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Things to watch throughout Texas' fall camp: Health, battles, etc.

August 3, 2026 - 03:14

Things to watch throughout Texas' fall camp: Health, battles, etc.

As the heat of August settles in, Texas football is gearing up for a pivotal fall camp. This isn't just another preseason tune-up; it's a critical window that will define how far the Longhorns can go. With the season opener looming, several pressing questions need answers, starting with the team's overall health.

Injuries derailed parts of last year, and the coaching staff is being extra cautious with key players. The offensive line, in particular, needs to stay intact. Any lingering issues with starters could force young backups into early action, which is never ideal against a tough non-conference schedule. The medical staff will be working overtime to manage workloads and keep the core group fresh.

Beyond health, the real intrigue lies in the position battles. The quarterback room is settled, but the competition for the second receiver spot is wide open. Several young pass-catchers have shown flashes, and fall camp is their chance to earn trust. Similarly, the defensive backfield has a couple of open slots. Expect a lot of physical reps and intense one-on-one drills as coaches look for players who can handle the speed of the game without making mental mistakes.

Special teams is another area that often gets overlooked but could be a deciding factor in close games. The punting job is up for grabs, and the return game needs a spark. Fall camp will reveal who has the poise to handle the pressure.

this month is about building depth and finding the right mix. If Texas can stay healthy and settle those battles early, they'll enter the season with real momentum. If not, they'll be playing catch-up from day one. Either way, all eyes are on the practice field.


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