Fans React to Season Opener: The Most OVERLOOKED Part of Texas’ 59-7 Blowout!
Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Gerry Hamilton debut Viewer Voicemails by reacting to unfiltered fan takes following Texas’ 59-7 victory over Texas State. The biggest overlooked positive was discipline: the Longhorns committed only four penalties for 34 yards, avoided offensive penalties in the first half and eliminated the pre-snap mistakes and costly holding calls that repeatedly derailed drives last season.
The crew also evaluates Texas’ improved pass protection, Will Muschamp’s communication against the Bobcats’ rapid tempo and the defense’s performance against a legitimate FBS offense. With an extremely vanilla game plan producing a dominant result, the conversation turns toward Ohio State, the adjustments Texas must make and why the DKR crowd could play a decisive role in the massive Week 2 showdown.
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Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Gerry Hamilton debut Viewer Voicemails by reacting to unfiltered fan takes following Texas’ 59-7 victory over Texas State. The biggest overlooked positive was discipline: the Longhorns committed only four penalties for 34 yards, avoided offensive penalties in the first half and eliminated the pre-snap mistakes and costly holding calls that repeatedly derailed drives last season.
The crew also evaluates Texas’ improved pass protection, Will Muschamp’s communication against the Bobcats’ rapid tempo and the defense’s performance against a legitimate FBS offense. With an extremely vanilla game plan producing a dominant result, the conversation turns toward Ohio State, the adjustments Texas must make and why the DKR crowd could play a decisive role in the massive Week 2 showdown.
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