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Texas placed a national-best four players on the preseason Walter Camp Player of the Year watch list.
Texas linebacker Rasheem Biles, wide receiver Cam Coleman, quarterback Arch Manning and edge rusher Colin Simmons were named to the 2026 Walter Camp Player of the Year preseason watch list.
The Longhorns' four selections lead the nation. Manning and Simmons return to the watch list for a second consecutive year, while Biles and Coleman add the recognition to other preseason honors.
Source: Texas Athletics
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