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Disaster Avoided: Longhorns OT Goosby 'good to go' against Texas State

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We are just 48 hours away from Texas taking the field and it now sounds like they’ll be whole while doing it. Trevor Goosby, the Longhorns star OL, has missed the final few weeks of camp after a bone bruise on his knee. According to Sarkisian, Goosby is “good to go” this weekend after concern he could miss time. The 1st All-SEC LT makes the offensive line whole once again, a major plus heading into Week One. 

Yesterday, I broke down the things I’m watching this Saturday. The top thing was offensive line cohesion and competency. Now that Goosby is back, the presumed starting unit can play together before taking the field against Ohio State.

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After Goosby and Laurence Seymore not being on the field for parts of fall camp, getting them together with Robertson, Baker and Siani is invaluable. 

The offensive line is the most important position group for Texas this season. It was rebuilt this offseason, adding Siani, Seymore and more from the portal, but the biggest move was retaining Goosby. Once the injury news was announced, there was concern he’d miss not only weeks, but possibly months. Turns out, he’ll miss no games. There could be a “pitch count” on him, especially if Texas can create an early lead, but No. 74 will be out there for the Longhorns this weekend.

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Lewis Hamilton Brings Italian GP to a Standstill With Ferrari F40 Arrival

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Lewis Hamilton just brought the Monza paddock to an absolute standstill by arriving for Thursday’s media day behind the wheel of his freshly restored Ferrari F40. Ahead of the 2026 Italian Grand Prix, the seven-time world champion proved exactly why he is F1’s ultimate style icon, blending a rare piece of automotive history with a perfectly tailored vintage aesthetic.

The viral video captures the sheer aura of the moment as Hamilton pulls the iconic wedge-shaped supercar into the paddock, sporting a custom “44” license plate on the front bumper.

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While the screaming twin-turbo V8 engine was enough to draw a massive crowd of photographers and paddock personnel, Hamilton’s exit from the car was pure cinematic perfection.

Stepping out of the low-slung bucket seats, Hamilton delivered a masterclass in vintage styling. The Scuderia driver emerged wearing a crisp black suit and tie, a black Kangol beret, and vintage shades, all layered under a heavy, tan overcoat draped over his shoulders. Clutching a leather briefcase, he paused to secure the F40’s lightweight door before effortlessly striding through the sea of flashing cameras.

But this wasn’t just a PR stunt using a random museum piece; this F40 is a deeply personal project for the Formula 1 legend.

After famously selling off his multi-million dollar car collection in recent years, Hamilton made a single, massive exception. As we recently covered in our deep dive into Lewis Hamilton’s restored Ferrari F40, this exact car was essentially a barn find.

Hamilton tracked down the rare chassis after it had been sitting under a layer of dust for over 30 years in a garage.

Upon purchasing the 1980s icon, he immediately sent it to Ferrari’s master mechanics in Maranello to undergo a painstaking, engine-out restoration. Now, the 44-plated F40 is officially back on the road, serving as the ultimate daily driver for F1’s most stylish star.

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