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...who would have predicted he would make his name on Special Teams. He already has two tackles in the game. Denver is full of Longhorns. 

2 minutes ago, Califashorn75 said:

...who would have predicted he would make his name on Special Teams. He already has two tackles in the game. Denver is full of Longhorns. 

He played WR and DB for two major colleges.  He is the type of “athlete” the fans want. Nothing is a guarantee however.

Its great to see all the Longhorns participating.

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He came from Oregon to Texas. Ran a 4.3 at his pro day. Impressive. He grew up in Dana Point, which is a gorgeous town on the ocean. 

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As a freshman at Oregon, he had 74 tackles and 4 interceptions.  Then switched to WR and kinda disappeared at Oregon then transferred to Texas playing WR year 1 then DB.  
 

Don’t know the story but seems he wanted to play WR when likely better served as a DB.

21 minutes ago, Califashorn75 said:

He came from Oregon to Texas. Ran a 4.3 at his pro day. Impressive. He grew up in Dana Point, which is a gorgeous town on the ocean. 

It is nice, I ate at Chart House once, a long time ago.

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