Show Notes
Jeff Howe and CJ Vogel explain why Florida may be exactly the opponent Texas needs after its Red River loss. The Longhorns are 11-1 in their last 12 games following a defeat, and Steve Sarkisian’s teams have historically started fast in bounce-back situations. With Florida ranked 131st nationally in pass defense, Arch Manning and his talented receivers have a prime opportunity to rediscover their rhythm and strike for explosive plays.
The guys break down how Texas can handle Florida’s pressure packages, why Jermaine Bishop could thrive against cover zero and whether Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo and Emmett Mosley can win the physical battle outside. Plus, they discuss Wingo’s injury status, Florida’s offensive injury concerns, the challenge of containing Jadan Baugh and a Texas special-teams unit that cannot afford another costly mistake.
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