Jeff Howe

It was a back issue.

I'd love to see a split between Earl's yards before and after contact!

Another fun fact: @Rod Babers had one of his three career pick-sixes against Missouri (a 15-yard touchdown return in a 46-12 win on Oct. 21, 2000).

BTW, expand the list to 9,000 or more yards for Heisman winners and Earl (9,407 yards) joins the club.

Heisman Trophy winners who've rushed for 10,000 yards in the NFL: — Barry Sanders (15,269) — Tony Dorsett (12,739) — Marcus Allen (12,243) — O.J. Simpson (11,236) — Eddie George (10,441) — Ricky Williams (10,009)

As much as he went through in the NFL with all of the stops and starts, that man STILL rushed for more than 10,000 yards.

As Bill Simmons would say, "He's in the running for the strangest Basketball Reference page." https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/t/tuckepj01.html From out of the league to returning and becoming an ideal small-ball big man.

FWIW, Mack Brown, Colin Simmons, Rahseem Biles, Daylon McCutcheon, Ryan Wingo and Graceson Littleton are signing at the Dallas Card Show next weekend.

I believe this is at a card show that took place today in Belton.

Hopefully, this doesn't result in a trip to Dallas to see Dr. Cooper.

I've watched the OU game back a lot more than I expected.

His speed. The staff is willing to live with the growing pains of having Monsour in the game as opposed to dealing with Duplantier's defensive lapses.

Beyond suffering a 5-1 road loss to Tennessee in Friday’s series opener at Lindsay Nelson Stadium in Knoxville, No. 4 Texas faces an immediate future with Ethan Mendoza’s status up in the air. The junior second baseman left the game after an awkward landing while diving for a ball hit in his direction off the bat of Volunteers second baseman Blake Grimmer. Mendoza tried to shake off what Jim Schlossnagle confirmed after the game is a shoulder injury, but he left the field and was replaced in the lineup by Callum Early. Schlossnagle didn’t have anything else concrete on Mendoza’s injury, telling Roger Wallace during his postgame radio interview that the injury is to Mendoza’s throwing shoulder (a team source told On Texas Football late Friday that there was no definitive word on the extent of the injury). “He’s in a fair amount of discomfort. We’ll just have to take it day by day and see if he’s able to — I can’t imagine he’ll be able to throw anytime soon. Maybe, he’ll be able to hit.” While Early stayed in the game for the second and third innings, he was lifted in the top of the fourth for Josh Livingston. Livingston stayed in the game after beating Tennessee’s shift with a bunt single down the third-base side of the infield, occupying first base, with Casey Borba moving to third base and Temo Becerra sliding over to second. It’s a similar configuration to the one Texas (36-11, 15-9 SEC) utilized when Adrian Rodriguez was sidelined after getting the staple in his surgically-repaired hand removed. That’s likely the mix the Longhorns will go with as long as Mendoza is out of the lineup. Mendoza, who struck out swinging in his only at-bat of the game, entered the series hitting .278 (50-for-180) with 12 doubles, eight home runs, one triple, 40 RBI and an .844 OPS. Texas and Tennessee will continue their three-game series in Knoxville on Saturday at 5 p.m. (SEC Network+). View full news story

FINAL: Tennessee 5, Texas 1

BOOM! Aiden Robbins came to play. His solo home run gets Texas on the board!

At this point, just don’t use any pitchers of consequence.

End of 7: Tennessee 5, Texas 0

M7: Tennessee 3, Texas 0

Borba's third strikeout of the night (No. 15 for Kuhns) ends the top of the seventh.

Borba JUST missed tying the game.

Wow. He's still on the mound.

As bad as it's been for the offense against Kuhns, back-to-back two-out singles by Becerra and Larson have knocked the Tennessee starter out of the game.

End of 6: Tennessee 3, Texas 0

A three-up, three-down inning for Howard with a pair of strikeouts.