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  1. 3d ago

    Who Starts On Defense? / Texas Longhorns LIVE 109

    Episode Notes: Who Starts On Defense? / Texas Longhorns LIVE 109 Hosts: Matthew Miller & Thomas Bresee (TexasVOCFB / Voice of College Football) Focus: Summer workout intel, defensive depth chart projections, position battles, and early 2026 season outlook for the Texas Longhorns. Key Segments & Takeaways 1. Opening / Texas vs. Texas State Preview Texas favored by ~31.5 points; over/under ~60.5. Hosts expect Texas to cover and the game to go over due to late-game scoring against backups. Emphasis on Steve Sarkeesian seeking style points against weaker opponents. 2. Summer Workout Intel & Position Changes Kobe Black: Moving to safety (possibly free safety/center fielder role). Hosts love the move—better physical fit (long, rangy), improves ball skills in secondary. Boosts confidence in corner depth (Samari Matthews, Warren Roberson). Xavier Fils-Aimé: Shifting toward nickel. Versatile cross-training expected across nickel/safety roles depending on opponent, down, and personnel (e.g., vs. run-heavy teams). Overall theme: High versatility and depth in the secondary; Will Muschamp will experiment heavily. 3. Defensive Depth Chart Discussion ("Who Starts On Defense?") Nose Tackle/Interior DL: Ian Jafard expected to start early, but rotation likely. Strong depth with Hero Canoe & Alex January leading; Murad Watson, Josiah Sharma, Justice Terry, and others provide two-deep starters. High upside and rotation expected. Edge: Colin Simmons + Lance Jackson projected as elite starter duo (potentially top in country). Limited rotation possible—Zeno Mozilo, Colton Vasek (health key), Richard Wesley as key backups. High floor with star potential. Linebacker: Biggest question mark due to depth. Starters: Rasheem Biles (Mike, critical leader/freak athlete—cannot get hurt), Ty Anthony Smith. Brad Spence in 3-LB sets. Freshmen: Rocky Cummings emerging fastest (physical, coverage-ready); Tyler Atkinson (pass rush upside, needs time); Kosi Akpala. Others: Justin Cryer (experience), Darius Snow (health-dependent wildcard). Concern: Injuries would force heavy reliance on unproven freshmen/young players. Room has high ceiling but thin margin. 4. Other Notable Position Notes Offensive Line: Positive summer buzz on depth (Devin Coleman, Andre Kojo as swing tackle). Addresses prior concerns. Freshman Linebackers: Trio (Cummings, Atkinson, Akpala) physically ready; Rocky Cummings highlighted as potential early impact player. Wide Receivers: Extremely deep and talented; rotation of 5–6 expected. Justice Terry, Kalik Lockett, Jermaine Bishop Jr., Daylon McCutcheon among standouts. Secondary: Strong with cross-training and returning talent. 5. Top 3 Concerns for 2026 Season Sarkisian Adaptation: Must adjust schemes/personnel faster to available players (less rigid 12-personnel, workhorse RB, etc.) rather than ideal vision. Physicality vs. Elite Competition: Must win key short-yardage/physical moments against top teams (Ohio State, Georgia, etc.). Arch Manning’s Development / Pressure Handling: Needs cleaner play (accuracy on underneath routes, decision-making) to reach national title level; early pressure could create cracks. Bonus: Linebacker depth/injury risk remains a major vulnerability. Overall Tone & Outlook Optimistic on talent and depth in most areas (especially DL, edge, WR, secondary). Defensive experimentation under Muschamp is a major storyline. Linebacker health and Sark’s in-season adaptability are the biggest “ifs” for a championship run. Hosts stress proving summer hype on the field, especially in early tests. Closing: Standard calls to like/subscribe; tease future episodes and recruiting news. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    1h 3m

  2. 4d ago

    DL Jason Johnson Commits To Texas! Longhorns Hot Streak Continues!

