r/LonghornNation • u/mykeof • 15h ago
This was a goal line fade
All that room in the middle
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r/LonghornNation • u/mykeof • 15h ago
All that room in the middle
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r/LonghornNation • u/DoubleG357 • 15h ago
Something Iām very curious aboutā¦almost similar to the Quinn decision in 2024. Quinn almost certainly would have came back for 1 more year if not for the Arch hype.
But also, it was very clear there some āinternal encouragementā for him to go proā¦because folks were over him by the time the Ohio state semi final game ended.
So I am curious, what do we think Arch and Texas will decide to do once the season ends?
Iād highly assume it depends on how it goes. If we make the playoffs and maybe perhaps win a game, maybe thereās more optimismā¦but if we miss it completely and go 9-3 againā¦.id imagine that door is almost completely shut.
You also have to consider we have two 5 stars waiting for their turnā¦in an era where people donāt like to wait too long, because why would they when they can go make 1-2M else where and play right away?
Tricky situation. Thoughts?
r/LonghornNation • u/TheAthletic • 2m ago
College football has become the ultimate reality show. There has definitely been a recent trend where my readers are far more interested in the sportās train-wreck teams than those competing for a championship.
Which is why I ordered the first two questions the way I did.
Looking at the schedule, I can more easily see this Texas team at 7-5 than 11-1, largely due to an offense that is mediocre at best (a troubling trend during the Sark era). What record would put Steve Sarkisian on the hot seat and/or āforceā him to hire an offensive coordinator? Or would simply a College Football Playoff inclusion be enough to continue the status quo? ā Joel
I donāt think the Horns are going 7-5. While that was a bad loss to Oklahoma, theyāre not a bad team. Theyāve already beaten a top-five Ohio State team and a top-15 Tennessee team. Throw in Oklahoma, and theyāve faced three defenses ranked No. 26 or higher in yards per play allowed, meaning their offense has been tested more than that of other top-10 teams, such as Miami and Notre Dame. (The Irish do face BYUās 12th-ranked D this weekend.)
But could they miss the Playoff? Definitely.
Texas gets a bit of a reprieve the next two weeks when it faces two of the worst defenses in the SEC, Florida and Ole Miss, both at home. But the Horns could certainly lose one of those games, and three more Top 25 teams, Mississippi State, Missouri and LSU, await after that.
Sark could be an interesting test case for what coach expectations look like in 2026. Letās say the Horns sneak in at 9-3 ā a real possibility with that Ohio State win on the resume ā then lose in the first round. Given that the Horns have one of the five priciest rosters in the country ($45 million to $55 million), the high-profile portal acquisitions such as Cam Coleman and Hollywood Smothers and that this is likely Archās last season, most Texas fans would view the season as a failure.
But is it enough of a failure to justify paying Sark about a $50 million buyout plus many millions more to buy off his staff? (Defensive coordinator Will Muschamp alone signed a guaranteed three-year, $8.4 million deal when he was hired.) After making the Playoff for the third time in four years? You wouldnāt think so, but itās all monopoly money for Texas. Especially with the price of oil up 60 percent this year.
Short of that, Sark will have to decide after the season whether itās time to surrender play-calling, a decision guys such as Brian Kelly, Ryan Day, Lane Kiffin and Jimbo Fisher made before him. He was an excellent play-caller as a coordinator and was good enough to lead the Horns to a four-team Playoff in 2023 and a 12-team Playoff in ā24, but something has definitely gone awry the past two seasons.
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r/LonghornNation • u/creation88 • 20h ago
Just announced kick off time
r/LonghornNation • u/defensecowboy • 1d ago
Iām seeing a ton of hate on both subreddits towards Steve Sarkisian and Arch, with some of the less enlightened calling for Sark to be fired and Arch to be benched.
Now, criticisms are completely valid. I think Sark needs to at least consider exploring hiring a playcaller to run his offense.
But Sark is 39-8 since 2023 and has 16 ranked wins (FBS leader)
Arch is 16-4 as a starter and has a 6-3 record against ranked opponents.
I remember this time last year everyone was dooming and we put together a satisfying conclusion to the season. Defenses and offenses adjust. Players grow.
