On Texas Football

Jeff Howe, Bobby Burton and Gerry Hamilton play “More or Less” with season-long projections for three of Texas’ biggest offensive stars. The guys predict whether Arch Manning will surpass 25.5 touchdown passes, Cam Coleman will reach 825 receiving yards and Ryan Wingo will clear 775 yards during the 2026 regular season.

Bobby projects 30–32 touchdown passes for Arch and believes Wingo could lead Texas with more than 1,000 receiving yards, while Gerry explains why an improved running game could limit Manning’s passing totals. The crew also examines Coleman’s move from Auburn, Wingo’s improved hands and whether Steve Sarkisian can keep everyone productive in an offense loaded with playmakers.

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Jeff Howe, Bobby Burton, Gerry Hamilton, Rod Babers, Hank South and CJ Vogel lock in their final predictions for Texas’ 2026 regular season.

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Jeff Howe, Bobby Burton and Gerry Hamilton deliver the latest Texas practice intel after the Longhorns completed a full mock game at DKR. Starting left guard Laurence Seymore is expected to be available against Texas State, although he could share snaps with Dylan Sikorski. With Andre Cojoe preparing to replace Trevor Goosby at left tackle, Texas must establish communication, avoid costly penalties and prove its rebuilt offensive line can dominate the running game before Ohio State arrives.



The crew also clarifies that Colton Vasek has not moved to linebacker full-time and breaks down the rotation behind Rasheem Biles, Justin Cryer and Brad Spence. Plus, Kosi Okpala continues to rise. Bobby also explains why Texas is extremely unlikely to add another player before the season begins.

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Jeff Howe and Jordan Scruggs recap a spectacular season opener from Texas running back commit Landen Williams-Callis, who powered Richmond Randle past South Oak Cliff with 227 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Williams-Callis became the first player since 2021 to rush for more than 200 yards against South Oak Cliff and has now surpassed 100 yards in 41 of his 45 high school games.

With more than 7,700 career rushing yards, Williams-Callis has positioned himself to challenge the Texas high school state record during a potentially historic senior season. Jordan also confirms that his recruitment is completely shut down after Texas beat out Texas A&M and Missouri, while providing injury updates on Longhorn offensive line commits Brian Swanson and Jackson Cook.

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Bobby Burton sits down with director John Henion to reveal the stories behind Netflix’s Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young. Henion explains how the documentary came together, why Vince was finally prepared to discuss the most painful moments of his life and how close Texas came to losing its future national championship quarterback when Young left Austin and drove home to Houston.

The conversation explores Steve McNair’s enormous influence on Vince and the call that convinced him to return to Texas, along with Mack Brown’s willingness to adapt his coaching style around his superstar quarterback. Henion also examines Young’s difficult relationship with Jeff Fisher, the devastating impact of McNair’s death and how a different NFL coach or organization might have completely changed Vince’s professional career.

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