    Video Notes: "DL Jason Johnson Commits To Texas! Longhorns Hot Streak Continues!" Host: Thomas Bresee (TexasVOCFB) Length: ~9:33 Topic: 3-star DL Jason Johnson commitment to Texas (9th commitment of June) Player Profile: 6'4, 280 lbs, Ascita High School (Umble, Texas), 6A ball Overall Summary Texas lands a high-upside, long defensive lineman in Jason Johnson, who beat out strong interest from Mississippi State, LSU, Florida, Cal, and Vanderbilt. Bresee highlights Johnson's strength at the point of attack, run-game dominance, solid first step, and anchoring ability. He projects as an interior DL who could add weight (to 305-315) and develop into a versatile pass rusher with NFL potential, drawing comparisons to Byron Murphy and Alfred Collins. This is viewed as a "buy-low" high-ceiling addition that fits Kenny Baker's defensive line vision and builds foundational depth for the class. The episode also teases upcoming commitments like Brandon Sherard (July 1) and Ishmail Kamar (potentially soon/biggest of the cycle). Timestamped Key Segments 0:00 - 0:29 – Intro & Commitment Announcement Welcome and immediate announcement: Jason Johnson, 3-star DL from Ascita HS, commits to Texas. Size: 6'4, 280 lbs, very long frame. Beat out: Mississippi State, LSU, Florida, Cal, Vanderbilt. 0:29 - 1:50 – Player Evaluation & Strengths High-level interest from top defensive coordinators (Tosh Lupo at LSU, Cal at Florida) validates the talent. Elite at point of attack: Strong first punch, snaps OL backward, hard to move. Run-game nightmare: Resets the line, generates TFLs or minimal gains. Good first step for 280 lbs; uses hands well, slip moves into backfield. Aggressive bull rush; potential to develop more pass-rush moves. Comparison: Could evolve into a Byron Murphy / Alfred Collins type (versatility inside/out in HS). 1:50 - 3:27 – Projection, Development & High School Context Current projection: Interior DL; likely adds to 305-315 lbs in college. Excellent anchor and counter ability when losing initial battles (low pad level, knee drop like Murphy). Plays big-time 6A Texas football — helps with speed of game and facing talent. Surprised he's still rated 3-star; high ceiling player. 3:27 - 5:44 – Class Context & Long-Term Outlook Fits perfectly with Kasi Curry already committed; missed out on Marcus Fakatau (to Ohio State). "Perfect buy-low prospect" with NFL ceiling. Needs weight and refined pass-rush moves but has special potential. Likely redshirt freshman year; impact expected in 2028-2029. Important foundational piece for depth, especially in the portal era. 5:44 - 9:33 – Next Commitments & Recruiting Outlook Brandon Sherard (DB): Expected July 1; Texas leading, strong visit, helps elite secondary with Montrey Jackson, Junior Tuo, John Meredith. Ishmail Kamar: Biggest potential commitment of cycle (Kelvin Banks-level talent, immediate impact); timeline uncertain but Texas gaining on Oregon; academics/early graduation factor. Landon Williams Callus (RB): Mentioned as future target with family ties. Texas on a hot streak; more commitments likely in July; all-in on recruiting for an "all-in" season. Key Quotes "Really long defensive lineman... constantly snapping offensive linemen back on his highlight tape with his first punch." "A real nightmare in the run game... does a great job of resetting the offensive line in his favor." "I think this could be a pretty special player and someone that turns into a massive success story." "If I had to pick one lower star player in this class to hit, probably pick Jason Johnson." On Kamar: "This is a special special player at a position that you badly need... Kelvin Banks level player." Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    10 min

