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@linda_tex17: Why is the entire conversation about Texas Longhorns' offseason just about retur

Why is the entire conversation about Texas Longhorns' offseason just about returning production and quarterback health, when the real championship separator is what happens inside the 20? They bring back 68% of their production, great. But last year's red zone touchdown percentage was just 61.2%, which ranked 45th nationally. That's not a championship number. You can have all the yards between the 20s you want, but if you're settling for field goals against Georgia or Alabama in the SEC, you lose. Period. The focus this spring has to be on short-yardage play design and finishing drives. The offensive line has to create push, and the play-calling has to be more creative in condensed spaces. Arch Manning being healthy is step one, but the entire operation tightens up when the field shrinks. Everyone is talking about the 2026 recruiting class with Dia Bell, which is fantastic for the future, but the 2026 season depends on turning those 68 returning production points into seven points instead of three. Can this team, right now, develop the ruthless efficiency needed to win the SEC? Because 61% in the red zone won't cut it.