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For the first time in two seasons, Texas is not only going to a bowl game but bringing an All-American with them.

If conventional wisdom tells us that when a team has two good quarterbacks it doesn’t have any, what happens if a team has four?

The million dollar question surrounding the Longhorns fall camp is obviously, “Who will be their starting quarterback?”

The quarterback position, most notably incumbent Garrett Gilbert, is the biggest mystery hovering above the Longhorns’ fast-approaching 2011 season.

The Texas coaching staff has yet to name a starting quarterback and it looks as if the four-man race will go down to the wire.

Longhorn fans might not know who their team’s quarterback is until the season-opener against Rice on Sept. 3.

1. Young leads Texas over USC (Jan. 4, 2006)
Vince Young threw for 267 yards and ran for another 200 yards and three touchdowns, including an 8-yard game winner with 19 seconds left.

His virtuoso performance in the Rose Bowl capped off a dominant season for Texas football.

Texas is already more than halfway through with its spring practices, which means the days of Colt McCoy and Jordan Shipley are fading farther and farther away in the rearview mirror.

It was no secret that Shipley was McCoy’s go-to receiver, but now the question is, who will be Garrett Gilbert’s?

From all available reports, Colt McCoy's wedding last weekend to Rachel Glandorf was a first-class affair.

For a peek inside, check out this video from the reception as singer Aaron Watson serenades the couple with a special song, "When I Grow Up, I Want to Be Just Like Colt McCoy".

The song features McCoy's former teammate (and best man) Jordan Shipley on backup vocals.