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Bevo’s Daily Roundup: Texas HC Steve Sarkisian predicted to be among most successful 2021 first-year coaches

Plus: Texas baseball takes on Texas State

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Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian is among the new guys in town for 2021.

He could also be among the most successful, 247Sports notes.

From 247Sports: “The Longhorns have a top-25 roster and should be a top-25 team on the field. The feeling here is Texas finishes with less than the three Big 12 losses Tom Herman delivered the proud program last season. The Longhorns should improve as the season develops, but they might be a year or two away from contending with Oklahoma for the conference title again.”

WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

Dallas Morning News: How Texas’ collegiate baseball teams fared this week: TCU ties Texas atop the Big 12 standings

247Sports: Afternoon Brew: A few more nuggets from Texas’ second scrimmage of spring football

247Sports: Morning Brew: The latest on Greg Brown’s decision about whether to return to Texas or enter NBA Draft

247Sports: Mike at Night: Hoops transfers and high school coach feedback

Inside Texas: Five things to note during the Orange-White game

Inside Texas: Inside Scoop: Spring standouts, PK and Flood clinics, 5-star OL’s visit schedule, Hoops percentages

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

No. 4 Texas beats No. 5 Nebraska, 3-1, to advance to Final Four

Steve Sarkisian after second Texas scrimmage: ‘We’re not where we need to be yet’

The Longhorn Republic looks at basketball’s new additions

Big day from Mike Antico paces 11-1 win for No. 3 Texas over Abilene Christian

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

Burnt Orange Nation: 4-star OT Kam Dewberry reveals top 5 schools

247Sports: Texas A&M commit Anthony James looking forward to Austin visit this summer

247Sports: Summer visits will play large part in Cole Hutson’s decision

247Sports: Four-star power forward Zuby Ejiofor still interested in Texas after Shaka Smart’s departure

Inside Texas: Burton: Recruiting focus

Inside Texas: Just In Time Evening News: Bond, James, Morris

BIG 12 BREAKDOWN

Our Daily Bears: Matthew Mayer and Jackson Moffatt Notes: Mayer tells Kendall he’s 70-30 on returning to Baylor

Frogs O’ War: Monday Morning Manager: Clutch hitting, pitching problems, and a sweet sweep

Crimson and Cream Machine: Oklahoma Basketball: EWU’s Tanner and Jacob Groves commit to Oklahoma

Wide Right & Natty Lite: Tristan Enaruna commits to Iowa State

Bring On The Cats: Kansas State Football: Colby McCalister commits to Wildcats

WHAT WE’RE READING

Banner Society: Firing one coach every week of the 2021 season

SB Nation: How Chet Holmgren grew into the No. 1 recruit in men’s college basketball

SB Nation: How 6 Bengals fans got a behind the scenes look at the new uniforms

NEWS ACROSS THE FORTY ACRES AND BEYOND

  • Texas baseball takes on the Texas State Bobcats this evening.
  • Colt McCoy is checking out Texas’ spring practice this offseason.
  • 247Sports is projecting Texas will play the Oregon Ducks in the Alamo Bowl this year. Sound like a familiar matchup? That’s because it is. From 247Sports: “Unless two Pac-12 teams reach the New Year’s Six, the conference’s second-best team will be slotted to the Alamo Bowl against a quality finisher from the Big 12. Expect Steve Sarkisian to put an impressive team on the field during his first season with the Longhorns, who have several all-league caliber starters coming back. Oregon and Texas have only played six times, the last two coming during bowl season. Two teams that will be ranked inside the preseason Top 25 come August, both are itching to reach the New Year’s Six — not meet in San Antonio.”