  3. Jun 27

    Texas Lands 4 STAR Safety Junior Tu'upo

    Episode Notes: Texas Lands 4-Star Safety Junior Tu'upo Host: Matthew Miller Show: Texas Longhorns Live (TexasVOCFB) Date/Context: Special edition covering the commitment of Junior Tu'upo in the 2027 recruiting cycle Episode Summary Texas secured a commitment from 4-star safety Junior Tu'upo (Thompson HS, Alabama / previously Florida), marking the 19th commit in the 2027 class. Host Matthew Miller highlights this as evidence of an aggressive, national recruiting approach under Steve Sarkisian, Blake Gideon, and new defensive additions like Will Muschamp. Tu'upo is the first safety in the class and fits the versatile, physical profile valued in the evolving Texas defensive scheme. Key Player Details Ranking (247 Composite): #236 nationally, #19 safety Measurables: 6'2", 190 lbs (projected to add 15-20 lbs) Athletic/Playing Style: Long, lengthy, physical, hard-nosed. Willing to come downhill in the run game. Versatile — can play safety, big nickel (Muschamp favorite), and even emergency QB in a pinch. 2025 Stats (prior to transfer): 66 tackles, 5 TFL, 7 PBUs, 3 INTs Immediate Impact: Expected to contribute on special teams right away and compete for meaningful playing time by Year 2. Timestamped Key Highlights 00:00 - 00:15: Intro & commitment announcement. Miller predicted the pickup. 00:15 - 00:46: Class context — 19th commit, far ahead of Sark’s usual pace. National recruiting map expansion (MS, AL, FL, GA, VA). 00:46 - 01:51: Player evaluation. First safety in class (possibly only one needed due to youth at position). Physical traits, run support, versatility praised. Strong fit in Muschamp’s scheme and Pete Kwiatkowski’s positional versatility emphasis. 01:51 - 02:52: Development path & upside. Special teams contributor immediately; potential top-200 riser. Strong job by Gideon and Muschamp. 02:52 - 03:38: Stats, background (Florida → Thompson AL), and recruiting wins. Texas beat out Alabama (struggling in cycle) and Auburn. 03:38 - End: Teases upcoming commitments (Monterey Jackson expected soon), class projection (95% wrapped by Week 1), and battles for elite WRs (Munch/Sales & Eastern Royal). Mentions Landon Callis Williams, Ishmael Kamara, Marcus Faka outlook. Recruiting & Scheme Analysis Staff Impact: Blake Gideon and Will Muschamp made Tu'upo a priority immediately upon arrival. Demonstrates Texas flipping high-upside targets from SEC territory. Defensive Philosophy: Emphasis on getting the 11 best football players (Muschamp). Positional versatility will be key under the new staff. Class Momentum: Texas is in a strong position. Miller expects heavy activity, with most of the class locked in early. Specific notes on cornerback additions (Monterey Jackson + John Meredith as a strong duo) and other targets. Notable Quotes “This is recruiting at its best... expanding the recruiting map.” “Long, lengthy, physical guy that can play multiple positions... really good, talented, and hard-nosed football player.” “He might be able to play that big nickel spot that Will Muschamp loves.” “We stole him away from the University of Alabama... and Auburn.” Overall Assessment Miller is very bullish on Tu'upo as a high-floor, versatile defender who can develop into a starter. The commitment reinforces Texas’s strong 2027 trajectory and ability to win battles in the Southeast. The episode ends with a call for likes/subscribes and a preview of the next commitment (Monterey Jackson). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    7 min

