Daniel Seahorn is a journalist for Burnt Orange, a publication that covers University of Texas athletics. He specializes in reporting on football recruiting and game analysis, providing insights and updates on the team's roster and upcoming matchups. Daniel's articles are known for their in-depth analysis and comprehensive coverage of Texas Longhorns football.
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The Longhorns scored a big win this cycle by flipping Sharma from the Ducks and holding off a late push by the Trojans
By: Cameron Parker, Gerald Goodridge, Daniel Seahorn
Our staff roundtable predicts Saturday’s game along with College Football Playoff scenarios, Mt. Rushmore of Texas QB’s, and more!
The Longhorns and Bulldogs are set to do battle again in Atlanta.
By: Daniel Seahorn
The No. 2 Texas Longhorns lost the SEC Championship game to the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs, a 22-19 overtime defeat at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Saturday.
The first-round matchup is considered extremely favorable for head coach Steve Sarkisian’s team.
By: Daniel Seahorn
Celebrate Texas’ College Football Playoff berth with this awesome collectible from Nikco Sports!
The Longhorns are set to lock horns with the Tigers on Saturday.
Can Texas get past Clemson with recent offensive woes and injuries?
By: Daniel Seahorn
The Longhorns take care of business to advance to the quarterfinals.
The Horns are favored by nearly two touchdowns over the Sun Devils on Saturday evening.
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