Best and worst case scenarios for Texas football in 2023

Things can go very well for Texas in 2023, but what if they don’t?

The energy around Austin is always high prior to the season. Every year, fans get themselves ready for what has typically been another year of disappointment from the Texas Longhorns.

However, not only are Texas fans excited about the potential that this team has in 2023, there is a growing consensus from those around the country that this is the year for the Longhorns.

National media outlets across the country having faith in Texas doesn’t mean that it’s a sure thing. Regardless, you’d have to go back decently far in order to find a time when those around the country agreed that Texas should be good.

The Longhorns are viewed as the heavy favorite to win the Big 12, and are also viewed as having a chance to contend for the College Football Playoff. However, just because the Longhorns are expected to win doesn’t mean that they will.

I decided to break down the best and worst case scenarios for Texas in 2023, while also including an in-between scenario that most fans would likely still be upset with.