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  1. - Today’s practice was described as being on the lighter side, in the sense that there wasn’t much tackling/going to the ground. - Two areas of emphasis today, offensively, was the running game and working on screens. - There wasn’t a ton of action for the WRs today through the air. The running backs and tight ends were clearly the focal point. - I’m told the most impressive group on the offense today was the tight ends. - Jack Endries had a great day of practice and was the first name mentioned to me. - The most impressive play of the day came on a touchdown reception to Nick Townsend by way of KJ Lacey. It was described as a “sick catch.” …

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  2. Started by Bobby Burton,

    We mentioned this morning that Jonah Williams is practicing more completely with the team. Now we can report fellow blue chip freshman DB Kade Phillips is no longer truly limited either. Both had been nursing hamstring issues to start training camp. One more note: Williams has seen brief action as a kick returner. ** I’m told freshman wide receiver Kaliq Lockett seems to be improving on a regular basis. While Daylan McCutcheon had been the first freshman receiver to become “reliable”, Lockett appears next in line. It should be noted, all four freshman receivers have looked good during camp. Lockett, Jamie Ffrench and even Michael Terry have n…

  3. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Since the inception of the coaches poll, Texas has never begun the season as the no. 1 team in the country. Texas received 28 first place votes. Ohio State, who ranked no. 2, received 20. Penn State (14), Georgia (3) and Clemson (2) were the only other teams garnering first-place votes. Here’s the entire list. https://sportsdata.usatoday.com/football/ncaaf/coaches-poll ** These rankings really only tell us two things: 1. The expectations other coaches (and SIDs) have for teams in 2025. 2. The respect of the programs at the very, very top. ** If this list is an accurate assessment of pre-season belief in each team across th…

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  4. Which SEC Teams Have the Heaviest Rosters Every now and then I will come across an interesting idea that turns into a trip down another rabbit hole. On the flight back from Cleveland Sunday evening, I went down a familiar road when evaluating the current rosters in the SEC – Who Has the Most BIG Bodies on Roster? For this exercise, I went through each SEC roster and took note of how many players each team has that is 320 pounds of heavier. It did not matter if they played offense of defense, but I will make note of that later in the article. Some pretty surprising takeaways in this one. *** If you had Mississippi State has the team w…

  5. 2022 Top 5 Class: Up to eight NFL draft picks Steve Sarkisian's first top 5 recruiting class at Texas is entering the fourth quarter of their time on the 40 acres, and the returns have been very positive. The class already has three NFL draft picks with up to five more possibilities. And the class will end up with ten multi-year starters or high-snap players for the Longhorns on multiple college football playoff teams. OnTexasFootball takes a look at the 2022 class with many entering their final season on the Forty Acres. Three in the NFL already ... Kelvin Banks, LT, Humble (Texas) Summer Creek Industry ranking: 5-star NFL: 9th overall in 2025…

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  6. Even if Arch Manning and the Texas wide receivers aren’t on the same page at the start of the 2025 season, or if the retooled offensive line doesn’t find its footing right out of the gate, the Longhorns can still compete with anyone in the country because of their defense. Pete Kwiatkowski’s unit is looking for players to step up in training camp to replace five departed NFL draft picks, including a first-rounder and three others selected with the first 71 picks of the 2025 draft. Still, early camp observations and what the OTF staff has heard through the first week of practice point to Texas heading into Steve Sarkisian’s fifth season on the Forty Acres with Kwiatko…

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  7. Started by Bobby Burton,

    That we can now confirm. I had gotten it from one source but @cjvogel also got it from another. There were a couple of extra curricular activities during the live action between the offense and defense. Upon the second one occurring, Sark wasn’t playing around anymore. The staff made the team run gassers during the middle of practice yesterday. I want to stress this. It is NOT UNCOMMON during a college practice for things to get chippy. View full news story

  8. Texas RT Andre Cojoe to Miss 2025 Season A significant blow to the depth of the offensive line has hit the Texas Longhorns. Texas right tackle Andre Cojoe will miss the entirety of the 2025 season with a knee injury according to sources. Texas offensive coordinator and OL coach Kyle Flood stated Cojoe and Brandon Baker would be in competition this fall for the starting right tackle position. This is especially unfortunate considering Cojoe entered fall camp in the best shape of his Texas career. A very unfortunate situation for Cojoe and we wish him a speedy recovery. View full news story

