Recruiting Nation scoured every league and named the recruiter of the year in each conference. Who landed the honor in the Big 12? Bo Davis of Texas. Writes Recruiting Nation: Bo Davis settled right in for the Longhorns and did very well in his first season as a recruiter for Mack Brown and Texas. His impact was immediate as ESPNU 150 defensive end Torshiro Davis (Shreveport, La./Woodlawn) signed with Texas on signing day instead of LSU, where he had been a longtime commit.
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Who is the Big 12 recruiter of the year?
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A look at 2012 Brownwood defensive back Kevin Vaccaro, who could have helped keep his older brother at Texas for another year. But what does the Bowie Knife bring to the table himself?
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Kevin Vaccaro: 2012 Texas Recruiting Spotlight
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Mack Brown has made the early commitment a recruiting art form, but with this year’s class, less than half of the Longhorns’ signees were committed by the end of February 2011. Six commitments came in December, when the high
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How (and when) Texas built its recruiting class
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Wisconsin 52, Penn State 46 Penn State’s Matt Glover fouled out without taking a shot in 30 minutes. It’s the second time this year he’s fouled out in a game in which he hasn’t taken a shot, making him the second player this year to do that (Justin Newton, St. Francis NY). Oklahoma State 80, Texas Tech 63 The Cowboys made 33 of 35 free throw attempts (94.3 percent), matching the highest percentage by any team this season (min.
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Behind the box scores: Tuesday’s games
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Texas freshman Ryan Crouser entered his first college meet on a calculated climb to peak later in the year.
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Horns thrower Crouser brings family history with him
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Texas freshman Ryan Crouser entered his first college meet on a calculated climb to peak later in the year.
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Horns thrower Crouser brings family history with him
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With recruiting heating up, we’re taking a look at The Great State Debate this week. Big 12 fans — and plenty of others — are surely familiar with Texas quarterbacks. At some point, they’ve probably been a fan of a few. Program greats like Chase Daniel and Todd Reesing even hail from Texas and achieved greatness outside the state. This year, the top four quarterbacks in the NFL draft were all from Texas: Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, Nick Foles and Ryan Tannehill.
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Great State Debate: Whose QBs are best?
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Brittney Griner’s Player of the Year campaign gained steam on Sunday with a near-perfect performance against shorthanded Texas.
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UT women can’t keep up with Baylor, Brittney Griner
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Immediately after the 2012 class signs, Texas will start focusing heavily on the 2013 class, leading off with the first Junior Day of the year in mid-February. So who currently has an invite and will make the trip to Austin?
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Texas Recruiting 2013: Junior Day Invites
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Texas A&M and Northwestern will kick off the New Year’s Eve action in Houston with a noon ET kickoff at Reliant Stadium in the Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas. Here’s a bit of what to expect: WHO TO WATCH: Cyrus Gray, RB, Texas A&M. The Aggies’ backfield has been banged up this year, and it already lost top back Christine Michael to a torn ACL. Gray was sorely missed in a season-ending, heartbreaking loss to Texas after suffering a stress fracture in his shoulder against Kansas.
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Car Care Bowl: Texas A&M vs. Northwestern
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