Bevo’s Daily Roundup: Texas alum RB D’Onta Foreman signs with Tennessee Titans

After he was most recently cut by the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans, former Texas Longhorns star running back D’Onta Foreman is back in the NFL after signing with the Tennessee Titans earlier this week.

That means he’s played for threat out of the AFC South’s four. Foreman was drafted in the 2017 NFL Draft’s third round. He averages just 3.8 yards per carry so far in his short career.

WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

Austin American-Statesman: Bohls: Lots for Texas to fix, especially in the kicking game

Austin American-Statesman: ‘I came here to be a cornerback’: Position switch has been the right move for Texas’ Josh Thompson

Austin American-Statesman: Longhorn Confidential: Wednesday, Sept. 30

Dallas Morning News: College football picks (Week 5): Predictions for SMU-Memphis, Texas A&M-Alabama, Texas-TCU and more

Dallas Morning News: Texas QB Sam Ehlinger still building trust with new receiving corps

Dallas Morning News: Longhorns hope to correct ‘very fixable’ tackling problems after disappointing performance in Big 12 opener

247Sports: Morning Brew: Offensive line has lots of cleaning up to do

247Sports: The Flagship: Issues Texas needs to address before TCU game

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

Texas releases TCU depth chart

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

Austin American-Statesman: The Dotted Line: Texas recruit Billy Bowman Jr. helps Denton Ryan make statement in opener

247Sports: 2022 CB Austin Jordan hearing from multiple programs

247Sports: Mike at Night: The latest on Andrew Mukuba

247Sports: Red River battle brewing for 2023 four-star CB Braxton Myers

247Sports: Crystal Ballin: A change in my prediction for Andrew Mukuba

247Sports: 2022 RB Jadarian Price opens up on his recruitment

BIG 12 BREAKDOWN

Viva the Matadors: Grading the Texas Tech defense after the collapse against Texas

Frogs O’ War: Around the Zoom: Max Duggan speaks!

Crimson and Cream Machine: OU Presser Notes: Lincoln Riley says losses ‘hurt like hell’

The Smoking Musket: Neal Brown press conference “Turn the page and move on”

WHAT WE’RE READING

Banner Society: A guide to one-loss Playoff stress

SBNation: NBA Finals 2020: Predictions for Lakers vs. Heat

SBNation: 9 questions heading into the NBA Finals, answered by those who know the teams best

NEWS ACROSS THE LONGHORN REPUBLIC AND BEYOND

• The Associated Press reports that Texas softball alum and living legend as Team USA pitcher Cat Osterman has been named the inaugural Athletes Unlimited softball champion. From the AP: “The league crowned her Monday ... based on points scored in games played during a five-week season played in a bubble at a sports complex in Rosemont, Illinois. The 37-year-old left-hander compiled 2,408 points, followed by Jessica Warren, Victoria Hayward and Erika Piancastelli. Osterman retired in 2015 and returned in 2018 for a chance to play in the Olympics. She valued the chance to get high-level competition again, especially during a pandemic. And she appreciated the chance to re-connect with the players and fans; all 30 games were broadcast or streamed through various partners.”