  9. Texas received some unfortunate injury news over the weekend, as starting right tackle contender Andre Cojoe has been ruled out for the season. Cojoe had been in the best physical condition of his career and was competing closely with sophomore Brandon Baker for the starting job at right tackle. With depth already a concern along the offensive line, offensive line coach Kyle Flood now faces the challenge of reshuffling personnel to ensure the unit remains championship caliber heading into the 2025 campaign. *** A source indicated that freshman offensive tackle Nick Brooks saw time with the first team offense during Monday’s practice in place of Cojoe. Brook…

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  10. Practice Nuggets from Saturday Evening Wanted to follow up from my late night post regarding the Texas defense and its performance Saturday. I posted, the first text I received regarding the Longhorns' defensive performance had my source enamored by the forecast of the defense in 2025. For those that missed it, this was the text: “The defense is going to be unbelievable.” But to more notes. *** If you have not read @Bobby Burton post from this morning, be sure to check it out. There are great tidbits regarding the Longhorns' third practice in there. *** Starting with the defense. I mentioned coming into camp I expect the defe…

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  11. Started by Bobby Burton,

    I was reminded by someone yesterday that most of the first week is always “install” for the coming season. That means getting players - all players, not just the first-line units - to understand key aspects of the offense and defense, and doing the things in live action that the coaches have talked about and shown to the players on the proverbial chalkboard for months. Install is mostly a learning phase of training camp. But it’s also an opportunity for coaches to see which players can ingest (or have already ingested) the material and put it into practice. That ingestion allows for some freshmen or younger players to a get a head start. Graceson Littl…

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  12. Key year loading: 2024 recruiting class The 2024 recruiting class was a third straight top 5 level ranked class when they signed in December of senior year. The class was headlined by National Freshman of the Year Colin Simmons and 5-star wide receiver Ryan Wingo, who were both impact players. As it stands starting this week, there are nine players in the "two deep" and With the No. 1 ranked 2025 class right behind the 2024 class, the 2025 season is a key one for a number of members of the 2024 class when it comes to holing off a number of talented payers behind them from the 2025 class. OnTexasFootball take a look at the 2024 class headed into week…

  13. Texas completed its first week of training camp on Saturday. The Longhorns were on the field exactly four weeks ahead of the season opener against Ohio State before coach Steve Sarkisian gave the team a day off on Sunday. Combining what I saw during the portions of practice open to the media Wednesday and Thursday with what the OTF staff has heard and reported on from closed sessions Friday and Saturday, there’s one thing on my mind at every position group on the roster. I’ll start with the position groups on offense. Quarterback Whether it’s Matthew Caldwell’s experience, competitive spirit or professionalism that has stood out most doesn’t matte…

  14. Who Texas will fight for in the 2026 class The Texas Longhorns entered August with a top 5 level recruiting class with work left to be done. While Steve Sarkisian and staff await the decision from 4-star+ edge rusher Jake Kreul (Orlando, Fla./IMG Academy), where the class ultimately finishes will come down to how successful Texas is flipping a number of top targets committed elsewhere. OnTexasFootball provides the list of prospects Texas will put up a senior season fight for ahead of the December early signing period. Offensive tackle ... Texas remains all in on Michigan 4-star++ commit Malakai Lee (Honolulu, Hi./Kamehameha). Kyle Flood and staff …

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  15. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Texas closed out week one of practice yesterday. They take the day off today and get back at it on Monday. ** I am told each practice consistently became more and more physical as the week progressed. Yesterday’s practice included some red zone drills and 11v11 situationals, as well a large amount of seven on seven work. ** Arch Manning has shown a strong command of the offense. The thought processes and mentality seem to be where the coaches want it. CJ Baxter and James Simon also received some plaudits for their work yesterday. ** The defense is said to have had a tremendous night. One reason is turnovers. At least thus far i…