  4. Jun 24

    Texas Longhorns LIVE 107

    Texas Longhorns LIVE #107 Episode Notes Hosts: Matthew Miller & Thomas Bresee (TexasVOCFB) Date: June 23, 2026 (preseason discussion) Length: ~53+ minutes Sponsor: FanDuel Overall Summary The hosts discuss realistic expectations for the 2026 Texas Longhorns, emphasizing massive upside with a talented roster but acknowledging execution risks. They cover season ceiling/floor, key position groups, coaching implications, recent recruiting wins, future targets, and under-the-radar strengths. Optimism is high for a potential national title contender, with emphasis on health, offensive line play, Arch Manning’s growth, and defensive versatility under new coordinator Will Muschamp. Key Timestamps & Topics 00:00 – 01:04: Intro & Sponsor Welcome and FanDuel shoutout. Texas at +750 to win the national championship (3rd behind Ohio State and Notre Dame). Hosts agree these odds feel right; Texas needs to handle business early (especially Week 2) to stay in contention. ~01:04 – 07:20: How Good Can Texas Actually Be? (Ceiling & Floor) Ceiling: All-time great team. Potential undefeated season, CFP dominance, national title. Arch Manning (Heisman), Cam Coleman (Biletnikoff), strong O-line (Joe Moore), Rasheem Biles (Butkus), Bo Masco/DBs (Thorpe), 6+ NFL Draft picks (realistically up to 20 in best-case). Could surpass 2005 championship team in talent. Requirements: Healthy O-line/LB room, Arch’s development, Steve Sarkisian fixing in-game issues. Floor (realistic): 9-3. Could slip to 8-4 with bad luck, but not worse barring major injuries. Risks include O-line chemistry, Arch regression, defensive step-back with new coordinator/talent turnover. 07:20 – 13:00+: Offense/Defense Outlook, Roster Depth, Postseason Stakes Offense could be the best unit since Sark’s 2020 Alabama group: 68%+ completion for Arch, Coleman/Wingo duo, 40+ PPG potential. Depth concerns at LB, RB, WR (Coleman is the true difference-maker). Missing playoffs at 9-3 would create major pressure (hot seat for Sark, likely Kyle Flood departure). Good season could lead to coordinator promotions (Blake Gideon, Jeff Banks). 13:00 – 21:00: Roster Turnover & 2027 Outlook Significant losses expected (Coleman, Simmons, Goosby, etc.). Arch possibly returning in 2027. Big changes incoming regardless of outcome; hope for positive reasons (success leading to hires/draft stock). Emphasis on reloading for 2027. 21:00 – 35:00: Recruiting Roundup Two new commitments: Tyler Alexander (DT, 4-star, ~#428): True nose tackle (6'3", 315 lbs) with athleticism. Fits Muschamp scheme perfectly. Chose Texas over more money from Colorado. Long-term starter potential (2028+). Kyron Brown (WR, 3-star, ~#844): Speedy/twitchy athlete. Developmental piece; special teams contributor early, potential starter by Year 3. Foundation player. Class now at 18 commits, top-5 range. Texas pushing aggressively for 2027 (possible #1 class push, trading some 2026 depth for elite talent). Targets discussed: Dylan McGee (likely SMU), Montre Jackson (strong Texas lean), Junior Tupou, Neiman Lawrence, Landon Callis-Williams, Ishmael Kamara, Manchin Sales, etc. Secondary focus highlighted. 35:00 – End: Overlooked/Under-Talked Topics Elite RB Room: Relique Brown + Hollywood Smothers (potentially best or 2nd-best duo; Oregon comparison). Explosive, create yards in tight spaces. Derek Cooper adds power. Big upgrade over 2025. Positional Versatility: Massive edge. Secondary cross-training (Masco, Black, Fils-Aimé), multi-positional LBs/DL, offensive weapons (Bishop, Niblett, etc.). Allows best 11 on field more often. Wildcat/wild packages possible. Blake Gideon (DBs coach): Key returnee. Aggressive ball-playing style. Potential coordinator or head coaching candidate. Big upgrade/influence. Arch Manning Development: Not “fixed” yet. Strong finish to 2025 but accuracy/footwork/touch passes still works in progress (injury-related + natural). Patience needed early; huge growth expected. Colin Simmons: Generational pass rusher. Under-hyped nationally. Potential #1-2 overall pick; 15+ sack candidate. Complete game (run defense too). Special Teams: Elite potential. Ryan Niblett (returner), added depth (Brown, Bishop, etc.), blocking/coverage upside, Jeff Banks. Could produce TDs and flip fields. Standout Quotes “This can be an all-time football team... you can absolutely go undefeated.” — Tommy “I think the ceiling of this team is probably better than the 2005 national championship team.” — Matthew On recruiting: “They just changed the eligibility rules... It could change the mathematics on how you build your roster.” On Arch: “Arch Manning is far from fixed.” On Simmons: “I think Colin Simmons is... ninety-five percent as good as his [position] is more important.” Analysis & Takeaways (TexasVOCFB Lens) Optimism Index: Very high ceiling (national title favorite contention) but variance tied to health, O-line, and Arch’s consistency. First month (incl. Ohio State) is make-or-break for CFP path. Recruiting Strategy: Aggressive 2027 push possible (sell-out for talent). Balance high school + portal remains key; portal as “safety net,” not foundation. X-Factors: Muschamp defense + Sark offense synergy, special teams edge, depth/versatility. Fan Engagement: Hosts asked for ceiling/floor thoughts, recruiting targets, and overlooked topics. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    53 min

  5. Jun 18

    Texas Lands Massive 4 STAR Offensive Lineman Brian Swanson...Who is Next?

