Position, Jersey, Name, Height and Weight:
WR 1 Mike Davis 6'2" 188
WR 3 DeSean Hales 5'11" 175
LB 3 Jordan Hicks 6'2" 235
S 4 Kenny Vaccaro 6'1" 215
RB 5 Jeremy Hills 6'0" 202
LB 5 Aaron Benson 6'2" 233
QB 6 Case McCoy 6'2" 200
QB 7 Connor Brewer 6'2" 200
DB 7 Mykkele Thompson 6'2" 183
WR 8 Jaxon Shipley 6'1" 190
WR 9 John Harris 6'3" 211
FB 13 Chet Moss 6'2" 242
QB 14 David Ash 6'3" 222
P/PK 14 William Russ 6'4" 193
LB 15 Demarco Cobbs 6'2" 215
WR 16 Bryant Jackson 6'2" 191
CB 17 Adrian Phillips 5'11" 199
QB 17 John Wilder 6'2" 180
TE 18 D.J. Grant 6'3" 238
DB 21 Duke Thomas 5'11" 170
CB 23 Carrington Byndom 6'0" 180
WR 23 Chris Giron 5'8" 165
RB 24 Joe Bergeron 6'1" 230
CB 25 Josh Turner 6'0" 177
RB/WR 26 D.J. Monroe 5'9" 175
WR 27 Michael Zaring 6'3" 180
RB 28 Malcolm Brown 6'0" 213
CB 28 Quandre Diggs 5'10" 200
S 29 Sheroid Evans 6'0" 185
WR 29 Jaren Nickleson 6'0" 193
CB 30 Ryan Roberts 5'8" 171
FB 30 Ryan Roberson 5'10" 238
CB 31 Leroy Scott 5'10" 193
PK 31 Ben Pruitt 6'1" 190
S 32 Devin Huffines 6'0" 190
PK 33 Grant Sirgo 5'10" 180
LB 33 Steve Edmond 6'3" 255
WR 35 Justin Aldridge 6'0" 170
LB 35 Kendall Thompson 6'3" 237
WR 36 Michael Wheeler 5'10" 183
FB 36 Alex De La Torre 6'1" 230
S 37 Nate Boyer 5'11" 190
DB 38 Ben George 6'1" 195
DS 39 Tom Newman 6'2" 207
S 40 Matthew Zapata 6'0" 191
WR 40 Tate Gresham 5'9" 180
LB 41 Holt Perlman 6'2" 215
WR 42 Dakota Haines 6'1" 180
LB 42 Tevin Jackson 6'2" 225
RB 43 Heath Hohmann 5'9" 188
DE 43 Logan Mills 6'3" 225
DE 44 Jackson Jeffcoat 6'5" 250
LB 45 Shawn Izadi 6'0" 212
LB 46 Brad Terry 6'1" 221
DE 47 Chris Terry 6'4" 230
LB 48 Trey Gonzales 6'0" 220
DE/DS 50 Michael Cruciani 6'0" 225
OL 51 Donald Hawkins 6'5" 310
C 55 Dominic Espinosa 6'4" 298
DE 57 Taylor Silguero 5'9" 217
LB 58 Cody Ramirez 5'11" 195
OL 65 Marcus Hutchins 6'5" 260
OG 66 Sedrick Flowers 6'3" 313
OL 68 Josh Cochran 6'6" 285
DT 69 Kyle Kriegel 6'5" 288
OL 71 Drew Russo 6'2" 245
OL 71 Camrhon Hughes 6'7" 320
OG 72 Mason Walters 6'6" 315
OG/C 73 Garrett Porter 6'6" 310
OL 74 Taylor Doyle 6'5" 290
OT 75 Trey Hopkins 6'4" 298
OL 76 Garrett Greenlea 6'7" 295
OG 79 Thomas Ashcraft 6'5" 315
TE 80 Jackson Crawley 6'3" 220
DE 80 Alex Okafor 6'4.5" 260
WR 81 Miles Onyegbule 6'4" 216
TE 82 Trey Graham 6'5" 236
OT 82 Luke Poehlmann 6'7" 295
TE 83 Trevor Leeson 6'3" 210
WR 84 Marquise Goodwin 5'9" 177
DT 85 Ashton Dorsey 6'2" 295
WR 86 Cade McCrary 6'4" 189
DL 87 Hasen Zaydon 5'11" 240
TE 88 M.J. McFarland 6'6" 245
DE 88 Cedric Reed 6'6" 256
TE 89 Barrett Matthews 6'2" 235
DE 92 Reggie Wilson 6'3" 252
TE 95 Greg Daniels 6'5" 280
DT 96 Chris Whaley 6'3" 279
DT 97 Brandon Moore 6'5" 335
DT 99 Desmond Jackson 6'1" 285
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Friday, June 29, 2012
Monday, June 11, 2012
Texas Athletes Nominated for Texas Sports Hall of Fame
There are five Longhorns nominated for Texas Sports Hall of Fame.
Cat Osterman (softball) was a three-time National Player of the Year and four-time All-American during her four season at the University of Texas.
Ricky Williams (football) set 21 NCAA records and 46 UT marks in a career that was topped off by a Heisman Trophy victory in 1998. Williams recently just retired from the NFL.
Keith Moreland (baseball) was a player at Texas from 1973-75. Moreland was a career .388 hitter, as well as a three-time All-American.
Richard Quick (swimming head coach) was the women's swimming head coach from 1982-88. His teams won five straight NCAA titles from 1984-88 and six SWC. Quick coached 17 Olympians, 25 individual NCAA champions, 11 NCAA relay titlists and two swimmers of the year.
Marty Akins (football) led UT to 27 wins during his three seasons at quarterback. Akins totaled 1,974 career rushing yards, 1,188 passing yards and 25 touchdowns.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Longhorns Defense Looks Sharp
Last year the Longhorns defense was third in the Big 12, allowing 23.3 points per game, and first in the conference in total yards allowed per contest—numbers that should only improve this season.
Heading into the 2012 season, the Longhorns Defense is poised to be the best unit in the Big 12 and possibly the country.
The Longhorns defense will return seven of last year's starting 11, but there is still room for the defense to grow. The Longhorns have a strong group of players able to rush the quarterback and defend the pass, making life difficult for Big 12 opponents.
Heading into the 2012 season, the Longhorns Defense is poised to be the best unit in the Big 12 and possibly the country.
The Longhorns defense will return seven of last year's starting 11, but there is still room for the defense to grow. The Longhorns have a strong group of players able to rush the quarterback and defend the pass, making life difficult for Big 12 opponents.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Longhorns' basketball 2012-2013 non-conference schedule released
Yesterday the Longhorns released their basketball non-conference schedule, much to the joy of the fans. No, we don't have a Big 12 schedule yet, but the games against Michigan State, UCLA, Georgetown and North Caroline definitely make up for it. Also, the promise of the Longhorns playing in the EA Sports Maui Invitational is tempting, I know I'd love to go see those games in Hawaii. Those will be played against Butler, Chaminade, Illinois, Marquette, Mississippi State, North Carolina and Southern California, which promises to be interesting.
They haven't decided on a broadcast schedule yet, and the dates aren't even set in stone yet, but you can see the current schedule here
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