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Down their starting quarterback, their secondary resembling a MASH unit and looking completely lost for two full quarters, this Texas team showed a spine on Saturday afternoon. It's a spine we haven't seen often enough the last several years.
By: Bobby Burton
We've entered the time of the season where we all get to understand why every aspect of recruiting matters.
Join Bobby Burton, Rod Babers, and Drew Kelson as they discuss the Longhorns' dominating win over the BYU Cougars.
Win out, and Texas is in the Big 12 championship, most likely against Mike Gundy and Oklahoma State. The Cowboys have won five in a row after dropping their first conference game 34-27 to Iowa State in Ames.
Quinn Ewers was worth at least two points in Vegas. The news of him playing shot the Vegas line from 10 points to 12.5 in a matter of minutes.
By: Bobby Burton
Perhaps more than any game this season, this Texas vs. Iowa State game could be won or lost on the headsets. Plus, could Texas A&M be after a name Longhorn fans know all too well?
Against Texas Tech, Texas fans didn't want to just beat the Red Raiders, they wanted revenge, redemption, retaliation, retribution, call it whatever you want.
By: Bobby Burton
Ollie Gordon will likely win the Big 12 offensive player of the year honors. And he deserves it. Plus, the next three weeks will include a flurry of impactful portal news, some of it suspected and some unsuspected.
By: Bobby Burton
I want to introduce another variation: Coach Through the Whistle. I think it applies to the Horns.
By: Bobby Burton, Joseph Pepper, Antionette Cookie, Pearl B. Falkner
Annie Pearl Burton, 89, of Olathe, Kansas, formerly of Holly Springs, died February 21, 2024, at St. Luke's East Hospital in Lee's Summit, Mo. She was a member of 2nd Baptist Church in Olathe and a former member of Chulahoma MB Church. She was a retired caregiver.
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