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Texas Longhorns look ahead to Big 12 opener against Texas Tech
Texas Longhorns stay up for recreation towards Huge 12 Texas Tech
The Longhorns journey to Lubbock to face Huge 12 Texas Tech Saturday, Sept. 24
AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Longhorns are trying ahead to the problem that lies forward with a highway journey to Texas Tech this weekend.
Because the Horns roll into their Huge 12 opener, all people has a Lubbock reminiscence.
“I used to be a freshman. I bear in mind I used to be on the sideline, I used to be freezing that day. I used to be placing a few of these tortillas on my legs to heat them up,” mentioned Keondre Coburn, senior DL.
“Positively going to be a hostile surroundings for us. All people is aware of Tech would not like us, and that is okay as a result of we do not like them both,” mentioned Roschon Johnson, senior working again.
Saturday’s recreation in Lubbock might be UT’s first highway check of the season. They went 1-5 away from DKR Texas Memorial Stadium final yr.
That mentioned, the improved tradition ought to assist them on the highway in entrance of these rowdy Pink Raider followers.
“We have got to go in there bodily, prepared to simply dominate. We will not go in there gradual, cannot go in there with no power as a staff, we’ve got to go in there able to combat,” mentioned Bijan Robinson, junior working again.
“Whatever the circumstances, adversity goes to strike Saturday. I do not know when, I do not know the way, what form or type. The fact is of it, we’ve got to maintain leaning on each other and never get fragmented, and I feel our guys perceive that,” mentioned Head Coach Steve Sarkisian.
As for Sark’s QB plan heading into the Huge 12 opener? That appears optimistic, too.
“All of them practiced at present, which is a optimistic. That to me is a extremely good signal. Final Monday, they did not all observe, so all people was in there doing their staff drills and various things. I feel the progress that Quinn (Ewers) is making is nice, I feel it is (Hudson Card)’s skill to bounce again after enjoying Saturday and the ankle feeling adequate to go at present,” Sarkisian mentioned.
The Longhorns tackle Texas Tech Saturday, Sept. 24 at 2:30 p.m.
The Texas A&M Aggies continue to have a busy offseason after finishing the first regular season under head coach Mike Elko.
Texas A&M hosted 2026 five-star offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell for a visit over the weekend and clearly impressed one of the best players in the recruiting class. Cantwell told On3’s Chad Simmons that he “likes the Aggies a lot.”
“The visit was good,” Cantwell told Simmons. “I enjoyed College Station and getting to see everything I needed to see. … They made me feel like a priority this weekend. … The development, culture, coaching staff and continued interest make the Aggies a contender. We will see how the official visits shake out, but I like the Aggies a lot.”
Cantwell, a product of Nixa (Missouri), is the No. 1 offensive tackle and the No. 3 overall player in the 2026 class, per 247Sports’ recruiting rankings. Name a program and he’s likely received an offer from them. He’s also taken unofficial visits with Georgia, Alabama, LSU, Oregon, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, TCU and Tennessee.
Both of his parents were Olympians, so it’s not too surprising that 247Sports scouting analyst Gabe Brooks described Cantwell as having “a stellar athletic profile.”
“Tall, big-framed offensive tackle prospect with a stellar athletic profile and pedigree who’s an advanced mover at this stage of development,” Brooks wrote.
If the Aggies can beat out the rest of the country and land a commitment from Cantwell at some point in the future, he’d join a Texas A&M 2026 recruiting class that features four-star talents like receiver Aaron Gregory, quarterback Helaman Casuga, tight ends Xavier Tiller and Caleb Tafua, edge rusher Samu Moala, defensive lineman Trashawn Ruffin and receiver Madden Williams along with three-stars like safety Markel Ford and cornerback Ryan Gilbert.
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As North Texas wraps up the weekend, there’s a noticeable shift in the weather, leaving behind the icy remains of recent storms.
Drivers faced hazardous travel conditions from Wednesday night until Saturday, facing snow, sleet, black ice and slushy roads. Fortunately, the temperatures have stabilized, hovering in the 50s, making travel more manageable.
Sunday will feel warmer in the sun, and the mild weather will continue throughout the week. However, residents should be prepared for a notable change ahead.
Cold air is expected to return late next Sunday and continue into the following week. While it is still too early to provide exact temperatures, it is wise to start preparing.
There is a possibility of mixed precipitation, including snow or ice. However, since this forecast is quite far out, many factors could change.
The model-projected temperatures and the widespread nature of this upcoming Arctic airmass are likely to make national headlines next weekend. All trends point to a significant wave of cold air sweeping across the south and southeast.
Although the forecast is still uncertain, the Euro Weather Model — one of the most reliable weather prediction models worldwide — has consistently shown the potential for wintry precipitation returning to Texas with this next cold snap.
It will certainly be cold enough, but North Texas residents should monitor trends to determine if any precipitation is likely.
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