Show Notes
Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Hank South react from the field after No. 1 Texas suffered a stunning 27-24 loss to undermanned Oklahoma. The Longhorns surrendered a pick-six and a blocked-punt touchdown, missed a late field goal and repeatedly stalled on offense despite a roster loaded with elite talent. With the defense allowing only one touchdown and two field goals, the crew explains why the offense and special teams must shoulder the blame.
The guys debate whether this was the worst loss of the Steve Sarkisian era and question why the same problems remain after a bye week. From the barrage of three-and-outs to questionable play-calling and the failure to establish a consistent running game, something must change quickly. With Florida visiting Austin next, can Texas save its season—or is a championship-caliber roster headed toward a wasted year?
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Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Hank South react to Steve Sarkisian’s final comments before Texas faces Ole Miss. Arch Manning remains the Longhorns’ starting quarterback, but K.J. Lacey has prepared for a potential opportunity after receiving significant practice reps. The crew explains what could trigger a change at quarterback and whether more Derrek Cooper, new personnel combinations and a simpler approach can revive the struggling offense.