Just sayin: If you don't have a QB, you don't have much of a team. In the Big XII if you don't have a QB you can't compete with Oklahoma.
2016 No. 20 Oklahoma 45-40 Texas Dallas, TX
2017 No. 12 Oklahoma 29-24 Texas Dallas, TX
2018 No. 19 Texas 48-45 No. 7 Oklahoma Dallas, TX
2018* No. 5 Oklahoma 39-27 No. 14 Texas Arlington, TX
2019 No. 6 Oklahoma 34-27 No. 11 Texas Dallas, TX
2020 Oklahoma 53-45 (4OT) No. 22 Texas Dallas, TX
2018 Big 12 Championship Game
In recent years Oklahoma has had a good QB:
2015 Baker Mayfield
2016 Baker Mayfield
2017 Baker Mayfield
2018 Kyler Murray
2019 Jalen Hurts
2020 Spencer Rattler
Texas recruiting classes per 24/7:
2017: #25
2018: #3
2019: #3
2020: #8
Texas has put together some decent recruiting classes the last 3 years so the potential is there, but he better show some improvement. Texas gave Charlie Strong 3 years of mediocrity and fired him. Texas gave Mack Brown 4 years of mediocrity before they fired him, but he did win a National Championship years earlier. Herman was went:
2017: 7-6 (But Strong left the cupboard bare)
2018: 10-4 (New Years Six Bowl)
2019: 8-5
2020: 3-2 (so far)
The loss of Quinn Ewers is big; but shouldn't be devastating. Titty Bar Tom is like Harbaugh (i.e. supposed to be an offensive genius and a QB guru); there are numerous other great HS QBs out there and he should have been developing one. I think Ewers' decommitment reveals a couple bigger questions: Why did a Texas player decommit from the state's flag ship school? Is there something that he knows that the rest of us don't know about the school/coach? Anyway, the clock is ticking for Titty Bar Tom at Texas. I definitely don't think he'll be be there in 2022 unless he wins something (at least the BIG XII Championship) this year or next. Then again he might not be there next year if Texas has somebody else they feel is a "can't miss/must get now" coach in mind. He is signed through 2023 with Texas. I have no idea what his buyout is; however, needless to say, that would be insignificant with the $$$ available to the University of Texas Athletic Department.