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Too bad. Your motto could be 'Only my mom has gotten more dudes off.'

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Does their off-season routine involve tying women to train tracks?

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“OMG I can’t believe Sark isn’t going to do anything about the defense. He’s having a good offseason but he needs to address that side of the ball” *Brings in Gary Patterson* ”Wait, don’t ad

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Dallas Cowboys DC Dan Quinn set to speak at Texas Football Coaches Clinic

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The first featured speaker for the upcoming Texas football coaches clinic has been announced. The Longhorns will welcome in Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn as one of their featured speakers for Steve Sarkisian's first Texas Football Coaches Clinic since he was hired at Texas.

The Dallas Cowboys' defensive coordinator has plenty of familiarity with Sarkisian and Texas offensive coordinator Kyle Flood from when the two UT coaches were assistants on Quinn's staff when he was the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons. Both Sarkisian and Flood spent two years as assistant coaches on Quinn's coaching staff with the Falcons in 2017 and 2018. Flood was the offensive line coach while Sarkisian was Quinn's offensive coordinator in Atlanta.

This year's Texas Football Coaches Clinic marks the first in-person event of the Sarkisian era after not holding the annual coaches clinic last spring.

The Longhorns will host the annual Texas Football Coaches Clinic April 7 through April 9, and the three-day event will not only feature Quinn as the first announced featured speaker, but will also feature instruction from all of Sarkisian's assistant coaches at Texas.

The 2022 Texas Football Coaches Clinic will be held while the Longhorns are well underway in spring practice, which officially kicks off later this month on March 22 and concludes on April 23 with the annual Orange-White Spring Game. The Longhorns have welcomed a number of new faces to the roster ahead of spring football, including 10 early enrollees — four-star cornerback Terrance Brooks, four-star EDGE Justice Finkley, four-star safety Bryan Allen Jr., four-star cornerback Jaylon Guilbeau, four-star defensive lineman Jaray Bledsoe, four-star quarterback Maalik Murphy, four-star running back Jaydon Blue, four-star safety Larry Turner-Gooden, four-star offensive lineman Cole Hutson and three-star defensive lineman Aaron Bryant — and four mid-year transfers in five-star quarterback Quinn Ewers, four-star wide receiver Isaiah Neyor, four-star tight end Jahleel Billingsley and three-star cornerback Ryan Watts.

The Orange-White Spring Game will be a part of this year's 'Made in Austin Weekend' for the Longhorns, which will feature plenty of UT sporting events the weekend of April 22 through April 24. The spring game is among the events to headline the weekend, but this year's 'Made in Austin Weekend' is also a Big 12 home series for No. 1 ranked Texas baseball when the Longhorns host Baylor for a three-game series starting April 22.

According to the official announcement for the spring game and 'Made in Austin Weekend', the Longhorns will host, "events (featuring) a variety of fan experiences that celebrates what makes Austin so unique: live music, specialty food and beverage offerings, live art installations, and -- most importantly -- the Texas Longhorns!"

 

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Sources: Texas GA expected to be Division II offensive coordinator

After serving GA stints at two FBS schools, Jake Kostner is now set to take over a Division II offense that did not win a game in 2021.

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Texas graduate assistant Jake Kostner is expected to be the offensive coordinator at Limestone University, sources told FootballScoop on Monday.

Limestone is a Division II school in Gaffney, S.C. The Saints compete in the South Atlantic Conference.

Last week, Limestone hired Mike Furrey as its head coach. Furrey returns to Gaffney after four seasons as the wide receivers coach for the Chicago Bears, replacing Brian Turk. Furrey's 9-12 mark stands as the best in Limestone's short history; the program launched football in 2014. 

Kostner is a Michigan native who began his athletics career as a soccer player before switching to football as a high school junior. He attended Michigan, where he worked with the football program, and served GA stints at Central Michigan under Jim McElwain and at Texas under Tom Herman and Steve Sarkisian, where he worked with quarterbacks.

