NinosCorner™ Sports Podcast

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses the 2 graduate transfers and 3 high school players that signed their National Letters of Intent this Wednesday.  

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses the recent Texas Longhorn commitment of Jaydon Blue, arguably the Nation's top Running Back.  His vision, speed, strength, and size make Blue the perfect running back for Coach Sarkisian's offense. 

Highly-touted running back prospect LJ Johnson, from CY Fair High School in Cypress, TX, has yet to decide where he will be attending college this upcoming season.  The battle for Johnson is down to a Texas vs Texas A&M battle, where many believe Johnson will eventually choose the Aggies.  If Johnson does indeed choose Texas A&M, @NinosCorner discusses The Longhorn's current running back situation as well as a potential running back candidate that Texas may target if Johnson does choose to not sign with Texas. 

In this episode, @NinosCorner analyzes Steve Sarkisian's offensive performance against The Ohio State University in the national championship game.  One word comes to mind...EXPLOSIVE. 

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses the Texas Wide Receiver depth and assesses who has the best opportunity to replace former Longhorn wide receiver, Brennan Eagles, for the 2021 season.  

Where does consensus 5-star athlete, Ja'Tavion Sanders, play when he gets to Texas?  Does he play on the defensive line or does he move over to the offensive side of the ball?  I don't know where he'll play, but wherever he plays, he will be an impact player.  

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses the state of the Texas Running Back room, and the possibility of adding Tennessee running back transfer, Eric Gray.  Let us know what you think. 

In this episode, @NinosCorner grades the the newly assembled Texas coaching staff and discusses which players will benefit the most from this new staff.  Let us know what you think.  

In this episode, @NinosCorner discusses whether Texas did Mike Stoops wrong with the "offer/no offer" for the then vacant Linebacker coaching position.  What are your thoughts? 

New Texas Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line coach, Kyle Flood, was brought here to transform this Longhorn offensive line into a dominant force in the Big XII.  He has some pieces to work with; however, he will definitely be expected to fully earn his paycheck in Austin.  The Texas Longhorn's offensive line, as it currently stands, cannot afford any injuries; thus making it necessary for them to hit the grad transfer market and transfer portal very hard this year.  How do you feel this line will do in 2021?