    Video Notes: "Texas Lands Massive 4 STAR Offensive Lineman Brian Swanson...Who is Next?" Host: Matthew Miller (TexasVOCFB / Texas Longhorns Live) Length: ~7 minutes Main Focus: Brian Swanson commitment recap + Texas OL recruiting outlook and next targets. 00:00 - 00:30 | Intro & Commitment Announcement Special edition episode celebrating Brian Swanson's commitment. Swanson: 4-star OT from South Oak Cliff (Dallas), commits to Texas Longhorns. Sponsored by FanDuel. 00:30 - 01:00 | Player Profile & Rankings Size: 6'5.5", 315 lbs. National ranking: #135 overall, #18 offensive tackle. Texas led for Swanson "the whole way" — rare in modern recruiting; no real doubt he would end up in the class. 15th commit in the class → bumps Texas to #13 nationally. 01:00 - 03:30 | Prospect Evaluation & Strengths Availability: 32 consecutive starts in high school. "The number one ability is availability." Versatility: Played LT, RT, LG, RG — all very well. Projects best as right tackle (not prototypical LT, but could prove wrong). Athleticism & Physicality: Track background in shot put and discus (all-state level). Strong lower + upper body. Good footwork. High motor: Finds extra work after assignment, loves being physical. High Floor/Ceiling: At worst: B+ guard, potential third-team All-SEC. MVP of Under Armour OL camp in Dallas (stood out vs. good competition). Development Timeline: Unlikely to start as true freshman but expected in rotation. Strong chance to play meaningfully in Year 2. Could be among the 7 possible starters Kyle Flood references by end of freshman year. If major OL turnover, he could even push for early playing time. 03:30 - 04:30 | Texas OL Outlook & 2026 Needs Compares this addition to Texas' strong 2022 high school OL class (all 5 played). Significant turnover expected after 2025 season: Likely losing: Trevor Goosby, Lawrence Seymour, Connor Robertson. Possible departures: Brandon Baker, Melvin Ciani (if they have big years). Minimum 3 starters to replace; potential for full OL rebuild. Texas needs another "2022-type" class with 5 high-upside guys who can contribute, rather than heavy portal reliance (1-2 portal guys ideal; 3+ risky). 04:30 - End | Who’s Next? Recruiting Targets John Meredith (#1 CB in the country): Final three: Alabama, Texas A&M, Texas. Miller predicts Texas (75-80% confidence / 8/10). Announcement: June 19 (very soon). Would push Texas into top 6-9 class range. Ishmael Kamara (next priority after Meredith): Unofficial visit to Texas this weekend. Current leader: Oregon; Texas possibly tied for 2nd with SMU. Dead period approaching — no official visit soon. "Gigantic deal" for OL depth. Overall Takeaways / Miller’s Closing Thoughts: Big win for Texas OL recruiting. Class expected to largely wrap up by first week of season (typical Sark pattern), with only 1-3 spots left + flip opportunities. Optimistic about finishing 6-10 range (not top 5, but solid boost incoming). Key Quotes: "This is a 2022 type year for Texas on the offensive line." "At worst, you're getting a B+ guard... third team all SEC. That's awesome." On Swanson's motor: "When he's done with his assignment, moving on to find extra work... loves to be physical." On class needs: "You need five guys that you think can play at your program." Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    7 min

