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Steve Sarkisian top of mind players that are creating havoc on defense aside from Colin Simmons: Rasheem Biles, Graceson Littleton, Lance Jackson, Jelani McDonald, Bo Mascoe, Alex January, Maraad Watson, and Richard Wesley

Here’s a highlight clip mixed together of my boys from last season. Enjoy!

Performances to Remember: Graceson Littleton introduces himself to the CFB world A new series I'm starting over on @InsideTexas. Over the next few months, I'll be talking about the best games from individual Longhorns in 2025 who will be key parts of the 2026 team. on3.com/teams/texas-lo…

Ran into #Texas CB Graceson Littleton today Littleton was certainly worthy of #AllAmerican accolades as a full-year starter for a stout #Longhorn D set to send a slew of players to the #NFL over the next few years Will be interesting to see his development under Muschamp

Texas Longhorns Freshman CB Receives All-American Honors si.com/college/texas/…

Instant Impact 🤘 @GrayLittleton

"I love being able to give back to the community..." It was pretty obvious early on that freshman @GrayLittleton was going to make a big impact on the Texas defense, but he wants to make just as big an impact on the Austin community while he's here too. Littleton worked with @BGCAustin and @raisingcanes to donate 100 bikes and helmets to Austin kids. #HookEm

Last night, Raising Cane’s partnered with true freshman DB Graceson Littleton to donate 100 children’s bikes and helmets to the Boys & Girls Club of the Austin Area During the event, Graceson helped to pass out bikes with the Cane’s Crew and take photos with kids #HookEm | #Texas 📹: Raising Cane's

2025 All-American voters completely failed Texas' true freshman star: hookemheadlines.com/2025-all-ameri…

247Sports' 2025 True Freshman All-Americans 🇺🇸🏈 247sports.com/longformarticl…

Been working on my golf swing.

A good look from @TheUCReport at the Top 20 freshmen in college football, everywhere from Alabama to North Texas to Louisiana. espn.com/college-footba…

Big forced fumble before halftime last week. Let’s gooooo!

Texas Freshman CB Graceson Littleton - Wiregrass Ranch HS, FL Recruiting Profile: on3.com/rivals/graceso… Clip Comp 1: Man Coverage and Playing Through the Hands - Littleton does an excellent job in the first clip out of the slot playing catch technique. He stays patient waiting for the receiver to commit and shows off his impressive fluidity and recovery speed in order to carry the receiver through the route and stay on his hip pocket. Then as soon as the receiver show his hands as the ball drops in the bucket, Littleton reacts by shooting his hand through the gap between the receiver's arms in his attempt to catch the football and breaks the pass up. In the HS clip, you see Littleton working in press coverage to the boundary but the skillset being asked of him is still the same. Stay patient until the receiver commits, stay in the hip pocket and attack the football as soon as the receiver shows his cards. Textbook. Clip Comp 2: Trigger and Physicality - In the clip against Florida, Littleton shows off his ability to trigger and willingness as a tackler. Florida WR Dallas Wilson comes across the field on a drag route and Littleton, who's playing in the flat, identifies it and plants his foot in the ground to make a play on the ball. Wilson, a verified 6'3, 210+ pounds, is running with a good head of steam towards Littleton, who's a verified 5'11, 180+ pounds, and Littleton sticks his face directly on the football forcing a fumble on the first play of the game. In the HS clip, you see a similar scenario where Littleton is playing in zone coverage, sees the running back leak out of the backfield and Littleton is able to trigger, meet the man at the catch point and detonate him on contact removing the ball from the potential pass catcher. Clip Comp 3: Zone Coverage and Ball Skills - Against UTEP, Littleton shows how he is able to take advantage of his ability in zone coverage and securing a turnover for the Longhorns. Working out of the slot, you see him doing a good job of forcing the slot receiver back inside towards the teeth of the Texas defense, assuming that he is playing a sort of hook or flat defender. But while doing that, he clearly sees the outside WR on the same side stay vertical. So when he notices the QB pull the trigger (QB assuming that Littleton is carrying the slot receiver inside) he floats to the sideline and brings down the interception. In the HS clip, you see Littleton working as the boundary corner in a zone concept that allows Littleton to again, work the outside receiver inside towards traffic while seeing that the QB is rolling out towards the sideline. Littleton then works back to the boundary following the QB's eyes before breaking on the throw and coming down with the interception in the endzone. #CutupsWithCody

NEW: On3 2025 Midseason True Freshman All-American Team🇺🇸 (via @CharlesPower) on3.com/news/on3-2025-…

Special thanks to Keeneland Racetrack for the tickets and Winners Circle experience this afternoon before the Texas v. Kentucky football game.

Took a punt back to the house on Saturday. Props to Coach and teammates for setting up the wall!