Going into the 2009 campaign, the Texas coaching staff should feel pretty confident in what they have at their disposal along the offensive front.

Of any position on the field, this group may have made the biggest improvement in production from 2007 to 2008.

Last season, the Longhorn offense scored 42 points a game up from 37 in 2007.  The Longhorns also averaged 475 yards of total offense a game, which was good for fifth best in the country.

With four of the five starters from last year's line returning, Colt McCoy and the Texas offense should continue, if not improve upon, the excellent numbers from last year.

It all starts with senior left tackle Adam Ulatoski (30 career starts...

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