  6. Jun 17

    Who Will Be The Most Impactful Freshman/ Texas Longhorns LIVE 106

    Episode Notes: Texas Longhorns LIVE #106 – "Who Will Be The Most Impactful Freshman" Hosts: Matthew Miller & Thomas Bresee Guest: Louis Johnson (LSU coverage, Last Word on Sports / LSU Tigers Live) Date: June 16, 2026 (preseason focus) Platform: TexasVOCFB / Voice of College Football Quick Summary The episode breaks down Texas' most impactful true freshmen for 2026, projects the offensive depth chart (Week 1 vs. end-of-season), and features a detailed LSU preview with Lewis Johnson. Emphasis on talent infusion, competition battles, and key matchups ahead of the season. FanDuel sponsorship highlights College World Series betting. 00:00 – 01:10: Intro & Sponsorship Welcome to Episode 106. FanDuel sponsor shoutout: Texas baseball +600 to win College World Series (first since 2005, same year as football title). Hosts discuss upcoming games (vs. Georgia, Oklahoma) and broader summer sports. 01:12 – ~09:00: Most Impactful Freshmen for Texas Hosts each rank their top 3 (similar lists, slight order differences). Focus on immediate impact potential. Consensus Top 3: #3: Tyler Atkinson (LB) Physical and smart; capable of inside LB reps. Limited early snaps due to transfers (Darius Snow, Marcus Boswell), but injury depth role expected. Strong mentally; big jump from high school (7A Georgia). Potential pass-rush specialist. Comparison: Could finish strong like Anthony Smith. Other mentions: Samari Matthews, Richard Wesley, Jamarian Carlson. #2 / #1: Derek Cooper (RB) Big, physical back (220 lbs); ready for early carries. Needed in red zone, 3rd down, short-yardage situations. Could steal snaps from Relique Brown / Hollywood Smothers. Confidence key; potential CJ Baxter-type impact (without needing 700+ yards). Bullish long-term outlook. #1 / #2: Jermaine Bishop (ATH / WR gadget) Downright special; best offensive playmaker Sark has signed at Texas. Touches 3-7x per game (rushes, catches, returns); gadget player with “wow” moments. Could steal slot reps; forces creative usage. Loaded WR room but too talented to keep off field. Potential 500+ total yards; 1,000+ sophomore year. Athleticism comparable to Xavier Worthy (route-running gap). Future starter in 2027. Viewer Prompt: Share your most impactful freshman (this year or long-term). ~09:00 – ~24:40: Texas Offensive Depth Chart Projections Week 1 vs. End-of-Season Outlook. Competition and health will shift things (bye week comfort expected). QB: Arch Manning (1). KJ Lacey firm #2. Debate on #3 (MJ Morris experience vs. Diabell upside). Diabell special; redshirt management key. Possible Lacey vs. Diabell battle for future. RB: Relique Brown / Hollywood Smothers (co-starters or “OR”; 60/40 or closer split). Derek Cooper rising. Michael Terry (special teams/flex). James Simon (potential RB3/4; undervalued; more carries than Terry?). Depth: If injuries, Simon jumps. (Note: Christian Clark transfer mention.) OL: Starting 5 locked (Goosby, Seymour, Robertson, Baker, Siani) if healthy. Depth needs (Dylan Secorchi/Sikorski, Jaden Chapman, Andre Kojo, Jordan Coleman, Jackson Christian at C backup, etc.). Pass protection strength; run blocking improvement needed. Health critical (past Sark luck noted). WR: Starters locked (Emmitt Mosley, Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo) if healthy. Fourth spot battle: Sterling Burkhalter trending up; competition with Kalik Lockett (spring miss), Daylon McCutcheon. Jermaine Bishop could push in. Depth elevation key for elite group. TE: Strong “starting trio” floor (highest on team after WR?). Michael Masunis, Nick Townsend (well-rounded; athlete), Spencer Shannon (elite blocker). Multiple-TE usage expected. Townsend end-around potential. Viewer Prompt: Thoughts on depth chart; who elevates this summer? ~24:40 – End: LSU Preview w/ Lewis Johnson Lane Kiffin Hire & 2026 Outlook: Fans all-in on Kiffin; strong portal class (best in NIL/portal era). Success: 9-3 solid (new pieces); playoff possible (10-2 ceiling). Talent + coaching = high upside, but integration time needed. Key LSU Players: Defense: Blake Baker improvements continuing; potential elite unit. DJ Pickett (soph CB, 5-star) big role (caution: not instant Mansour Delane). DL depth critical. Offense: New OL/QB. QB: Leavitt (experienced; ahead on foot recovery). Backup: Hudson Longstreet #2 (improved in spring). RB: Dylan Jones (spring leader) / Harlem Berry (1A; open-field/receiving). WR: No clear #1 yet. Jace Brown (versatile/established), Winnie Watkins (most consistent, slot), Jackson Harris (X-factor, big body/speed). Texas-LSU Matchup Notes: Death Valley: 4-point home advantage in big games (revenge vs. A&M, Alabama hype; Texas ranks high on excitement). Advantages: LSU home/atmosphere + Kiffin play-calling/balance; Texas talent (Seaton/Simmons edge, Coleman vs. Pickett). Lewis confidence: ~5.5/10 (slight LSU edge at home); hosts lean LSU currently but note massive variables. Closing: Excitement for LSU/Ohio State games; Neyland + Death Valley road tests. Like/subscribe prompts. Key Takeaways & Analysis Freshman class depth strong; skill positions (RB/WR) poised for early contributions. OL stability + health = championship potential. Sark’s offense: Creative usage of talent (gadget, multiple TEs). Big 2026 tests: Integration speed, depth, road environments. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    44 min

