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[Soonerborn59]

OU will not do well while Texas will vie for SEC Championship in year one. Hopefully this writer has to eat crow.

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[CTOkie]

OU will not do well while Texas will vie for SEC Championship in year one. Hopefully this writer has to eat crow.

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Texas loses key defensive linemen and an elite receiver.
As for OU, so goes Arnold, so goes OU
And this writer’s opinion means nothing 6 months prior to the season.

 

[coeSooner81]

Yes texas will probably have a better record that OU in year one, only because OU has the tougher schedule. Flip the schedules and OU would be in contentions for a SEC Championship.

 

[bcsoonerfan]

The Texas hype will fizzle. Murphy and Sweat hid a lot of defensive problems for Texas and they're gone, along with the DL coach.

The Horns dodged a lot of Ls the back half of the season and probably didn't belong in the playoffs if you really dived deep. Ewers is a good college QB but he's not an elite game changer that can take over a game. I think the loss of AD Mitchell will hurt their offense the most as he was the guy that always found a way open.

I'm not saying Oklahoma is going to fair much better but this idea that it's UGA, Texas, then everybody else is silly.

 

[Soonerborn59]

Yes texas will probably have a better record that OU in year one, only because OU has the tougher schedule. Flip the schedules and OU would be in contentions for a SEC Championship.

No doubt about the schedule draw. Its like the SEC was trying to set Texas up for success. I think 8-9 wins for OU year one will be a good season but I highly doubt Texas does any better themselves.

 

[Phaeded]

Texas loses key defensive linemen and an elite receiver.

UT loses their entire WR corps. Wasn't just Worthy, who was dinged up quite a bit. But those WRs made Ewers and inspite of them had some very pedestrian games.

Top 5 WRs from 2023 - all gone:

#	Player	GP	NO	YDS	AVG	TD	Long	AVG/G
1	Worthy, Xavier	14	75	1014	13.52	5	54	72.43
5	Mitchell, Adonai	14	55	845	15.36	11	62	60.36
0	Sanders, Ja'Tavion	14	45	682	15.16	2	50	48.71
13	Whittington, Jordan	14	42	505	12.02	1	41	36.07
24	Brooks, Jonathon	11	25	286	11.44	1	73	26.00