Show Notes
Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Hank South react to Steve Sarkisian’s final media availability before Texas hosts Mississippi State. Andre Cojoe prepares for his first start at left tackle after a strong week of practice, while Sark provides encouraging updates on Richard Wesley and the Longhorns’ improving depth at edge, linebacker and defensive back.
The crew also examines Arch Manning’s remarkable history against Mississippi State, averaging 335 passing yards across two appearances with five touchdown passes. Can he build on the Ole Miss win, protect the football and deliver another efficient performance? Plus, the guys discuss Texas’ persistent special-teams problems and why simply avoiding another costly mistake would represent meaningful progress.
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