Texas prepares for fall camp focusing on health and position battles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 4:47 PM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Texas is gearing up for fall camp as the start of the season approaches on September 5th. The team enters camp in good health, with no major injuries among starters. Key position battles remain unresolved, particularly at left guard and safety, as Laurence Seymore, Jaydon Chatman, and Devin Coleman vie for the former, while Kobe Black and Derek Williams Jr. compete for the latter. The outcomes of these battles could significantly influence the team's season. Head coach Steve Sarkisian emphasizes the importance of both maintaining health and achieving competitive performance during camp to meet the expectations placed on the team.
- •Fall camp begins ahead of Texas' season opener on September 5th.
- •Team enters camp healthy, avoiding major injuries among starters.
- •Position battles at left guard and safety are crucial for team dynamics.
- •Texas needs to achieve balanced performance between offense and defense.
- •Team's overall performance in camp could define the upcoming season.
- 4:47 PMYahoo Sports — Things to watch throughout Texas' fall camp: Health, battles, etc.
"Fall camp is nearing and it's an important one for Texas. Health, positions battles and more will decide how successful this season can be for Texas.
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