Bevo’s Daily Roundup: Report: Texas DC Chris Ash might end up joining Florida, Dan Mullen

With Texas Longhorns head coach Tom Herman out, and Steve Sarkisian in, there’s not much reason to think defensive coordinator Chris Ash plans, or will be asked, to stick around for 2021. According to 247Sports, Chris Ash is in talks with the Florida Gators, where he could potentially join head coach Dan Mullen in the same, or similar, position.

From 247Sports: “Ash will be considered a prime candidate for Florida’s staff. So far, Ash coached just one season at Texas as the defensive coordinator when he was under former coach Tom Herman. Ash’s defense finished 64th in the nation in total defense and 61st in scoring defense as the 7-3 Longhorns yielded 28.5 points per game.”

WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

Austin American-Statesman: Bohls: A list of do’s and don’ts for Sarkisian

Dallas Morning News: 3 takeaways from No. 4 Texas’ 79–77 loss to Texas Tech: Poor free throw shooting devastates Longhorns in first Big 12 loss

247Sports: Steve Sarkisian’s complete opening remarks upon introduction as Texas head coach (Part 1)

247Sports: What Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said during his introductory press conference (Part 2)

Inside Texas: Jeff Banks to Texas

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

Steve Sarkisian hits right notes on in-state recruiting and is already generating excitement

Last-second shot by No. 14 Texas Tech’s Mac McClung takes down No. 4 Texas, 79-77

No. 4 Texas vs. No. 15 Texas Tech: Game thread

Steve Sarkisian is #AllGasNoBrakes as his Texas tenure begins

Nine Texas early enrollees begin arriving on the Forty Acres

Texas coaching search updates: Kyle Flood to arrive in Austin on Thursday

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

247Sports: Brenen Thompson likes the direction of Texas program under Steve Sarkisian

Inside Texas: More L.J., 2021 DE’s in focus, nuggets from road

Inside Texas: Sarkisian on recruiting and relationships

BIG 12 BREAKDOWN

Our Daily Bears: It’s Matthew Mayer Time: The profile on overcoming doubt that keyed the Baylor forward’s success

Viva the Matadors: Game Thread: Texas Longhorns

Frogs O’ War: Is Kenny Hill TCU Football’s new QB Coach? His twitter bio certainly seems to indicate so

Bring On The Cats: Kansas State Football: Enter Russ Yeast

WHAT WE’RE READING

Banner Society: Bad Idea Time: Abandon all playoffs

SB Nation: Jaguars close to finalizing a deal with Urban Meyer

SB Nation: Patrick Mahomes had ‘whole notebook’ ready for Browns upon Sunday win

SB Nation: The Lakers’ offense is dangerously unselfish

NEWS ACROSS THE LONGHORN REPUBLIC AND BEYOND

• Although the NCAA has yet to move forward with its change of rules on the use of name, image and likeness for athletes, NCAA President Mark Emmert says the changes are still set to take place, according to USA Today. “All of our college athletes are profoundly disappointed and, I suspect, even angry,” Emmert said, per USA Today. “But we need to make clear we’re still committed. We’re still determined to move forward with name, image and likeness modernizations, and certainly with changing Division I transfer rules. We promised this to our students. We’re going to get it done.”

• Sark seems to be a pretty authentic guy. Check out this video below.