The college football season just came to a close with Georgia demolishing TCU to cap back-to-back championships.
While the year just ended, looking ahead to what is next is always exciting. ESPN released its way-to-early top 25 poll for the 2023 season.
The Longhorns check in at No. 16 on the list, along with three other Big 12 programs.
- Georgia (15-0)
- Ohio State (11-2)
- Michigan (13-1)
- Florida State (10-3)
- Alabama (11-2)
- Penn State (11-2)
- USC (11-3)
- LSU (10-4)
- Oregon (10-3)
- Tennessee (11-2)
- Washington (11-2)
- TCU (13-2)
- Utah (10-4)
- Notre Dame (9-4)
- Clemson (11-3)
- Texas (8-5)
- Oregon State (10-3)
- Kansas State (10-4)
- Tulane (12-2)
- Ole Miss (8-5)
- North Carolina (9-5)
- UTSA (11-3)
- Texas Tech (8-5)
- James Madison (8-3)
- Iowa (8-5)
It is easy to see why Texas is ranked entering 2023. The Longhorns took a considerable leap in Year 2 under Steve Sarkisian this season. Texas returns a bulk of its roster, including 10 out of 11 starters on offense and quarterback Quinn Ewers.
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