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  16. No. 3 ranked 2023 recruiting class: It's a hit The No. 3 ranked 2023 recruiting class is set to take full flight on the field this season. The class that was headlined by 5-star's Arch Manning, Anthony Hill Jr. and Cedric Baxter Jr. had nine players running with the one's the first two days of practice, and six running with the two's. That means at least 15 members of the 25 man class have at least a 50-50 shot to be in the two deep when Texas travels to Ohio State. OnTexasFootball takes a look back at the 2023 recruiting class headed into the season. Starters on offense the first two days of practice ... Arch Manning, QB, New Orleans (La.) Isidor…

  17. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Texas will hold its fourth practice of training camp later today. It’s scheduled to begin at 6:30pm, just like last night. The first two practices were held in the mid-afternoon of the Texas heat. They’re meant to get a team prepared for the worst conditions. The team got a real feel for that. One Texas player was severely dehydrated and subsequently missed the next couple of practices (yes, I know who it is, but, no, I’m not going to name them). Bottom line, the message from coaches is clear: stay hydrated, get your rest and treat your body right because this is an extremely taxing sport, especially in the middle of summer. ** There’s a little po…

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  18. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Takeaways from player press availability following Thursday’s practice: Trevor Goosby - Said Colin Simmons is “different” as a pass rusher when asked who is the best on the team. - Trying to take on more of a leadership role this season. - Clearly a focused individual. Said he lives and breaths football and only has 24 hours in each day to get better. - Said he is trying to get his brother Austin (a top basketball recruit) to Texas. Jaylan Guilbeau - Thinks corner is easier to play than nickel because at nickel receivers always have a two-way while corners can use the sideline at times. - Had a tremendous respond when asked about ho…

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  19. Recruiting: The latest No major changes on the recruiting front in regard to the two remaining targets with decisions on deck. Davon Benjamin … OTF continues to believe Oregon is the leader (as of Thursday evening) ahead of Saturday’s announcement. Michigan and Texas are fighting, and the Longhorns are completely all in with the attempt. Washington and North Carolina round out the final five. Jake Kreul … OTF continues to hear more Texas chatter, as do people at IMG Academy. Oklahoma and Ole Miss round out the final three. View full news story

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  21. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Texas will practice again this evening and then tomorrow as well before taking a well deserved day off on Sunday. ** I’m told that dehydration has hit a couple of players pretty hard. It’s summer camp and it happens to a few just about every year. ** Ethan Burke was effusive in his praise for Travis Shaw yesterday in the post-practice interview session. I was a bit surprised by that because Shaw did not stand out much during the media viewing session. But I asked Burke specifically which interior defensive lineman that he’s lined up next to has impressed him and he singled out Shaw. Shaw, a former five star out of North Carolina, has str…

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  22. Younger Players Who Will Be Impact Pieces in 2025 Based off the first two days of practice combined with returns from behind the scenes, I wanted to compile a list of players who you would be smart to invest in early as a Texas fan wanted to sound smarter to friends in the group chat. Thank me later. *** Freshman CB Graceson Littleton The easy pick for No. 1 on this list is the cornerback out of Wiregrass Ranch High in Florida. Often times when kids who are off the radar prospects are late additions to the class, they instantly become enigmas when they arrive on campus for the Texas fan base. Thinking of Payton Kirkland, X'Avion Brice to an extent…

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  24. Texas Practice Thread: Day 2 The Longhorns will be back on the practice field at 2:45 today, and there is another scheduled media viewing window. We will report on day 2, and will take all you guys Q's here as well about team and day 1. View full news story

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  25. Started by Bobby Burton,

    - Both Ryan Wingo and DJ Campbell were not at practice today. Texas did not immediately comment but it is not believed to be a soft tissue or bone injury. - Ty’Anthony Smith was sidelined today. He cramped hard yesterday and was held out of drills even though he was suited out. Levon Johnson also was suited out but did not participate. Same with Jonah Williams. - DeAndre Moore was first out to practice yet again. - I thought Moore had the best route running of any receiver during the press viewing period. - Michael Terry and Jamie Ffrench also looked good. It feels like they’ve improved the most from the spring to now. - Jack Endries made a tremen…

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