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Everything Steve Sarkisian said to Texas media on Thursday

Steve Sarkisian addressed the media on Thursday, headlined by a new quarterback and injury updates for several players.

Head coach Steve Sarkisian addressed the media on Thursday during his Zoom meeting, headlined by a new quarterback and injury updates for several players.

Following the narrow victory over the Houston Cougars, the Longhorns had several concerning injuries.

Sarkisian confirmed that defensive lineman Alfred Collins, defensive back Gavin Holmes, defensive back Terrance Brooks, linebacker Jett Bush, defensive back Ryan Watts, and interior offensive lineman Cole Hutson will all be available for Saturday’s game vs BYU.

Injured starting quarterback Quinn Ewers is considered week-to-week despite a significant injury that could cause him to miss several weeks. His vacated quarterback spot leaves redshirt freshman Maalik Murphy to start on Saturday.

Here is everything head coach Steve Sarkisian said to the media on Thursday ahead of Texas’ matchup vs the BYU Cougars.

Everything Steve Sarkisian said at the Houston Touchdown Club

Steve Sarkisian spoke at the Houston Touchdown Club on Wednesday.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian addressed the media at the Houston Touchdown Club on Wednesday. Continue reading “Everything Steve Sarkisian said at the Houston Touchdown Club”

Everything Steve Sarkisian said to the media on Tuesday

Steve Sarkisian met with the media on Tuesday following the Longhorns’ morning practice.

The third-year Texas head coach provided some updates about where his team stands about halfway through spring practice.

Sarkisian had praise for a few players stepping up from a leadership capacity. He highlighted Jordan Whittington, Quinn Ewers, Ja’Tavion Sanders, Jerrin Thompson, Byron Murphy and Barryn Sorrell as growing leaders in the program.

The Texas staff feels confident about its depth at cornerback. With Ryan Watts as a returning starter coming back, Sarkisian mentioned a few names competing well across from Watts.

Sarkisian complemented the running back room for their efforts in Texas’ most recent scrimmage.

Kitan Crawford was singled out again as a standout in practice. Crawford’s emergence is becoming a common theme this Spring. With Arkansas transfer Jalen Catalon still sidelined with an injury, Crawford is making the most of his extra reps.

Here is a look at everything Steve Sarkisian said as Texas continues its preparation in spring ball.

Everything Steve Sarkisian said at the Alamo Bowl press conference

Steve Sarkisian updated the media ahead of the Alamo Bowl.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian met with the media on Thursday ahead of the Longhorns’ matchup with Washington at the Alamo Bowl. Continue reading “Everything Steve Sarkisian said at the Alamo Bowl press conference”

Everything Steve Sarkisian said Monday prior to Kansas State

Steve Sarkisian feels like his team took advantage of the bye week.

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian addressed the media on Monday following the bye week.

Texas is looking to bounce back after a disappointing loss to Oklahoma State in a game where the Longhorns yet again held a two-score second-half lead.

Sarkisian first updated us on two significant injuries in the secondary. He stated safety Anthony Cook and cornerback Ryan Watts are trending in the right direction to play this week.

The bye week was a much-needed break for the players. Sarkisian feels the team remained focused despite not having an opponent to prepare for. He mentioned multiple young players who took a leap in play during the week off.

Stopping superstar running back Deuce Vaughn is the focal point for Texas’ defensive game plan. Sarkisian added they are preparing for the different skillsets of both Adrian Martinez and Will Howard.

Here is a look at everything Sarkisian said on Monday as the Longhorns prepare for No. 13 Kansas State.

Everything Steve Sarkisian said on Monday prior to Oklahoma State matchup

“There is no rat poison… We had a real come to Jesus this morning.”

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian spoke with the media following Texas’ 24-21 victory over Iowa State.

Sarkisian harped that the tone around the locker room was different this week compared to the wins in weeks prior. The team as a whole knows they need to play better moving forward. Despite the shaky performance, Sarkisian believes Texas pulling out the close game showed how far they have come as a program.

The running backs group received strong praise from coach Sarkisian. Bijan Robinson and Roschon Johnson were the stars of the show against the Cyclones.

No. 22 Texas travels to Stillwater for a crucial Big 12 matchup against Oklahoma State this Saturday.

Sarkisian gave props to Oklahoma State quarterback Spencer Sanders for his experience and excellent play on the season. Texas freshman Maalik Murphy will serve as Texas’ scout team quarterback this week to prepare for Sanders.

Sark provided a positive injury update on defensive back Ryan Watts, Texas expects to have him back this weekend.

Here is a look at everything Sarkisian said on Monday as the Longhorns prepare for No. 11 Oklahoma State.

Dose of Hope: Texas HC Steve Sarkisian’s quotes indicate competency

It appears Steve Sarkisian’s staff is fixing the Longhorns’ most glaring issues.

Texas had very fixable issues in the aftermath of the Texas Tech loss. It appears Steve Sarkisian and his staff are working to eliminate those problems.

Texas Tech picked the Longhorns apart with short yardage passes last week, a recurring theme of the Sarkisian era. The theme was most visible on third and fourth down conversions, where Texas allowed Tech free passes to the first down marker. The problem is being addressed this week.

The Texas head coach discussed the extra work the team is putting in on money downs for both sides of the football, among other things. Sarkisian’s confidence also shined through in his media availability on Thursday. He appeared assured that the team is prepared for West Virginia this week.

Here are a few of his quotes from Thursday’s media availability.

Everything Steve Sarkisian said in his media availability on Monday

Sarkisian remains confident that this squad is a much-improved team compared to last season.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian met with the media on Monday following the Longhorns’ upset loss against Texas Tech over the weekend.

Sarkisian harped on fixing the self-inflicted issues shown on both sides of the ball in the loss. Everyone in the program needs to take accountability for the errors that ultimately led to Texas losing the game.

Injuries continue to impact Texas this season, but Sarkisian provided a positive update about the health of his team. All four quarterbacks practiced on Monday, defensive lineman Moro Ojomo is back working with the team and wide receiver Xavier Worthy is day-to-day.

Sarkisian remains confident that this squad is a much-improved team compared to last season. He states Texas’ team mentality is “pissed off” entering the new week of practice.

The Longhorns look to bounce back as they welcome West Virginia to town this Saturday.

Here is a look at everything Steve Sarkisian said during his media availability following Monday’s practice.

Everything Steve Sarkisian said to the media ahead of UTSA

Steve Sarkisian is keeping the quarterback situation close to the chest this week.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian spoke to the media on Thursday ahead of the Longhorns’ matchup with UTSA this weekend.

After getting banged up at the quarterback position against Alabama, Sarkisian stated Quinn Ewers, Hudson Card and Charles Wright got “healthier and better” this week at practice. He did not name a starter to protect his game plan for Saturday’s matchup.

Sarkisian gave lots of praise to UTSA quarterback Frank Harris. He is an experienced player with extensive knowledge of the offense. Harris can create lots of stress on opposing defenses with his arm talent and mobility.

UTSA is a veteran team who will offer Texas a significant challenge. Jeff Traylor is one of the best up-and-coming coaches in college football. The Longhorns need to leave the Alabama game in the past and take care of business against the Roadrunners.

Here is a look at everything Sarkisian discussed with the media on Thursday.

Everything Steve Sarkisian said following Texas’ win over UL Monroe

Texas’ 2022 season is off to a good start.

Texas’ 2022 season is off to a good start. Continue reading “Everything Steve Sarkisian said following Texas’ win over UL Monroe”