  7. Jun 13

    Jabbarius Garror Commits To Texas! Longhorns' Second Commitment In Two Days

    Video Notes: "Jabbarius Garror Commits To Texas! Longhorns' Second Commitment In Two Days!" w/ TexasVOCFB co-host Thomas Bresee Overall Summary Texas lands its second commitment in two days with Jabbarius "Chicken" Garror (Vigor HS, Mobile, AL), a highly productive 4-star edge rusher (No. 110 nationally, No. 12 edge, No. 4 in Alabama). This follows Kasi Curry’s commitment, signaling momentum in the 2026 class. Bresee highlights Garror’s elite athleticism, production, positional versatility, and motor despite being slightly undersized at 6'3", 220 lbs. He projects as a dynamic, high-upside defender who can contribute early in multiple roles. Timestamped Key Segments 00:00 - 00:08 Introduction to the special edition episode. Back-to-back commitments: Kasi Curry (yesterday) and now Jabbarius Garror. 00:08 - 00:40 Recruit Profile: 4-star, top-110 nationally, elite edge prospect from Alabama. 6'3", 220 lbs — noted as a bit undersized but with exceptional production. 42.5 sacks + 88.5 TFLs over the last two years. Sophomore All-American (MaxPreps), Alabama Lineman of the Year (twice). Also played tight end. Nickname: "Chicken" (lifelong). 00:40 - 01:55 Athletic & Technical Traits: Remarkable first step and athleticism off the line. Elite, quick, strong hands — hard for OL to engage and control him. Excellent bend off the edge. Strong motor; makes plays even when not initially involved (strips, forced fumbles, TDs). Solid length and wide body for his size — not easily overpowered. 01:55 - 03:00 Positional Versatility: Can play off-ball LB (comfortable, solid in coverage). Played wide-9 edge and 3-tech DT. Strong coverage skills for a pass rusher (better than many big rushers; can handle TEs/slot on short routes). Good hands as a TE in high school (won’t be a primary receiving threat at next level but useful in coverage drops). 03:00 - 05:00 Development & Scheme Fit: Sophomore year: More athletic, downhill, off-ball LB style. Junior year: Shifted to traditional edge, improved run defense, patience, and use of length. Shows coachability. Projects to add 20-30 lbs. Potential roles: Hybrid (Trey Moore-style), true edge (Colin Simmons comp), or mix of OLB/edge/DT depending on growth. Elite athleticism should help him handle SEC size demands. 05:00 - 06:30 Class Context: Joins Cam Hall and Derwin Fields — creates versatile edge trio (bigger bodies in Hall/Fields + attacking smaller guy in Garror). Top 6 commits from 5 different states (LA, CA, TX, AL, etc.). Texas continuing national recruiting approach (also MS, AZ, NJ). Likely ends edge recruiting for the class unless elite options remain. 06:30 - 08:45 Immediate Impact & Outlook: Playmaker who can contribute from Day 1 in right packages; high floor for production as freshman/sophomore. Part of a heating-up class after a slower start — possible John Meredith commitment soon. Strong job by Steve Sarkeesian & staff. Momentum building on the Forty Acres. Key Quotes / Takeaways “One of those guys that you’re not going to see the offensive lineman make contact with him and take him for a ride very often.” “A really good motor… If you’re going to play that position at that size, he very much has that.” “The options are totally open for this kid… I think he can be a really productive player.” “Elite athlete, special versatility — one of those things that you can’t really have enough of on the defensive side of the ball.” “Texas locks up Jabarius Chicken Garor… really, really talented player.” Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    9 min

