One of Sug Sutton’s favorite memories on the Texas women’s basketball team came during her freshman season when the Longhorns defeated No. 2 Baylor in Waco.
This year, the NFL Combine invited four Texas Football players: wide receivers Devin Duvernay and Collin Johnson, safety Brandon Jones and defensive lineman Malcolm Roach. With none of them rated as first-round prospects, the stakes are high as these players try to improve their draft status and potential earnings.
Texas’ last two opponents, No. 12 Stanford and No. 17 Pepperdine, proved to be forces, leaving the Longhorns with two consecutive losses — one at home and one on the road. Now, Texas is coming home with its focus on No. 16 Michigan.
With four consecutive wins heading into a road matchup with Oklahoma on Tuesday, including two in a row over ranked teams, Texas has turned its season around.
Despite a nine-game winning streak to start the season, Longhorn fans learned just how important two-strike hitting is for Texas in their weekend series against LSU, Arkansas and Missouri.
