The Longhorns already have 14 commits for the class that will sign in February – four more than anyone in the country – six of them coming in the last two weeks and three in the last three days.
After pushing only four runs across in three games against Oklahoma last week, two of them losses, Texas had that many runs by the end of the second inning.
He went 1-9 as a starting quarterback last year. He completed less than half of his passes against 2A defenses as a senior. And he may not even play this year.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. That very well may be the theme of this year’s Texas baseball team, which has struggled mightily with the same issues that plagued the 2012 squad.
