The Longhorns are limping into Missouri& Orangeblood's Alex Dunlap reveals statistical evidence on an SFA officiating crew
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A 31-3 win should feel easy, but Texas football rarely is. After a wild Halloween night at DKR, we walk through what the scoreboard doesn’t tell you: an offense that still grinds for first downs, a defense that looks ready to travel, and a team entering the stretch of the season where contenders separate from pretenders.
We get into the moments that made the night, from the stadium production and noise to the pure joy of a big man scoop-and-score. Then we pivot to the stuff that keeps coaches up at night: protection breakdowns, delayed blitz pickup, simple stunt communication, and how many hits Arch Manning is taking as the schedule gets meaner. We also run through the injury list and what Texas depth really has to prove over the next few weeks.
Then we bring on Alex Dunlap from Orangebloods for one of the most talked-about topics around the program: penalties and SEC officiating. He breaks down the data he scraped on a specific officiating crew and why the numbers stand out, especially on the most damaging 15-yard calls. We wrap with a look at Missouri’s run game, a few big-game picks across college football, and a positive “tell me something good” to end the night.
If you’re tracking the Texas Longhorns in the SEC, the College Football Playoff race, and what has to improve before the next road test, this one is for you. Subscribe, share it with a Longhorn friend, and leave a review, what’s the one fix you want to see before kickoff at Missouri?
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