If she doesn't make a turn for several more hours, does Texas come into the picture?
None of the 0Z models have shifted W of Louisiana. A few have come back east a tad, but are generally all tightly clustered around New Orleans.
There never was any sort of sharp drastic turn forecast; just a gradual, imperceptible turn.
The chances of it going to TX are extremely slim. There is a trough coming into the west coast that will help build a ridge through the rockies and into TX. To the right of that, there will be the weakeness the storm is currently looking for. She is slowly trying to round the western periphery of the Atlantic ridge, then it's probably almost due north to the coast.