Bevo’s Daily Roundup: Reggie Bush says he sees himself in Texas RB Bijan Robinson

Texas Longhorns sophomore running back Bijan Robinson has found himself in the middle of the Heisman Trophy hype after a dominant start to the 2021 college football season.

Former Heisman winners are also growing fond of Robinson’s style of play.

In particular, former USC Trojans running back Reggie Bush has high praise for Robinson.

“I see so much of myself in Bijan with the way he plays the game,” Bush said on the Fox Sports set, per the Dallas Morning News. “Getting the ball in his hands is a premium because he is a play-maker.”

WHAT THE WISE MEN ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS

Austin American-Statesman: With no Agent Zero, Oklahoma State was able to run wild on Texas

Austin American-Statesman: Golden: Second straight loss reveals major flaws for Longhorns

Austin American-Statesman: How the Texas Longhorns graded out in their loss to Oklahoma State

Austin American-Statesman: How our five pregame questions facing Texas worked out

Austin American-Statesman: 3 takeaways as Texas implodes again, falls to Oklahoma State

Austin American-Statesman: Texas’ roster has the talent, but now needs a winning culture

Austin American-Statesman: Bohls: Texas’ sputtering offense is Steve Sarkisian’s to fix

Austin American-Statesman: Different week, same result: Second-half meltdown dooms Texas

Dallas Morning News: Red River replay? Texas’ loss to Oklahoma State is a bigger reality check for Longhorns

Dallas Morning News: National reaction to Longhorns’ loss to Oklahoma State: Texas is back... to being a punchline

Dallas Morning News: 5 takeaways from Texas’ loss to Oklahoma State: Horns blow early lead again

247Sports: Pick Six: Texas folds once again in crunch time

247Sports: Final: Late game struggles continue for Texas in 32-24 loss to Oklahoma State

Inside Texas: Are the Texas Longhorns beset by fragility?

Inside Texas: Texas-Oklahoma State Postmortem: Defense/special teams

Inside Texas: Texas-Oklahoma State Postmortem: Offense

Inside Texas: 5 quick thoughts: Texas loses another lead

ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION

Initial thoughts from Texas’ 32-24 loss to Oklahoma State

Post-game instant reaction: Texas collapses yet again

Texas LB DeMarvion Overshown injured vs. Oklahoma State, won’t return

No. 25 Texas vs. No. 12 Oklahoma State: Game thread

Report: Texas S Tyler Owens to enter NCAA transfer portal

Winning is Hard Podcast: Xavier Worthy’s G.O.A.T potential, high stakes for Texas recruiting, and Oklahoma State

RECRUITING ROUNDUP

247Sports: The Stampede: Tons of recruiting notes from big visit weekend

247Sports: Nick at Nite: Top ‘23 targets coming into focus; latest on a five-star ‘22 target

247Sports: Five-star safety Jacoby Mathews talks Texas official visit

Inside Texas: SCOOP: Big Recruiting Weekend Recap + OOS QB news

Inside Texas: UPDATE: Texas tight end target Will Randle

BIG 12 BREAKDOWN

Our Daily Bears: Baylor Reenters Coaches’ and AP Poll ranked No. 20

Our Daily Bears: Baylor soaks BYU 38-24! Seven takeaways on the bowl eligible Bears

Frogs O’ War: Quick Look: West Virginia Mountaineers

Frogs O’ War: MMQB: Sooner or later

Frogs O’ War: Oklahoma 52, TCU 31: Quick thoughts

Crimson and Cream Machine: OU climbs to No. 3 in AP Poll

Crimson and Cream Machine: Oklahoma Sooners Football: Caleb Williams shines as OU tops TCU, 52-31

Cowboys Ride For Free: JUCO offensive tackle Tyrone Webber commits to OSU

Cowboys Ride For Free: Oklahoma State rallies to upset No. 25 Texas

The Smoking Musket: What I think about the second half of the season

The Smoking Musket: The Case For Garrett Greene: Part deux

Wide Right & Natty Lite: Iowa State takes a deuce on Kansas State, 33-20

Bring On The Cats: Iowa State 33, Kansas State 20: What was that?

WHAT WE’RE READING

SB Nation: Cowboys QB Dak Prescott did something no one else ever has against Bill Belichick’s Patriots

SB Nation: Conservative decisions cost the Patriots against the Cowboys

SB Nation: Kahleah Copper is the Chicago Sky’s breakout star of the WNBA Finals

NEWS ACROSS THE FORTY ACRES AND BEYOND

• Welp. The Oklahoma Sooners are No. 2 in the latest AP Poll.