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The matchups for the four-game event in Dallas that will tip off the 2013-14 season have been set. American Airlines Center will host four contests on Nov. 8: Baylor vs. Colorado , Texas vs. LSU, SMU vs. TCU, and Alabama vs. Oklahoma, sources told ES
Story | Jason King, May 25, 2013
If it wasn't clear before that the days of Texas staying within its borders to recruit was long gone, then maybe its latest defensive end offer amplifies that point. Longhorns co-offensive coordinator Major Applewhite made several stops throughout
Blog | William Wilkerson, May 25, 2013
On Wednesday, we provided you with our worst five Pac-12 BCS moments. Here's what we wrote (our polls can only included five choices, so if you think Oregon losing the Rose Bowl to Ohio State after the 2009 season, go with "other"). 1. Just one
Blog | Ted Miller, May 24, 2013
Thanks for the e-mails this week, everybody. Here's where you can reach me if you've got more to say. Jonathan in San Antonio writes: What are your thoughts on OSU not adding Boise State to the list of Lunt's banned options? After all, wasn't the
Blog | David Ubben, May 24, 2013
For most college football recruits, announcing a top 12 doesn't attract a ton of views. For someone like ESPN 150 safety Jamal Adams (Lewisville, Texas/Hebron), a top 12 is news that many programs have anticipated for months. That's because Adams,
Blog | Damon Sayles, May 24, 2013
During the summer, HornsNation will analyze each of the scholarship players on the Texas roster -- excluding the Longhorns' 2013 recruiting class -- in our Burnt Orange Breakdown series. Starting with No. 1 Mike Davis, we will go through the roster n
Blog | Carter Strickland, May 24, 2013
Was she weirdly competitive? Mark Emmert of the Des Moines Register gives ISU fans three big reasons for optimism moving forward. Former Iowa State linebacker A.J. Klein officially signed his contract with the Carolina Panthers on Thursday. A
Blog | David Ubben, May 24, 2013
SoonerNation From Bob Przybylo : In this week's Sooner Intel -- Texas defensive end Justin Hollins didn't have any offers coming into the spring. Now he has a few, including Oklahoma. Where do the Sooners stand? From Brandon Chatmon : Ohio and Ge
Blog | ESPN.com staff, May 24, 2013
Welcome to The Heard, HornsNation's weekly in-depth look inside the never-ending world of Longhorns recruiting with news, notes and interesting tidbits on the latest happenings around the program. We release this every Friday. Talk about it in our
Blog | Max Olson and William Wilkerson, May 24, 2013
Prospects use Twitter in a multitude of ways when it comes to recruiting, including announcing their commitment or their lists of top schools. Four-star defensive tackle Joshua Frazier (Springdale, Ark./Har-Ber) put a little twist on those things
Blog | Sam Khan Jr., May 24, 2013
Last season, the Big 12 had just one starting quarterback (Oklahoma State's Wes Lunt) begin the year without a career start. It could look much, much different this time around. Experience at the position is always helpful, and here's a look at who's
Blog | David Ubben, May 24, 2013
To say it's been a pretty good week for 2015 safety Justin Dunning (Whitehouse, Texas/Whitehouse) would be an understatement. After an impressive showing at the East Texas Sports Network Combine on Sunday in Tyler, Texas, Dunning went to bed Thurs
Blog | Damon Sayles, May 24, 2013
Every Friday, HornsNation's Sean Adams will answer questions from readers. Send him a question on Twitter here. Daniel Mike Honcho Mendoza, Pasadena, Texas: Has Coach [Manny] Diaz found a solid consistent safety to fill the void left by Kenny Vacc
Blog | Sean Adams, May 24, 2013
On Wednesday, we provided you with our top five Pac-12 BCS moments. Here's what we wrote (our polls can only included five choices, so if you think Oregon and Stanford both winning BCS bowl games this past year qualifies, go with other): 1. USC d
Blog | Ted Miller, May 23, 2013
Recruiting is a year-round game, and it's time to take our monthly look at how this year's recruiting classes are progressing. Getting off to a quick start can get things rolling for any class. Here's how I'd rank the classes thus far. Click on each
Blog | David Ubben, May 23, 2013
Since committing to Kansas State on March 7, Round Rock (Texas) High School offensive lineman Robert Castaneda has enjoyed what he considers an unexpected boost in his recruitment. The 6-foot-5, 318-pound lineman knows committing to the Wildcats m
Blog | Max Olson, May 23, 2013
The Big 12's receiver tradition has been unbelievable over the course of the past few years. The NFL draft drained much of it last season, and the result is one of the least heralded corps we've seen conference-wide in a while. Still, this is the
Blog | David Ubben, May 23, 2013
During the summer, HornsNation will analyze each of the scholarship players on the Texas roster -- excluding the Longhorns' 2013 recruiting class -- in our Burnt Orange Breakdown series. Starting with No. 1 Mike Davis, we will go through the roster n
Blog | Carter Strickland, May 23, 2013
The Big 12 will donate $200,000 to recovery from the tornado in Moore, Okla. Stewart Mandel of SI.com says Mike Gundy is acting "clownish" and "downright mean" in his treatment of Wes Lunt. Nobody wins in that messy divorce, writes Jeremy Fowler of
Blog | David Ubben, May 23, 2013
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