Wescott Eberts is an Assistant College League Manager at Burnt Orange Nation. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, with a particular focus on the competitive sports landscape and sports business. Wescott's insights and commentary have been featured in NewsBreak, Burnt Orange, and Yahoo Sports.
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Wescott Eberts’ focus is on local college football, particularly in Texas. Given his emphasis on event coverage and specific teams within the state, he would be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or events involving Texas-based college football teams.
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The freshman suffered an ankle injury in the season opener.
Dyan Sikorski and Laurence Seymore will continue to split snaps in the near future.
By: Wescott Eberts
After a boom-and-bust outing against the Bobcats, the Longhorns need to improve against the Buckeyes.
The German is known for his big personality, but he's also made a big impact for the Longhorns.
Brandon Baker is one of the big head-to-head recruiting wins for the Longhorns over the Buckeyes.
“Hook ‘em, baby.”
Things went sideways quickly for the Longhorns. For the No. 4 Texas Longhorns to get where sixth-year head coach Steve Sarkisian wants to
Call it the most impressive comeback in school history.
By: Wescott Eberts
Sarkisian wasn’t being rude — ESPN was having technical difficulties.
The new indoor practice facility is already paying dividends for the Horns.