  8. Jun 12

    Kasi Currie Commits To Texas! Could This Be The Start Of A Hot Streak?

    Video Notes: "Kasi Currie Commits To Texas! Could This Be The Start Of A Hot Streak?" TexasVOCFB with co-host Thomas Bresee Aired: 6/11/2026 Length: ~7:37 Episode Summary TexasVOCFB breaks down the major commitment of Kasi Currie, a highly touted 4-star defensive lineman (with offensive line upside) from Sierra Canyon High School (CA). The hosts view this as a potential catalyst for a recruiting momentum shift ("landslide") for the Longhorns, addressing needs on both sides of the line while highlighting Currie's elite athleticism, nastiness, and versatility. Timestamped Key Points 0:01 – 0:42 Special edition episode reacting to breaking news ~1 hour prior. Kasi Currie (Sierra Canyon HS, CA) commits to Texas. Measurables: 6'5", 310 lbs. Rankings: #7 recruit in California, #6 DL, Top-2 overall on 247, strong 4-star composite. Other finalists: Georgia, Oregon, Ohio State. 0:49 – 1:34 Comp from Andrew Ivins (247): Kaden Wallace (Patriots OT). Elite two-way athlete: Plays OL (Tackle/Guard) and DL (1-tech, 3/4-tech). High-level competition at Sierra Canyon; expected to produce more D1 talent. Extremely versatile and movable across positions. 1:43 – 2:55 Texas recruiting theme: Seeking "nasty," mean, physical, and ferocious players. Currie fits perfectly — aggressive finisher who plays with attitude. Strong get-off on DL; rarely blocked cleanly; consistently disrupts in the backfield. Patient and gap-sound in the run game; doesn't chase big plays at the expense of assignment. 3:06 – 4:05 Smart player who understands scheme and priorities. High ceiling on both sides of the ball. Comparisons: Justice Terry level talent; could develop into Byron Murphy (DL) or Kelvin Banks (OL). Positional versatility is valuable but requires choosing one side long-term (won't play both on the line). 4:12 – 5:14 Potential future at offensive tackle (longer development path but high reward). Could contribute early on DL. Raw but highly capable; right coaching/positioning = first-round NFL potential. Texas OL and DL both have future needs (losses expected: Hero Cano, Alex January, etc.). 5:21 – 6:00 First DL commit in the class. Second-highest rated commit behind Ethan Royal. Signals the start of a "massive landslide" for Texas recruiting. Momentum builder to restore fan confidence. 6:09 – 7:37 Prediction: Jabberious Gor (edge) expected to commit the next day (pushed up date after Texas visit). John Meredith also expected soon. Optimism for continued hot streak. Currie expected to be a long-term impact player regardless of side. Deeper dive planned for Tuesday episode. Closing: "Hook 'em." Main Takeaways & Analysis Player Profile: Rare two-way line prospect with elite size, athleticism, aggression, and football IQ. High-upside project who can anchor either line. Scheme Fit: Brings the physicality and nastiness Texas has lacked in recent years, especially in the trenches. Recruiting Momentum: Positioned as the spark for a strong close to the cycle — multiple commitments imminent. Development Path: DL for quicker impact vs. OT for higher long-term ceiling. Staff will evaluate based on roster needs. Overall Grade for Texas: Massive win — blue-chip talent with star potential who addresses critical line depth. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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