Update for today from Bobby with some interesting takes on the younger players. 
 
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	Texas will hold its fourth practice of training camp later today. It’s scheduled to begin at 6:30pm, just like last night.
 
	The first two practices were held in the mid-afternoon of the Texas heat. They’re meant to get a team prepared for the worst conditions.
 
	The team got a real feel for that. One Texas player was severely dehydrated and subsequently missed the next couple of practices (yes, I know who it is, but, no, I’m not going to name them).
 
	Bottom line, the message from coaches is clear: stay hydrated, get your rest and treat your body right because this is an extremely taxing sport, especially in the middle of summer.
 
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	There’s a little positive chatter behind the scenes on recruiting.
 
	Texas is gaining some confidence on a pair of players currently committed elsewhere.
 
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	There are so many talented young players on this roster, a few of them are already looking to leapfrog talented veterans or at least solidify a spot in the rotation either as a starter or key back-up.
 
	Those players (so far) include:
 
	- WR Daylon McCutcheon
 
	- TE Emaree Winston
 
	- OL Nick Brooks
 
	- DT Josiah Sharma
 
	- DE Lance Jackson
 
	- NB Graceson Littleton
 
	Others to watch for:
 
	- WR Michael Terry
 
	- TE Nick Townsend
 
	- OL Jackson Christian
 
	- DE-DT Justus Terry
 
	- CB Kade Phillips*
 
	- S Jonah Williams*
 
	* Neither Phillips nor Williams practiced the first two days. But both have been received positive reviews through summer training, enough so to merit inclusion on this list.
 
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	KJ Lacey, Jamie Ffrench, Kaliq Lockett, Jordan Coleman, Zelus Hicks, Myron Charles, and Bo Barnes all look the part early but are not situated to make a major positional impact early. However, Hicks and Barnes could absolutely be major contributors on special teams. Lockett might also get some early run there, too. He was surprisingly good as a gunner and blocker in early punting practice reps.
 
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	We’ll keep our ears to the ground for more practice notes for you.
 
	Hook’Em!