Texas Football: Six standouts from the Orange-White spring game

Several Longhorns made strong impressions on Saturday.

We were treated to our first glimpse of the 2023 Texas Longhorns in Saturday’s Orange-White spring game. Continue reading “Texas Football: Six standouts from the Orange-White spring game”

WATCH: Arch Manning’s first completion, other highlights from first half of spring game

Arch Manning’s debut, Jaydon Blue’s touchdown run, AD Mitchell’s one-handed touchdown reception and more from the first half.

Texas’ annual Orange-White spring game offered no shortage of highlights in the first half. Continue reading “WATCH: Arch Manning’s first completion, other highlights from first half of spring game”

Arch Manning, Cedric Baxter and others sign autographs ahead of spring game

The freshman duo of Manning and Baxter are two players Texas fans are eager to see take the field. 

Texas quarterback Arch Manning and running back Cedric Baxter were among the Longhorns signing autographs ahead of the Orange-White spring game on Saturday.

The freshman duo of Manning and Baxter are two players Texas fans are eager to see take the field.

Manning is competing well with Quinn Ewers and Maailk Murphy in spring ball. Steve Sarkisian has praised Manning for his work ethic and efforts thus far.

“But what he does have, that I think is somewhere in the Manning DNA, this guy loves football. He works at football. We practice in the morning, that evening he wants to already be up here watching every one of his plays. He works at his craft. He wants to be great. There’s no doubt about it. And I think that’s why he came here.”

Baxter is quickly turning heads in the running back room. The five-star’s talent is catching the eye of his teammates and coaches, so much so he is earning some first-team reps. Baxter is a prime candidate to have an early impact in the Longhorns backfield in 2023.

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Five Longhorns to watch in Saturday’s spring game

Here are five Longhorns to keep an eye on in the spring game on Saturday.

Texas’ annual Orange-White spring game is set for Saturday afternoon at DKR. Fans will get their first glimpse at the 2023 Longhorns before the season opener against Rice in the fall.

It will be Texas’ 15th and final practice of a crucial spring in year three for the Steve Sarkisian era. Players have the chance to show off the strides they have taken to the public in a game-like environment.

Expectations are high for the Longhorns following an improved 2022 campaign. Texas is seen by many as the favorite in the Big 12 Conference and a potential College Football Playoff contender next season.

Texas returns a bulk of its production from a season ago with a talented group of newcomers arriving.

Aside from some of the proven commodities like Jaylan Ford and Xavier Worthy, here are five Longhorns to keep an eye on in the spring game on Saturday. These players could play a major role in Texas’s success this season.

Texas Football: Injury report ahead of Orange-White spring game

DJ Campbell and Jalen Catalon are out for Saturday’s spring game.

Texas’ annual Orange-White spring game is set to take place this Saturday. It will be the first opportunity to see the Longhorns on the field until they kick off the 2023 season in the fall.

Steve Sarkisian announced in his media session on Tuesday DJ Campbell and Jalen Catalon will not participate in Saturday’s contest.

Campbell is a second-year offensive lineman who appeared in seven games throughout his freshman season. The former five-star is battling for a starting spot in Texas’ offensive line. Sarkisian highlighted Campbell as a player standing out throughout the spring.

Catalon is a highly touted defensive back transfer from Arkansas. He earned first-team All-SEC honors in 2020 and has since been hindered by injuries. Texas expects Catalon to play a significant role in the secondary this season.

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Texas’ 2023 spring game to be played on April 15

The date of Texas’ orange-white spring game has been set.

Texas’ annual spring football game is scheduled to take place on April 15th this season. Continue reading “Texas’ 2023 spring game to be played on April 15”

Five freshmen to watch in Texas’ Orange-White spring game

These talented freshmen are ready to make their Texas debut.

Texas’ 2022 Orange-White spring game is filled with plenty of intriguing storylines. Continue reading “Five freshmen to watch in Texas’ Orange-White spring game”

How to watch, listen and stream Texas’ Orange-White Spring Game

The annual Orange-White Spring Game will take place on Saturday night.

The annual Orange-White Spring Game provides Texas fans their first look at the 2022 team ahead of the season opener against ULM on Sept. 3.

The biggest storyline entering the spring game is the quarterback dual between Hudson Card and Quinn Ewers. Steve Sarkisian has been pleased with the spring both guys are having thus far. Card and Ewers will battle it out under the lights at DKR on Saturday.

Texas brought in an exciting group of newcomers via the transfer portal and 2022 recruiting class this offseason. Many eyes will be on Wyoming wide receiver transfer Isaiah Neyor and Alabama tight end transfer Jahleel Billingsley on offense. Freshman defensive lineman Justice Finkley will be one to watch on the other side of the ball.

Here’s when you should tune in to see Orange-White Spring Game:

  • Date: Saturday, April 23
  • Time: 6 p.m. CT
  • TV Channel: LHN
  • Radio: Longhorn Radio Network – 104.9 The Horn
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

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Four things Texas needs to accomplish in spring ball

Spring ball will be the first look at many of the exciting new faces around the program.

Spring practices offer fresh starts and new goals for football programs across the country.

Steve Sarkisian and his staff have built lots of excitement around the program heading into the offseason. Spring ball will be the first look at many of the exciting new faces around the program.

The Longhorns did a masterful job navigating the transfer portal, adding several key pieces to the roster including former Ohio State quarterback Quinn Ewers. Texas also closed extremely well in the 2022 recruiting class, finishing with the No. 5 class nationally.

Texas’ spring practice schedule will consist of 15 practices, starting on March 22. They will practice three times per week before concluding spring ball at the annual Orange-White spring game on April 23.

Spring practice will give Sark an idea of what the team needs to improve upon before the fall.

Here are four things Texas needs to accomplish to consider spring practice a success.