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 Horns and Hogs renew their old Southwest Conference rivalry.
Steve Sarkisian and the Texas staff are staying busy and diligent, as they continue to work on filling out their recruiting class for the 2025 recruiting cycle. The season playing out in a favorable manner has allowed the staff to continue to recruit nationally and take some big swings at blue chippers across the country.
The No. 3 Texas Longhorns are venturing into hostile territory this week heading into Fayetteville to take on Sam Pittman’s Arkansas Razorbacks. Following a win against the Florida Gators and the
By: Quinn Ewers
With Georgia and LSU losing last Saturday, the path to the SEC Championship is clear for the Texas Longhorns: win out and you’re in. What is your level of confidence in Texas running the table?
The Longhorns improve to 9-1 on the season with a win in Fayetteville.
The Horns are heavy favorites in the final home game of the regular season.
By: Daniel Seahorn
Win and you’re in, Texas.
This weeks roundtable tackles Senior Night send-offs and predictions for Saturday By Cameron Parker, Gerald Goodridge, Daniel Seahorn, and Jacob_Neidig Nov 22, 2024, 10:11am CST 0 Comments
On paper, Saturday’s matchup between the No. 3 Texas Longhorns and the Kentucky Wildcats in Austin looks like a game that probably shouldn’t be close, but that is why the games are not played on paper. The Wildcats enter this game with a 4-6 record and are 1-6 in SEC play. The lone win came over Ole Miss in Oxford where they were able to keep Jaxson Dart and the Ole Miss offense in check, holding them to 17 points. Since that victory, the Wildcats have dropped four straight games in conference play.
The Longhorns land a pledge from a former Gators pledge.
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