Texas LB Calls Out Ohio State, NFL Hall of Fame Debate | Sports Office
New Texas linebacker Rasheem Biles isn’t hiding his feelings about Ohio State. The Columbus native says he wasn’t interested in becoming a Buckeye after Ohio State passed on him coming out of high school. Julian Martinez and Clif Thornton discuss what the Pitt transfer could bring to the Longhorns defense under Will Muschamp. Plus, The Sports Office previews Hutto football as the Hippos begin a new era under head coach Casey Walveran, with Oklahoma commit Jaiden Fields helping lead the way. Later, Alec Nolan takes on a blind-ranking challenge featuring potential NFL Hall of Famers. Rob Gronkowski, Ben Roethlisberger and Adrian Peterson get his three spots, while Cam Newton, Antonio Brown, Richard Sherman, Andrew Whitworth and Gerald McCoy are left waiting.
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