Texas Can Be Scary Good Next Year

When the Longhorns adopted a "brick-by-brick" approach to rebuilding their football program, they had to have known it would be a multiyear process. Even Mack Brown admitted that he was more interested in the process of improvement than in results. Although it's numbers like wins and losses that determine the job security of a head coach and the perception of his team, Brown knew that it would take more than just one season to restore Texas' football program to national prominence and title contention once again.  Because, for once, Texas is rebuilding - through reloading.  It hasn't been a secret that many of the Longhorns' premier players have been underclassmen. Texas has a freshman and sophomore fighting over the starting quarterback spot and two true freshmen showing considerable promise at running back. Jaxon Shipley, another rookie, proved to be the Longhorns' best receiver. Two freshman and two sophomores start on the Texas offensive line. A...