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Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian is pleased with National Signing Day.
“I thought we accomplished kind of what we thought we could accomplish getting into the second signing day of the signing period,” Sarkisian said, according to 247Sports. “When I came on board with 19 players already signed, we really tried to do a thorough job of trying to assess our roster as best we could in looking at the game tape of currently what we had, getting an idea of the movement skills of our players on the field and maybe where they would fit scheme-wise now that we have our coaching staff on board, and then identify the players that were available that we felt like could help the University of Texas, not only on the football field, but in the classroom and from a character standpoint of what they meant moving forward to represent the university.”
WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
Austin American-Statesman: Fourth-frame follies doom UT. vs. West Virginia
Dallas Morning News: Shaka Smart, Longhorns look to end three-game losing streak against Kansas State
247Sports: Morning Brew: Coach sizes up Texas’ five ‘most feared’ players
247Sports: Minimizing attrition critical to Steve Sarkisian managing, building Texas roster
247Sports: Who is head-coaching material among Sarkisian’s assistants?
Inside Texas: Longhorns looking to avoid February struggles in upcoming stretch
Inside Texas: Inside Scoop: New staff likes roster and scheme fits, five percentages, quotes from two ‘must-gets’
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
No. 13 Texas looks to stop slide against Kansas State
Texas falls all the way to No. 13 in AP Poll
The Longhorn Republic tries to diagnose the basketball struggles
RECRUITING ROUNDUP
Burnt Orange Nation: Longhorns offer 2023 DT John Walker
Austin American-Statesman: The Dotted Line: Grading Texas’ 2021 offensive class
247Sports: Evan Stewart slowing down recruitment as 7-on-7 season gets underway
247Sports: Four-star safety Bryce Anderson dishes on his relationship with Texas
247Sports: How Steve Sarkisian, Texas handled 2021 recruiting cycle with steep decline in FBS signings
247Sports: Keithron Lee explains his relationship with Andre Coleman, Steve Sarkisian
Inside Texas: Cole Lourd’s path to UT highlights Sarkisian’s level of involvement
Inside Texas: Buckle up for the 10 biggest recruiting battles of 2022
BIG 12 BREAKDOWN
Dallas Morning News: While the Big 12 marches toward its conference tournament, Bob Bowlsby knows COVID-19 will have the final say
Our Daily Bears: Baylor basketball announces three more delayed games because of COVID-19; six games to makeup now
Frogs O’ War: TCU Baseball’s freshmen won’t get to act like first-year guys for long
Crimson and Cream Machine: OU basketball mourns the loss of former assistant Lew Hill
Cowboys Ride For Free: Oklahoma State basketball cracks AP top 25
The Smoking Musket: Deuce McBride named Big 12 player of the week, as West Virginia climbs back up the AP Poll
WHAT WE’RE READING
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NEWS ACROSS THE LONGHORN REPUBLIC AND BEYOND
- OOF. Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott wasn’t included in their 2021 hype video.
Next season starts now.#DallasCowboys | #CowboysNation pic.twitter.com/R45IJhO7lf
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) February 8, 2021
- Slow news day!
*Texas fired Tom Herman for Steve Sarkisian
— David Allen (@Doc_Texas) January 6, 2021
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