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While there was a surprising miss of left tackle Sam Cosmi, Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger is one of the top 40 college football players.
Sporting News released their rankings for the top 40 college football players heading into the upcoming season. Continue reading “One Texas player among Sporting News’ top 40 college football players”
Texas was reportedly the first program to offer intriguing 2023 prospect Samuel M’Pemba out of St. Louis, Missouri.
Texas is the first school to offer an intriguing 6-4, 210-pound athlete in the 2023 recruiting class. Continue reading “Texas is first to offer big-bodied freak athlete out of Missouri”
Texas basketball commit Greg Brown shows off his athleticism during open runs with several impressive dunks.
The Austin community as a whole was elated when power forward Greg Brown announced his commitment to the University of Texas in April. Continue reading “WATCH: Texas basketball’s top recruit Greg Brown is a freak athlete”
Texas Longhorns safety Caden Sterns is stepping up to raise money for the San Antonio Food Back during this pandemic.
Texas Longhorns’ quarterback Sam Ehlinger isn’t the only player that is trying to raise money to help those in need. Current safety Caden Sterns along with Derek Kerstetter and former running back Malcolm Brown are joining forces to raise money for the San Antonio Food Bank. Sterns grew up in Cibolo, Texas just on the outskirts of San Antonio and he is asking for your help. Using the link above you can make a donation and help those in the Alamo City.
Hello everyone, hope y’all are staying safe during these times. A couple athletes and I wanted to come together and make a difference in the community we value and love so much. It came to our attention that there was a huge need of money providing food for families due to the inconveniences of COVID-19. Coming together and becoming a team as a community hasn’t been more important, so please donate, share, and repost so we can provide meals for those in need. Anything helps and all donations are greatly appreciated. God bless and stay safe! – Caden Sterns via the San Antonio Food Bank fundraising page
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— Caden Sterns (@CSterns_7) April 28, 2020
Let’s join forces and help tackle COVID-19.
ESPN is reairing the 2006 Rose Bowl between UT and USC. Here is how you can watch, listen, and stream, the classic college football matchup.
ESPN is reairing classic sporting events over the next week, including the 2006 Rose Bowl between Texas and USC. Considered the greatest college football game throughout its’ history, the build-up around this game was unlike anything before.
Both sitting at 12-0 coming into the game, the Longhorns and Trojans were clearly the two best teams in the country during the 2005 season. Three players involved in the game in Matt Lienart, Reggie Bush, and Vince Young finished in the top three of the Heisman trophy, showing the star power involved in the game.
Here is how you can watch, listen, stream, and relive the 2006 Rose Bowl:
Date: Thursday, April 2, 2020
Time: 7 p.m. CST
Location: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California
TV: ESPN
Line: USC (-7) O/U-69.5
Stream: Watch ESPN App
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Head coach Tom Herman and Co. recently offered a highly sought after safety from Virginia in the 2021 recruiting class.
This is an interesting target for the Longhorns that they must get involved with quickly. Continue reading “Texas offers three-star safety from Virginia in 2021 class”
The Texas Longhorns were among the top 11 schools being considered for 2021 four-star defensive end Shemar Turner of DeSoto, Texas.
Shemar Turner of DeSoto recently released his top schools for consideration. The 2021 recruit has Texas among those schools. The Longhorns made an offer back in June of 2019. Turner would be a huge get for the team as they try and rekindle their pass rush that has been missing from the team for a few seasons now.
Continue reading “Texas Longhorns make the cut for four-star defensive end”
CBS Sports’ Barrett Sallee recently released the 10 games that could define the playoffs and two games involve the Texas Longhorns.
With the upcoming college football season, every team has aspirations of competing in the four team playoff. The hope is to become the National Champions. Last season the LSU Tigers went on an improbable run as they ran the table en route to the championship. Barrett Sallee of CBS Sports recently broke down 10 games that could be the most impactful for the playoff. Two of the team games involves the Texas Longhorns.
No, this isn’t a paragraph about Texas being back. Nobody should fall into that trap until Texas proves that it is, indeed, back. For LSU, though, it’s a wildly-intriguing game. The Tigers have had massive roster turnover, a shakeup in the coaching staff and the elimination of spring practice because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now they’re going to go into a massive game with a Longhorns team that will have revenge on their minds in Week 2? Sign me up.
This game without question is going to be one of the biggest non conference games to kick off the college football season. The Longhorns have been consistently touted through various media outlets preseason Top 15 teams. The LSU Tigers are the defending champions and will be a top team as well. Not only a big test for the Longhorns in terms of who they are playing but a win in Baton Rouge would do wonders for the psyche of the team and confidence in themselves and the new staff. Circle this game on your calendars.
Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger was given approval to create a GoFundMe page to assist those impacted by COVID-19.
Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger is a true leader both on and off the field. Continue reading “Texas QB Sam Ehlinger creates GoFundMe for those impacted by COVID-19”
According to Pro Football Focus, Texas left tackle Samuel Cosmi is the top returning offensive lineman in the Big 12.
It’s not even close. Continue reading “Texas has the top returning offensive lineman in the Big 12”
