Longhorns Daily News: For Texas, its offensive line hangs in the balance of youth

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian understands he’s dealing with a young squad.

He’s made that clear in recent press conference comments, per 247Sports.

“Not only are we relatively young at quarterback, we’re a relatively young team,” Sarkisian said, according to 247Sports. “We’ve got to do a really good job as a staff of trying to put our players in a position to learn from the tough situations. We try to do that in practice, we try to do that and scrimmages. We’ll spot the ball on our own 1-yard line: How are you going to play in your own end zone? We’re going to put them in situations where it’s a potential four-down territory, where it’s third down and play yourself into fourth down. I don’t expect them to get it exactly right the first time, but as many of those situations as I can put him in and our team in, hopefully, the better we respond in-game when they present themselves.”

WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

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Dallas Morning News: Steve Sarkisian talks moving on from last year as 2022 season opener approaches

247Sports: Steve Sarkisian breaks down Texas entering season opener vs. Louisiana-Monroe

247Sports: Improved in-game adjustments should be top priority as Longhorns prepare to open season

247Sports: Longhorns head into 2022 season primed for an offensive line youth movement

Inside Texas: 2022 Inside Texas football preview magazine

Inside Texas: Texas football’s identity in 2022

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Inside Texas: Texas hopes to prove it learned from 2021, then leave it in the rearview

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

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Winning is Hard Podcast: 2022 season preview, Sark’s presser, and ULM

Longhorn Republic Podcast: Predicting 2022

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

247Sports: The Stampede: Road report from the first week of Texas high school football

Inside Texas: Texas recruiting: Five 2024’s the Longhorns should or could offer

Inside Texas: Texas commit Will Randle breaks down decision, senior year

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BIG 12 BREAKDOWN

Austin American-Statesman: Best of the Big 12: Overshown, Doyle at top of conference linebackers

Dallas Morning News: Best in Texas poll (8/29): Baylor, Texas A&M fight for top spot in state rankings

Our Daily Bears: Baylor releases depth chart for Albany

Our Daily Bears: BNT’s annual upcoming preseason football preview and bold prediction

Frogs O’ War: 2022 TCU Football Preview: Quarterbacks

Frogs O’ War: TCU Football 2022 Depth Chart: Week one

Frogs O’ War: Know The Enemy: Colorado Buffaloes

Crimson and Cream Machine: Oklahoma Football: Notes on the depth chart

Cowboys Ride For Free: OSU will slide back in football recruiting rankings, but don’t panic

The Smoking Musket: Does JT Daniels raise expectations for 2022?

Wide Right & Natty Lite: Cyclones release first depth chart of 2022 season

Bring On The Cats: 2022 Kansas State Football Preview: Defensive backs

WHAT WE’RE READING

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NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND

• Sarkisian says Texas’ depth chart will come into its own once the season starts.