Young Texas football players are growing up quickly, and will have to even more
By Steve Habel, Senior Contributing Writer
AUSTIN, Texas — The No. 10-ranked Texas Longhorns' 45-14 win over Louisiana Tech in their season-opener was, for lack of a better term, a good dress rehearsal for Saturday’s showcase game against No. 6 LSU at Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
But now the lights will get a lot brighter and the need for execution and effort will ramp up to intense levels many have never experienced before.
The Longhorns got mostly what they needed in the win over LaTech, but will need more — a lot more — to beat the talented and experienced Bayou Bengals, who trounced Georgia Southern, 55-3, in their 2019 debut.
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