Oklahoma State has avoided any major surprises on Wednesday, but got welcome news when its top recruit, Dominic Ramacher, faxed in his letter of intent just before 9 a.m. local time, the school announced. Ramacher is the nation’s No. 3 tight end and No. 126 on the ESPNU 150. The Denton (Texas) Guyer star joins two of his former teammates as highly-recruited stars to make the move from Denton to Stillwater. Quarterback J.W. Walsh and receiver Josh Stewart just finished their freshman seasons for the Cowboys, who won the Big 12 title.
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Cowboys’ lone ESPNU 150 signee is official
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After a strong season that saw him lead the team in interceptions, the FWAA named Texas CB Quandre Diggs a Freshman All-American.
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Texas CB Quandre Diggs Named Freshman All-America
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Longhorns cornerback Quandre Diggs has been named to the Freshman All-American team selected by the Football Writers Association of American. Diggs started 11 of Texas’ 13 games in 2011, leading the Longhorns with four interceptions, including one
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Sheldon McClellan didn’t want to give the impression that he is selfish, so the freshman guard declined some open shots when the Longhorns first convened for practice in October.
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Brown just watches Freshman tailback Malcolm Brown warmed up before the game but never played.
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Longhorns football notes: Brown just watches, rare miss for Tucker
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LONGHORNS VOLLEYBALL Big trophy haul for fifth-ranked Texas Fifth-ranked Texas earned a total of eight Big 12 Conference awards, including three All-Big 12 first team selections, Big 12 Player of the Year, Big 12 Freshman of the Year, Big 12 Coach of the Year and two honorable mentions, the conference announced Monday.
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Sports briefs: UT volleyball team earns slew of Big 12 honors
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Texas’ freshman trio is missing an important player. A knee injury suffered last week against Kansas will keep Longhorns receiver Jaxon Shipley out of today’s game against Texas Tech. His status was in doubt through the week, but team officials ruled him out on Saturday morning. Shipley’s 33 receptions, 438 yards and three touchdowns all lead the Longhorns, and it’ll be a huge loss. Texas Tech can put up points in a hurry (unless they’re playing Iowa State after a historic victory) and it’s pretty clear where the responsibility goes now. The Longhorns’ defense has to slow down Tech, but when Texas has the ball, look for more focus on another freshman, Malcolm Brown . The former blue-chip recruit has carried a heavy load for the Longhorns in past weeks, topping 100 yards in three of the past five games and carrying the ball a career-high 28 times in last week’s win against Kansas. Look for him to get a similar load this week, and some more work for Fozzy Whittaker, Joe Bergeron , and D.J. Monroe . Shipley has been Texas’ most reliable receiver, but when freshman quarterback David Ash is forced to throw it, keep an eye on Mike Davis . He’s been somewhat underwhelming this season (27 rec., 418 yards, TD), but he might have to play big today for Texas to get the win.
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Longhorns taking on Tech without top WR
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Texas’ freshman trio is missing an important player. A knee injury suffered last week against Kansas will keep Longhorns receiver Jaxon Shipley out of today’s game against Texas Tech. His status was in doubt through the week, but team officials ruled him out on Saturday morning. Shipley’s 33 receptions, 438 yards and three touchdowns all lead the Longhorns, and it’ll be a huge loss. Texas Tech can put up points in a hurry (unless they’re playing Iowa State after a historic victory) and it’s pretty clear where the responsibility goes now. The Longhorns’ defense has to slow down Tech, but when Texas has the ball, look for more focus on another freshman, Malcolm Brown . The former blue-chip recruit has carried a heavy load for the Longhorns in past weeks, topping 100 yards in three of the past five games and carrying the ball a career-high 28 times in last week’s win against Kansas. Look for him to get a similar load this week, and some more work for Fozzy Whittaker, Joe Bergeron , and D.J. Monroe . Shipley has been Texas’ most reliable receiver, but when freshman quarterback David Ash is forced to throw it, keep an eye on Mike Davis . He’s been somewhat underwhelming this season (27 rec., 418 yards, TD), but he might have to play big today for Texas to get the win.
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Longhorns taking on Tech without top WR
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Texas 37, Iowa St. 14: Freshman David Ash threw his first two touchdowns for the visiting Longhorns. A 48-yarder to Mike Davis and 40-yarder to Jaxon Shipley helped build a 34-0 halftime lead. Ariz. St. 35, Ore. St. 19: The… Source: TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
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Big East seeks to ‘aggressively’ expand
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Freshman David Ash threw for 145 yards and his first two career touchdown passes and 17th-ranked Texas drilled Iowa State 37-14 in the Big 12 opener for both teams. Jaxon Shipley added 141 yards receiving and a TD for the Longhorns… Source: ABC-KVUE Austin
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