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Despite a head coaching change and staffing shuffle, the Texas Longhorns still managed to scrape together the nation’s No. 17 2021 recruiting class, according to 247Sports’ rankings.
247Sports also put Texas as the recruiting runner this year to the Oklahoma Sooners.
But that’s nothing new – Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley has been having a moment.
Hopefully newly hired Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian can influence that in the future.
WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
Dallas Morning News: UT’s Coleman, Ramey ‘just staying positive’ entering second matchup vs. Oklahoma State
247Sports: The Insider: Texas football has ‘a totally different vibe’
247Sports: Chris Gilbert fits Sarkisian’s mantra of authentic relationships
Inside Texas: Burton: Personnel department
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
Hire of Steve Sarkisian will serve as defining decision of Chis Del Conte’s Texas legacy
Report: Texas RB Derrian Brown placed on medical scholarship
No. 6 Texas looks to bounce back with road trip to Oklahoma State
RECRUITING ROUNDUP
Burnt Orange Nation: 2021 3-star QB Cole Lourd commits to Texas
Burnt Orange Nation: 4-star OT Jaylen Early reveals top 10 schools
Burnt Orange Nation: Texas offers North Shore DT Kristopher Ross
Austin American-Statesman: Walk-ons ‘a big priority’ for UT’s Sarkisian
Austin American-Statesman: Longhorns must reshape recruiting staff
247Sports: Texas commit Jaydon Blue recaps decision with Horns247
247Sports: Texas offer ‘a dream come true’ for Westlake OL Connor Robertson
247Sports: The State of Recruiting: Signing Day wrap-up show
247Sports: Texas adds roster depth with four preferred walk-on signees in 2021 class
Inside Texas: Humidor: 2021 class recap
Inside Texas: IT predicts the recruiting future (2022 edition)
BIG 12 BREAKDOWN
Austin American-Statesman: Oklahoma takes 2021 recruiting crown in Big 12
Our Daily Bears: Baylor basketball on pause; TCU and Oklahoma games delayed
Our Daily Bears: Baylor lands 4-star 2022 guard Dillon Hunter
Frogs O’ War: ‘Our expectation is not only to get to Omaha, but to win it’
The Smoking Musket: West Virginia baseball entering season at No. 22 in USA Today coaches poll
Bring On The Cats: Kansas State football - 2022 prospect Caden Crawford
Rock Chalk Talk: West Virginia preview
WHAT WE’RE READING
SB Nation: How the Buccaneers went from 7-9 to the Super Bowl in one year
SB Nation: LeBron James doesn’t want an NBA All-Star game in 2021, and neither does anyone else
NEWS ACROSS THE FORTY ACRES AND BEYOND
- Texas volleyball is officially back on as of Feb. 25.
The #RoadToOmaha is set! Here's our 2021 spring schedule.#HookEm | https://t.co/lTwWlz0VT7 pic.twitter.com/NbkN27XYut
— Texas Volleyball (@TexasVolleyball) February 4, 2021
- Texas A&M Aggies and Texas Tech Red Raiders football are pushing back their spring schedules due to ongoing concerns about the COVID0-19 pandemic, the Dallas Morning News reports. “We’re just all hoping for a normal uninterrupted spring,” Texas Tech head coach Matt Wells said this week, per the report.
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— SportsDayDFW (@SportsDayDFW) February 5, 2021
Texas A&M, Texas Tech football push back spring activities hoping for ‘normal, uninterrupted’ schedule#WreckEm | #GigEm https://t.co/VqohwfpfQr