Furrey and Kostner will have their work cut out for them revamping a Limestone offense that averaged 13.2 points and 273.4 yards per game en route to an 0-9 finish in 2021.

As always, stay tuned to The Scoop for the latest.

 

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Arch Manning ain’t walking thru that door for at least 8 months (not sure if he’ll be an EE, but I suspect he will), so no earth shattering disappointment here yet. Yes, adding Cutcliffe now would have seemed like a massive data point in favor of securing a Manning commitment (or proving our commitment to the Manning Machine), but it seems he’s not joining the Georgia, Alabama, or any other collegiate staff, either.

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9 minutes ago, Vito Andolini said:

Arch Manning ain’t walking thru that door for at least 8 months (not sure if he’ll be an EE, but I suspect he will), so no earth shattering disappointment here yet. Yes, adding Cutcliffe now would have seemed like a massive data point in favor of securing a Manning commitment (or proving our commitment to the Manning Machine), but it seems he’s not joining the Georgia, Alabama, or any other collegiate staff, either.

Breaking news: Arch Manning commits to SEC. 

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Is this good?  

Pickering joined the Lane staff after a dozen seasons in the Mississippi high school ranks. His 12 teams won 11 region championships, five state titles, and all nine of his starting quarterbacks played at the next level. 

 

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Pickering joined the Lane staff after a dozen seasons in the Mississippi high school ranks. His 12 teams won 11 region championships, five state titles, and all nine of his starting quarterbacks played at the next level. 

 

Yea but that’s Mississippi.  I could’ve done that

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This is pretty cool, but the fact that the state of Texas isn't absolutely covered with markers is part of our problem.

 

You do know that on the big USA map only the staff spots are posted for Texas.  For the players from the state you have to go to the adjacent Texas only map which naturally has big clusters for the state population centers.

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1 minute ago, Shonen said:

You do know that on the big USA map only the staff spots are posted for Texas.  For the players from the state you have to go to the adjacent Texas only map which naturally has big clusters for the state population centers.

Gotcha. That makes sense. On the big map I did see Bijan’s name on Arizona. Thanks for clearing that up.

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On 3/24/2022 at 5:01 PM, LTtxfan said:

Fyi...

 

 

Here's the full tour lineup: 

  • Austin – April 23 – Spring Game & Tour Kickoff  
  • San Antonio – May 9 @ The Rustic  
  • Dallas – May 11 @ Northwood Club 
  • Fort Worth – May 12 @ Stockyards Station 
  • Houston – May 18 @ BraBurn Country Club

 

03.25.2022 | Texas Athletics

The Texas Exes announces the 2022 Texas Fight Tour with UT coaches

he tour will kick off in Austin at the Orange & White Game on April 23 then visit Longhorn fans in San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston.

AUSTIN, Texas – The Texas Exes, the alumni association of The University of Texas at Austin, announces the 2022 Texas Fight Tour in conjunction with Texas Athletics. Texas Longhorns Football Coach Steve Sarkisian, Men's Basketball Coach Chris Beard, Women's Basketball Coach Vic Schaefer, Athletic Director Chris Del Conte, and others will make the rounds throughout the state of Texas this spring on the five-city Texas Fight Tour!

The tour will kick off in Austin at the Orange & White Game on April 23. Then it will visit Longhorn fans in San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston to bring the excitement of gameday right to their backyard.  
 
Sponsored by Still Austin Whiskey Co. and WinStar World Casino and Resort, the Texas Fight Tour is open to everyone and will feature lots of burnt-orange spirit, great food and drink, live music, and more! Proceeds from ticket sales support the good work of the Texas Exes, which awards millions of dollars of scholarships annually and keeps alumni connected around the world.  
 
Chuck Harris, executive director of the Texas Exes, said, "We can't wait to bring the fun atmosphere of Bevo Blvd. to alumni and friends of UT Austin around the state. Come out, wear your favorite orange and white, and hear straight from the coaches."For more information, and to purchase tickets, go to TexasExes.org. 
 

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