Read this article in English.For the first time in the history of the program, Texas football ranks first in the US LBM Coaches Poll.
Editor’s note: Meaghan English first published this art work on August 5th, then Bruno Fernandez translated it into Spanish.
One very significant factor is the US LBM’s hiring of entrenadors.
The survey, which is composed of 67 Division I football executives and all members of the American Football Association’s Association of Football Managers, serves as a crucial tool for identifying the most prevalent presence in college football, even before the time period begins.
Periodists, analysts, and enthusiasts are not determined by this domain. The coaches of the teams that won the national championship in January vote for them; each has a list of the top 25 teams.
Texas holds the top spot for the first time in the history of the entrenador survey.
With 28 votes for first place and 1.606 total points, the Longhorns have solidified their position as the pretemporada’s favorites. Ohio State is in second place with 20 votes and 1.565 votes, while Penn State is in third place with 14 votes and Georgia is in fourth place with three.
Texas is the only team in the top three, while nine teams from the Conference Surest made it into the Top 25.
Although this is the first time Texas has been ranked first in this preseason survey, the Longhorns have been ranked among the top five teams on 35 occasions. This is the second consecutive time that Texas has been in the Encuesta de Entrenadores.
Texas is getting ready to start the season, and this test raises a lot of expectations for the August 30th party against Ohio State. The Buckeyes are the opponents of the first part of the season, therefore College Gameday already has a planned trip to Columbus, Ohio. However, now that the Encuesta de Entrenadores is the first classification that forces the number one and number two to face each other, there is a noticeable energy boost for the encounter.
It’s also crucial to remember that, in the last ten years, Alabama was the only state to win a national championship in the pretemporadaha’s entertainer survey.
However, the Longhorns shouldn’t lose hope so quickly. It is still completely possible to surpass the odds. In any case, the survey has the chance to prove its validity or falsity at the conclusion of the month.