I hope that just because weāve had some success we donāt forget where we came from when we hired Sark.
r/LonghornNation • u/FootballGuy59 • 17h ago
The boys and I are coming down for the Texas game for our yearly football trip this year. We're from Wisconsin and love coming down to a SEC game every year. We'll be down Thursday night, to do some golfing friday morning, then look for some bars to hangout at Friday night. For Gameday, we usually just grab a case of beer and wander around the tailgate lots, where is the best place to do this? Or would we be better off paying for a tent of our own? Any Texas fans making the trip?
Any other recs for Bars, Golf Courses, Restaurants, etc. would be appreciated.
r/LonghornNation • u/gordogg24p • 19h ago
With Texas playing again in Week 6, participation rebounded to match our season-high of 19. The loss likely tampers enthusiasm, but hopefully we can still get close to that number again in Week 7!
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r/LonghornNation • u/BevoBot • 1d ago
Tuan was rehomed for being too clingy. Here's my first night with her.



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Texas drops to #7 in AP Poll, OU remains unranked after beating No.1
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r/LonghornNation • u/Naive-Hovercraft-792 • 17h ago
Will the longhorns have a chance of winning? Itās my first UT game ever, well first college fb game ever, but I heard that their schedule was rough but im not caught up with the longhorns. I just wanna experience the fireworks if we win š I watch college fb but they arenāt my team š
r/LonghornNation • u/love_that_fishing • 2d ago
Pics (not very good) from his HS year book. Crazy thing is they lost in the state semis.
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Texas drops to #7 in AP Poll, OU remains unranked after beating No.1
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r/LonghornNation • u/PestilentPossum • 2d ago
Iām not a doomer but this is how I see the season going from here.
We are entering a GAUNTLET five weeks. If we play how we have been the last five games (barring the fourth quarter against OSU), we are going 8-4 at best. We will still be good enough to beat a couple of the mid teams in the SEC like LSU or Miss St, but we will probably be the underdogs and itāll be a minor upset when we win.
If we get our shit together and figure out the offense, 10-2 or even 11-1 is not out of the question. Itās going to be a tough road ahead though.
Iām not calling for Sark to get fired or to bench Arch, but somethingās gotta give. We cannot - and I mean CANNOT - keep playing how we have been lately. Our elite defense can only do so much before itās not enough.
r/LonghornNation • u/krusman • 2d ago
On another note, how about the Horns in the NFL. Watching the Eagles vs Jaguars. Jake Majors getting his 1st start and looking good. Leading the O line. Makuba is playing for the Eagles. Jayden Blue and Quinn Ewers both on the sidelines. Let's go Horns!
r/LonghornNation • u/Schub21 • 3d ago
Weāve played one, maybe two, quarters of good offensive football.
How the absolute fuck is our passing game the weakest part of our entire team when we have Sark and Arch. Explain it to me like Iām five years old!
And if the answer is āwell, whatās the better alternativeā, then tell me what their money is for.
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r/LonghornNation • u/Entire_Tradition1704 • 2d ago
Over from Scotland and going to the Longhorns game against the Gators next weekend!
Whatās the chances of getting cheaper tickets the day of the game or night before? We are in Austin anyway so not an issue
Seeing tickets for $170 right now, is this good?
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A heads up that Texas vs Oklahoma in immersive 180° is happening LIVE TODAY with kickoff at 12:30pm PT / 3:30pm ET š
No. 1 Texas meets Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry at the Cotton Bowl, with the Golden Hat on the line. Watch it live from the sideline in immersive 180°, 8K with Dolby Atmos.
From your headset: At game time, open the TV app on your Quest and select Texas vs Oklahoma. Then hit "Watch."
Or, from the web: Go to the event page and click "+ Watchlist" to get a reminder notification and add it to your TV app's watchlist. Or, at game time, click the "Open in VR" button on the page to have the game auto-open on your headset.
Make sure you are on the latest version of the TV app.
The immersive full-game replay will be on demand in the TV app for 7 days after game day. Highlights will be available the next day.
ESPN is bringing select immersive college football games to Meta Quest every week this season, through Conference Championship Weekend and the College Football Playoff, including the 2027 CFP National Championship in January.
More info on the Meta blog. Available in the US on Meta Quest 3 and 3S.
Disclosure: I work at Meta and worked on this. Would love to hear Longhorn Nation's thoughts if you check it out.š¤