With three touchdown runs and over 100 yards on the ground, Johnathan Gray led the Texas rushing attack against West Virginia (Photo: Don Bender)
With three touchdown runs and over 100 yards on the ground, Johnathan Gray led the Texas rushing attack against West Virginia (Photo: Don Bender)

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With three touchdown runs and over 100 yards on the ground, Johnathan Gray led the Texas rushing attack against West Virginia (Photo: Don Bender)
With three touchdown runs and over 100 yards on the ground, Johnathan Gray led the Texas rushing attack against West Virginia (Photo: Don Bender)

By Steve Habel/Associate Editor

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Two weeks ago — after being shut out by Kansas State in Manhattan — Texas Longhorns Football looked like a team without an identity.

That all changed in a fortnight, the latest example coming in the form of the Longhorns’ dominating 33-16 win over No. 23 West Virginia Saturday before a sun-splashed crowd of 95,714 at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.

All of a sudden, Texas is a team to be reckoned with, a group finding its [article-offer]

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