Cole Hutson's Legal Move Against NCAA | Game Changer for Texas Football? | Arch Manning | Steve Sarkisian
About this episode
The episode discusses Cole Hutson's lawsuit against the NCAA for an additional year of eligibility and its implications for Texas football.
Jeff Howe, Bobby Burton, Hank South, and CJ Vogel break down the breaking news that former Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA seeking an additional year of eligibility. The crew explains what the filing means, why Hutson could potentially return to the Longhorns in 2026, and how his 40-plus games of experience would immediately add depth, leadership, and competition to Texas’ offensive line room. The conversation also dives into where Hutson could fit if he is cleared, including possible competition at left guard and center, and why his return would be “found money” for Steve Sarkisian and Kyle Flood. Plus, the guys discuss how this could impact the offensive line rotation, what it means for younger players like Jackson Christian, and why adding another experienced blocker before fall camp would be a major win for Texas.
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