Oklahoma State Offensive Players To Watch VS Texas
Oklahoma State brings a talented set of playmakers to Austin next fall
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Jul 13, 2021
The Texas Longhorns will welcome the Oklahoma State Cowboys to Austin on the heels of a tough matchup against the Oklahoma Sooners in Dallas.
The Cowboys, who are coming off of an 8-3 record under head coach Mike Gundy, finished third in the Big 12 last season and are looking to take the next step heading into 2021
Oklahoma State will be led by an experienced quarterback in Spencer Sanders, as well as a talented group of pass-catchers that will prove difficult to defend for the Longhorns
4-star DB Austin Jordan commits to Texas
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Longhorns Land Commitment From Elite Denton Ryan Corner Austin Jordan
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Longhorns Matt Coleman III can offer leadership off the bench at the next level
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Texas RHP Cole Quintanilla selected No. 263 by the Washington Nationals
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In the ninth round of the 2021 MLB Draft, the Washington Nationals selected Texas Longhorns right-handed pitcher Cole Quintanilla with the No. 263 pick overall.
A local product out of Cedar Park. Quintanilla had a big-time junior season, going 7-1 with a 0.65 ERA while striking out 94 batters in 53.2 innings pitched, but underwent Tommy John surgery the following year and used a redshirt season on the Forty Acres in 2018 to rehabilitate.
In 2019, Quintanilla was solid out of the bullpen, leading Texas with five saves, finishing the year with a 4.05 ERA as opponents batted .250 against him. During the pandemic-shortened season, however, Quintanilla struggled in his five appearances with an 8.31 ERA, though he did show some promise in a four-inning start against UTSA in which he only allowed one earned run and struck out five.