TexasGeezer

Overall, I think the Texas running back room will do as well as any other in the SEC, but I agree that the better OL/DL talent may prove a bigger challenge than most anticipate. I'm still not sold on Baxter. He seems potentially injury-prone and didn't really impress me with his ability to consistently find the hole being created or break tackles, and with a pretty good offensive line. But I admit Bijon spoiled me.

I think it has to be10-2 plus a 1st round win in the CFP to be considered a "success" by most fans. That said, we may be in for a surprise, as the overall level of competition in the SEC is greater than the Big 12.