The Texas offensive line has received one of the highest honors in college football, being named to the Joe Moore Award Midseason Honor Roll. The Joe Moore Awar
d is given to the best offensive line unit in the sport.
As a group, they have only allowed Texas quarterbacks junior Quinn Ewers and redshirt freshman Arch Manning to be sacked a total of five times.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Texas Rangers Slugging Prospect Wins Texas League Weekly AwardTexas Rangers first base prospect Abimelec Ortiz was named the top player in the Texas League for his work last week.
Read more »
UTSA preparing to meet familiar face in Texas edge Trey MooreA Smithson Valley product, Moore set UTSA's single-season sacks record during his three-year run in the program before electing to transfer to Texas.
Read more »
Dakorien Moore Chooses Oregon Over Texas, Completing Ducks' Elite Recruiting ClassTop wide receiver prospect Dakorien Moore has committed to the Oregon Ducks, choosing them over Texas and completing a stellar recruiting class for Coach Dan Lanning. Moore was highly sought after by numerous programs including LSU, Ohio State, and Georgia.
Read more »
Jason Mott follows award-winning meta-novel with novel about award-winning authorJason Mott’s first novel since “Hell of a Book” is a kind of meta-sequel to his award-winning meta-narrative about a Black author’s haunting promotional tour.
Read more »
Texas Rangers All-Star Marcus Semien Nominee for Roberto Clemente AwardTexas Rangers All-Star infielder Marcus Semien is the team’s nominee for one of the game’s most prestigious award.
Read more »
Texas A&M-San Antonio prof wins microbiology teaching awardTexas A&M University-San Antonio microbiologist Davida Smyth has won the ASM Carski Award for Undergraduate Education, university officials said Monday. The prestigious award comes from the American Society for Microbiology, a professional organization created in 1899 to advance microbial sciences.
Read more »