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We're down to 54 days until the Longhorns face off against Ohio State in the season opener. Who is your favorite No. 54 of all time? 54 is a tough one, as it hasn't been a popular number, but a couple of choices include... Mike Baab: Cole Hutson (current No. 54 on the roster):

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We are now down to 55 days away until the Longhorns take on the buckeyes for the season opener in Columbus. Who is your favorite number 55 to play at Texas? Options today include… Cedric Dockery Connor Williams Dominic Espinosa Turk McDonald

I sent this to Bobby so he would be sure to see it.

Boone Powell (full name James Boone Powell) was a standout linebacker for the University of Texas Longhorns in the late 1980s and early 1990s before briefly entering the NFL. College Career at Texas Tenure: Lettered at UT from 1988 through 1991 . Position: Served as a key contributor on defense, primarily recognized at strong-side linebacker. 1990 Season Highlights: Known for his ability to penetrate the backfield, Powell recorded six tackles for loss, sharing duties with teammates like Shane Dronett, Brian Jones, and Anthony Curl.

Zach Shackelford • Position: Offensive Lineman (Center) • Years at Texas: 2016–2019 • Notable Achievements: Shackelford was a multi-year starter at center, playing in 49 games with 34 starts. He earned Honorable Mention All-Big 12 honors in 2018 and was a key part of the offensive line during Texas’ resurgence under coach Tom Herman, including the 2018 Sugar Bowl win over Georgia.

Ken Gidney (1966–1968): A three-year letterman at center, noted in historical rosters for wearing #56. He played during Texas’ national championship era under coach Darrell Royal, contributing to the 1968 team.

We are now 56 days away from the Horns vs the Buckeyes in Columbus. Who’s your favorite No. 56? Options today include… Zach Shackelford Boone Powell Ken Gidney

Texas comes in at No. 3, while two opponents make the list as well. 3. Texas Longhorns Key additions: Emmett Mosley V, WR (Stanford); Kaliq Lockett, WR (freshman) Offensive strengths: Heisman frontrunner at quarterback (Arch Manning a +600 bet, according to FanDuel Sportsbook), stellar backfield Arch Manning will drive the offense in 2025, but the combination of Quintrevion Wisnerand C.J. Baxter at running back -- along with former five-star Ryan Wingo emerging as the go-to receiving threat -- will ultimately define Texas' season. Steve Sarkisian's offenses are always productive, and this group will be explosive if a couple of new starters up front can give these playmakers time and space to operate. Full story: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/lsu-clemson-among-10-high-powered-college-football-offenses-guaranteed-to-produce-fireworks-in-2025-season/

I can pull the Big 10 ones for you if you’d like? Not sure if On Oregon Football has posted them yet or not. 🤷‍♂️

We discussed this on Coffee and Football this morning, but I wanted to bring the convo here as well. Phil Steele has released his preseason SEC rankings and the Longhorns are No. 1. However, the chat (along with @Bobby Burton and @Gerry Hamilton) had a lot to say about the rest of the list. What do you think?

Mike Ruether, an offensive lineman for the University of Texas Longhorns from 1980 to 1983, had a notable collegiate career with several accolades. In 1983, he was named a first-team All-American by multiple selectors, recognizing him as one of the top players in the nation. He also earned first-team All-Southwest Conference (SWC) honors that same year, highlighting his dominance in the conference. Ruether was a key contributor to the 1983 Longhorns team, which won the SWC championship and finished the regular season undefeated, earning a No. 2 national ranking before competing in the Cotton Bowl.

We are now at 57 days away from the Longhorns opening their season by squaring off against Ohio State. Who’s your favorite No. 57 to play for Texas? An option today includes…. Mike Ruether

You most likely have the day off today, so start it the right way with Coffee and Football. Show starts about 8:15 AM!

My bad man. I promised my wife barely any work and all vacation. I will have them in morning, plus it was better I waited as I got more info.

Props to Chris for finding one of Schreiber. I am ready to get out of these high numbers!!

We are down to just 58 days before the Longhorns match up against Ohio State in the season opener. Who’s your favorite No. 58 to play at Texas? Options today include… Lance St Louis (current No. 58) And two guys I couldn’t find pictures of… Bobby Giles Adam Schreiber

Join us for some Coffee and Football starting around 8:15 AM, as we talk Texas and answer your questions. Today’s guest is former Texas RB Chris Warren III.

Who is always on there waiting first? Just out of curiosity… 😁

We are always up early!

I must say, 59 has been the toughest day by far.

We’re down to 59days before the Longhorns open the season in Columbus. Who is your fav No. 59? Today’s options include…. Lee Lyles Kyle Richardson

Join us for Coffee and Football at 8:15ish AM and let’s talk the Longhorns! Today’s special guest is former Texas OL Tony Hills.

More on this later. I’ll drop insider notes this evening.

60 days is all that’s left before the Longhorns square off against the Buckeyes for the season opener in Columbus. Who is your favorite Horn to wear No. 60? A ton of options today, but you have to start with….. Tommy Nobis Others include…. Brian Jones Britt Hager Robin Sendlein Jeff Leiding