Although there were reservations about the Texas Longhorns’ ability to return to national prominence, they quiet those worries this past season. They made their College Football Playoff debut, not only did they win the Big 12, but they also overcame adversity and emerged as one of the best teams in college football. Many are excited about what comes next for them because of their accomplishment and the clear indications that they are moving in the correct route before moving to the SEC.
Matt Barrie, an ESPN commentator, even declared that Texas football is entering a new “golden era” in his analysis.
In a recent Always College Football podcast, McElroy expressed a lot of optimism about Texas. In fact, he said they are the biggest winners in the SEC because they are so successful. McElroy stated, “It would be difficult for me to look at the SEC right now and not think that the Texas Longhorns are the biggest winner in January.” Barrie agreed with this and even went so far as to suggest that this might be the Texas era.
“I believe Texas is going to reach a point where faith is required.” The public, college football, and recruits all needed to have faith in Sark’s ability to succeed at Texas. The evidence is at hand. “I believe Texas football is entering a new golden age,” Barrie said. The Longhorns would probably resemble a programme like Alabama or Georgia, and this would undoubtedly mean at least one title, if not more. Barrie mentioned that something could happen because of the Longhorns’ capacity to bring in a wealth of talent.
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