Bob Stoops expresses frustration over brother coaching Texas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 5:30 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Bob Stoops, former Oklahoma head coach, voiced his displeasure after his brother, Mark Stoops, joined the Texas Longhorns as a special assistant. Bob's reaction follows Texas hiring Mark earlier this offseason. Several Longhorn linebackers were sidelined as the team navigated its first scrimmage amidst a flu outbreak, while the defense reportedly shined. Further analysis of the scrimmage is expected in the coming days as the Longhorns prepare for their season.
- •Bob Stoops unhappy with brother Mark's Texas hiring
- •Texas scrimmage faced linebacker shortages due to illness
- •Defense reportedly excelled in first scrimmage
- •Further insights on scrimmage performance anticipated soon
- 5:30 AMYahoo Sports — Longhorns Daily News: Bob Stoops can’t stand seeing brother wear Texas burnt orange
"Earlier this offseason, Texas football hired former Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops as a special assistant. Safe to say, Stoops’ brother, former Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops, isn’t happy. WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS Austin American-Statesman: Several Longhorn linebackers sit as Texas gets through first scrimmage Houston Chronicle: Defense shines despite flu bug thinning […]
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