NinosCorner™ Sports Podcast

Texas added the nation's #4 Wide Receiver, Xavier Worthy, to the 2021 class.  When you think of Worthy, think of SPEED, as he has a verified 10.5 100-meter dash time in high school.  This is a huge pick-up for the Longhorns!

In this episode, @NinosCorner recaps the 2021 Texas Spring game and dissects the play of both quarterbacks from today's game. 

In this episode, NinosCorner uses his custom NinosCorner Number (NCN) to break down the 2020 Seasons of Texas Running Backs, Bijan Robinson and Roschon Johnson.  He then compares their seasons to 2 Doak Walker award recipients; the 2020 campaign for Najee Harris as well as the 2016 season for D'onta Foreman. 

Texas secured its first defensive line commitment from North Shore defensive tackle, Kristopher Ross.  This is a huge commitment for the Longhorns, as it brings in the first of many trench warriors we have been waiting on since Coach Sarkisian was hired in January.  

Senior linebacker, DeMarvion Overshown, recently had surgery on a torn labrum, causing him to miss up to 3-4 months.  During his absence, which current Texas player will fill his void this spring and summer?  

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses the current depth of the the Texas Defensive Backs, and projects how they will fit into Coach Kwiatkowski's defense, based upon how current DB coach, Terry Joseph, has used the secondary positions at his previous destinations. 

Recent 2022 Wide Receiver commit, Evan Stewart, decommitted from Texas.  What does this mean for Texas moving forward?

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses Steve Sarkisian's #1 decision that has to be made prior to the 2021 season.  Coach Sark must identify who his signal caller will be for the upcoming season(s) in order to establish leadership and synergy within the team.  Who will it be...Casey Thompson or Hudson Card?  

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses Marqez Bimage's recent entry into the NCAA transfer portal, as well as discusses the possible transfer of Alabama linebacker, Ben Davis, to the Longhorns.  Additionally, @NinosCorner breaks down Coach K's BUCK linebacker position throughout the years at Washington, and how this position will be manned at Texas. 

Texas Football Director of Recruiting, Brandon Harris, has elected to remain at Texas and forgo the opportunity to become the QB coach for the Los Angeles Rams.  This is huge for the Longhorns and symbolizes the direction in which the new Texas culture is heading towards.