Daily Sports: Football
UT Football: How Soon Is Now?
Well, Charlie’s not getting fired yet. That’s the most accurate summation of a season where, if you’re a reasonable football fan, you’d have known this would be a season of Longhorn struggle – at least initially. All of the signs pointing to a questionable start were present.

1:10PM Fri. Oct. 23, 2015, Kahron Spearman Read More | Comment »

Fake Press Conferences Concerning Texas Football: Dec. 1, 2014
Texas Christian spoiled the Longhorns’ Thanksgiving Thursday night, defeating the Burnt Orange 48-10. The result wasn’t unexpected, though the final score made proceedings somewhat of an embarrassment.

11:00AM Mon. Dec. 1, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

Fake Press Conferences Concerning Texas Football: Nov. 17, 2014
Holy shit, the Longhorns are going to a bowl game. UT has been playing as good as anybody in the Big 12 over the last three weeks. That might be damning with faint praise, but it’s praise nonetheless.

11:00AM Mon. Nov. 17, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

Fake Press Conferences Concerning Texas Football: Nov. 10, 2014
Texas had its first win against a ranked opponent this season on Saturday, handily dispatching the visiting West Virginia Mountaineers 33-16. Texas’ ground game got going early with running back Johnathan Gray’s 101 yards and three touchdowns, forcing the Mountaineers to play from behind for most of the afternoon.

10:00AM Mon. Nov. 10, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

Fake Press Conferences Concerning Texas Football: Nov. 3, 2014
Texas dispatched Texas Tech Saturday night in Lubbock, winning 34-13. The Red Raiders were shorthanded at QB going into the game, and they had to turn to freshman walk-on Vincent Testaverde when Quandre Diggs delivered a nasty shot that knocked starter Patrick Mahomes out of the game.

11:00AM Mon. Nov. 3, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

Fake Press Conferences Concerning Texas Football: Oct. 27, 2014
Texas couldn’t keep pace with Kansas State Saturday, losing 23-0. K-State controlled the ball and the clock for the entire game and received a few handouts from a Texas offense that struggled to put together anything resembling a decent drive.

9:00AM Mon. Oct. 27, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

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Longhorns Oust Iowa State
The Longhorns took a big step towards becoming the team Texans expect to take the field next year. Saturday against Iowa State, Texas won itself its first close game.

10:20AM Mon. Oct. 20, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

Red River Shot-down
The Longhorns played their best four quarters of the year but still managed to leave Dallas empty handed, losing 31-26 to Oklahoma.

11:15AM Mon. Oct. 13, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

Texas Brought Down By Bears
Texas’ defense came to play, but it wasn’t enough to keep Baylor at bay for four quarters. The Bears walked out of Austin with a 28-7 victory that dropped the Longhorns to 2-3 overall, and catapulted Baylor to the top of the Big 12.

11:15AM Mon. Oct. 6, 2014, Eric Sollenberger Read More | Comment »

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