Wescott Eberts is an Assistant College League Manager and a team site producer at Burnt Orange Nation. He focuses on covering local sports, particularly the Texas Longhorns, and provides updates, analysis, and opinions on the team's games, players, and transfers.
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Wescott Eberts’ focus is on local college football, particularly in Texas. Given his emphasis on event coverage and specific teams within the state, he would be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or events involving Texas-based college football teams.
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By: Wescott Eberts
The 13 assists by Larry against Arkansas-Pine Bluff are the most since TJ Ford had 13 against Syracuse in the Final Four.
By: Wescott Eberts
The report doesn’t exactly match with what Steve Sarkisian told the media earlier on Thursday.
By: Wescott Eberts
Dabo Swinney and the Tigers receive their first playoff bid since 2020 led by Austin native Cade Klubnik.
By: Wescott Eberts
Andrew Mukuba returned to Austin to take the next step in his football career, and it’s paid off with a standout season that afforded him a matchup the Tigers, where he spent his first three years of college.
The No. 3 Texas Longhorns and the No. 16 Clemson Tigers are set for a first-round tilt in the College Football Playoff on Saturday at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
The Horns open the second half with the football and a 28-10 lead.
The Tigers had scored 14 straight points to get back into the game early in the fourth quarter before the Longhorns defense came up big with two stops.
Two players were available to return to the game after suffering injuries in the first half of the win over Clemson.
By: Wescott Eberts
Two big audibles by Quinn Ewers helped change the game as the Horns dominated in the trenches.
The MRI that Williams underwent on Saturday was precautionary.
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