for this game set by Vegas is only at 49.5 you may be leaving the fair having expected more. However, the lone constant in this series up until two years ago is gone – Lincoln Riley. The remnants of the offense that once produced Heisman after Heisman is completely gone. It is a completely different looking program in Norman, Oklahoma and from a Texas perspective, that is a good thing. Oklahoma has been dinged offensively at just about every position. The wi…

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  18. Jalen Lott is explosive & S/DB on Texas’ radar Frisco, Texas - OnTexasFootball made a couple of school stops Tuesday in the DFW area. This morning, we give a rundown of one of the stops that includes at least one top target in the 2026 class. Jalen Lott, WR/CB - 2026 The OnTexasFootball 4-star++ junior was ultra impressive in practice Tuesday. Lott, 5-11 and 172 pounds, showed initial explosive movement skills, acceleration and long speed on several occasions in a 1.5 hour practice. The son of former Texas Longhorns standouts (father James Lott in Hall of Honor) could play WR or CB at the next level, and will likely factor in the return game. He p…

  19. Started by Bobby Burton,

    In case you missed it, the SEC announced Texas vs Georgia will be next weekend’s prime-time game on ABC. It sets up as the biggest, highest-rated clash in Austin in at least a decade. But… It’ll only be that big if Texas takes care of its business this weekend. The Horns can not afford to look ahead. The Sooners beat Texas a year ago. Texas must force their style of play on the Sooners this weekend and avenge that loss. Once that occurs, there will be plenty of time to talk about the Bulldogs. ** While Tre Wisner is clearly pushing for more playing time, Steve Sarkisian knows what he has in running back Jaydon Blue and knows he needs his…

  20. Two visit updates; Georgia visitor list expands The Texas staff made a number of stops Friday in the states of Texas, Georgia and California. OnTexasFootball begins the week with a pair of updates on defensive lineman on the board for the Longhorns. Kevin Wynn and Malcolm Simpson Kenny Baker made a stop at Green County High in Greensoboro, Ga. Friday to see FSU 4-star+ DL commit Kevin Wynn. Wynn told OnTexasFootball Sunday night that he has not yet locked in a visit date to Texas. Texas wants Wynn to make the visit with both parents, and that did not happen in June. That was key for FSU in the close of the recruitment. Wynn has been on campus at Sout…

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  21. What a weekend in college football it was. An absolute snoozer of a slate turned into one of the best overall weekends in recent memory for the sport. And Texas fans got to sit back and watch from a completely stress free recliner, watching as the misery of losing swept over ranked team after ranked team after ranked team. As a result, the hopes and dreams of making it to Atlanta for the SEC Championship Game were shattered and beaten across SEC campuses everywhere. In fact, the only two clear paths to the conference title game reside in the state of Texas – how crazy does that sound right now? But I wanted to use this pre-Red River Shootout Monday as an op…

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  22. Tashard Choice visited a top RB target Friday Texas running backs coach Tashard Choice made a key stop in the Atlanta area Friday. Choice made his way to Sandy Creek High in Tyrone, Ga. to see 2026 4-star Amari Latimer. Latimer, 6-0 and 200 pounds, sports 25 offers to date including Texas. Choice offered the Peach State star January 25, 2024. Since that time, Latimer has been on campus, and spent time with the entire offensive staff. Choice has left zero doubt with Latimer that he is a top target in the 2026 cycle. Latimer told OnTexasFootball Saturday that he is planning to attend the Texas vs. Georgia game October 19. Latimer by the numbers T…

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  23. Started by Bobby Burton,

    This game is clearly setting up as a referendum on Sark vs Venables. ** Texas lost just two games a year ago. One of them, of course, was to Oklahoma. Avenging that loss, not for the team alone but also for Steve Sarkisian, too, is part of the equation this weekend. ** In five days, I hope to see a Texas team firing on all cylinders. On offense and defense. The Sooners are likely to make it harder on the Texas O in this game, at least early on. Remember, the Sooners were clearly ready for Texas during the first quarter of last season’s contest, intercepting Quinn Ewers’ very first pass. That sort of game prep is something Brent Ven…

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  24. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Good morning! Sark has already gotten into a helicopter this morning and is headed toward Houston for a long day of recruiting. Gerry has chronicled all the places he’ll go, from Spring Dekaney, to Galveston Ball, to Hitchcock, to Conroe, and perhaps one other stop. And Sark isn’t the only one on the road. The Texas coaching staff is fanned out across various parts of the state and country. Tashard Choice, Kenny Baker and Kyle Flood are all in Georgia. They got there yesterday so they could get a full day on the road starting this morning. Texas currently sits at 20 commitments. It’s a top ~5 class. What happens on the road this week with coa…

  25. Started by Bobby Burton,

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