The last go-around in the Big 12 for Texas could be dubbed the Longhorns’ “Embrace the Hate” tour.
Quarterback Quinn Ewers had an inconsistent and injury-plagued freshman season, but emerged from spring drills as the clear No. 1 for 2023 ahead of Maalik Murphy and Arch Manning. Teammates and coaches have praised Ewers' growth in the locker room and huddle. Gone is the flowing mullet haircut. Still there is the natural arm talent that can mesmerize with effortless form and quick release.Ewers also changed his diet and workouts to reshape his body. He's lost nearly 20 pounds.
"My motivation, as humble as I can be, is telling myself every day when I wake up that I'm the best linebacker in the country," Ford said.Wide receiver Xavier Worthy's 21 career touchdowns rank third in program history. The Longhorns added Georgia transfer receiver Adonai Mitchel, and former Wyoming standout Isaiah Neyor is ready after sitting out last season with a knee injury. Tight end J.T.
"If we can deploy five people in the field, you can't double everybody or load the box to stop the run," Sarkisian said."And all those guys are hard tackles in space."Texas' mediocre record over the past three seasons never let Longhorns fans truly appreciate what they had in tailback Bijan Robinson. Now he's gone to the NFL.
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