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On Texas Football
Hosted by Bobby Burton · EN
Welcome to On Texas Football, the number one channel for in-depth analysis and discussion about Texas Longhorns football. If you’re interested in taking your gameday knowledge to the next level, Bobby Burton, Gerry Hamilton, Rod Babers and CJ Vogel have you covered with inside recruiting information, roster breakdowns, and updates on the premier college football program in the country!
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LIVE from SEC Media Days: Elko’s Trophy Case Quote + Rivalry Stakes
Today00:38:35Summary readyJeff Howe and CJ Vogel - live from Raymond James Stadium, and Marcus Myers break down the growing intensity around the Texas-Texas A&M rivalry. The crew reacts to Mike Elko and the Aggies openly calling the Texas game a must-win, explains why the matchup could carry SEC Championship and College Football Playoff implications again, and compares the rivalry’s renewed stakes to Texas-Oklahoma and other major SEC battles. The show also dives into Texas A&M’s biggest questions under Elko, including Holmon Wiggins taking over play-calling duties, Marcel Reed’s development, and whether the Aggies have the right pieces to finally break through. Plus, the guys discuss Florida’s John Sumrall, Cole Hutson’s eligibility update, what Texas fans should want to hear from Steve Sarkisian, Arch Manning, Colin Simmons, and Trevor Goosby at SEC Media Days, and why Elko’s “empty trophy case” comment is already becoming rivalry fuel. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Summary“We Haven’t Won Anything” | Mike Elko on Motivating Players, NIL, Texas A&M Expectations in 2026
Today00:27:02Summary readyMike Elko’s message is not built around hype — it is built around restraint, urgency and unfinished business. After Texas A&M’s 11-win season and first College Football Playoff appearance, Elko refuses to let the Aggies act like they have arrived. His strongest point is simple and cutting: Texas A&M has made progress, but the program still has not won a championship. That is why the empty trophy case becomes the emotional center of his message — a reminder that the Aggies are closer, but not finished. The audio also leans heavily into what has to change for Texas A&M to take the next step. Marcel Reed has to keep growing, the Aggies have to protect the football, and the defense has to create more takeaways after a season where turnovers helped define the biggest losses. The Texas rivalry hangs over everything, too. Elko knows the Lone Star Showdown now carries playoff and championship implications, and the pain of losing to Texas gives this entire conversation an edge: A&M is not chasing respect anymore — it is chasing proof. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryKewan Lacy & Jadan Baugh Press Conference | Texas Football Breaking News | SEC Media Days
Yesterday00:16:44Summary readyLacy enters the discussion with proven production, explosiveness, and the kind of home-run ability that can change a season for Ole Miss. Baugh, meanwhile, brings a bruising, tone-setting style that gives Florida a real offensive identity as the Gators try to climb back into the SEC fight. Lacy is chasing respect as possibly the best running back in America, while Baugh is carrying the pressure of helping restore Florida’s edge. In a conference defined by violence at the line of scrimmage, this is more than a ranking debate. It is about who can take over a game, break a defense’s will, and become the back no one wants to tackle in November. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryMarcel Reed & Trinidad Chambliss Press Conference | Texas Football Breaking News | SEC Media Days
Yesterday00:18:53Summary readyThis audio hears from two of the most electric quarterbacks in the SEC: Marcel Reed at Texas A&M and Trinidad Chambliss at Ole Miss. Reed brings the kind of athleticism that can wreck a defense when the play breaks down, but the pressure now is on him to become a more complete quarterback and turn explosive flashes into championship-level consistency. On the other side, Chambliss has become one of college football’s most unlikely stars — a quarterback who climbed from Division II to the center of the SEC spotlight and now carries real expectations. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryCoffee & Football: Texas Intel From SEC Media Days - Landon Williams-Callis Update + Sark’s Toughness Plan
Yesterday01:04:18Summary readyBobby Burton and Gerry Hamilton are live from SEC Media Days in Tampa with the latest Texas football and recruiting intel, including a fresh update on elite Richmond Randall running back Landon Williams-Callis ahead of his August 1 decision. The guys also share notes on Texas players working out together in Phoenix, Arch Manning’s continued preparation, Colin Simmons stepping into a bigger leadership role, and why the Longhorns appear locked in as fall camp approaches. The show also dives into major SEC storylines, including Kirby Smart’s confidence in Georgia, Ole Miss’ outlook under Pete Golding, and the key questions facing Mike Elko and Texas A&M. Plus, Jeff Howe joins to break down Steve Sarkisian, Will Muschamp, and Jabbar Juluke’s appearances at the Texas High School Coaches Association convention, including why Texas is putting a major emphasis on physicality, toughness, and rebuilding the running back room with a new edge. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryLIVE: Texas’ Toughness Test - Muschamp, Juluke & The Physicality Fix Sark Needs
Yesterday01:00:51Summary readyJeff Howe and CJ Vogel go live from the OTF house at SEC Media Days to break down one of the biggest questions facing Texas football in 2026: can the Longhorns become tougher and more physical when it matters most? The conversation centers on Will Muschamp’s impact, what Georgia players said about his intensity, and why Steve Sarkisian’s hires of Muschamp and Jabbar Juluke point directly to a renewed emphasis on physicality, discipline, and finishing in critical situations. The guys also dive into Georgia’s standard under Kirby Smart, why Texas still has to prove it can win a “phone booth fight” against elite SEC opponents, and how the Longhorns’ running backs must change the tone under Juluke. Plus, Jeff and CJ discuss Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Arch Manning’s edge over rival quarterbacks, and whether Texas has the talent and toughness to finally get over the hump in the SEC and College Football Playoff race. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Summary“Can You Win a Game When It Gets Ugly?” — Rusty Mansell’s Blunt Texas-Georgia Reality Check
Yesterday00:12:11Summary readyRusty Mansell joins On Texas Football for a raw, football-first conversation about where Texas really stands in the SEC after its battles with Georgia. From the outside looking in, the Longhorns have the talent, the roster, the quarterback buzz and the national spotlight — but Mansell makes clear that the next step is not about hype. It is about whether Texas can win the kind of ugly, physical, line-of-scrimmage games that Georgia has built its empire on. This conversation cuts straight into the heart of the Texas-Georgia rivalry: is Texas ready to be a true SEC monster, or is there still a gap between looking the part and living it every Saturday? Mansell breaks down the difference between athleticism and physicality, between being dangerous and being proven, and between having bark and having bite. For Texas, the challenge is no longer getting noticed. The challenge is beating the standard. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryKirby Smart's NOT HAPPY With WRs Being Questioned | SEC Media Days Press Conference
2d ago00:24:53Summary readyKirby Smart’s SEC Media Days audio carries the weight of a coach trying to hold two truths at once: Georgia is still built for championship expectations, but real pain is sitting right beside the promise. The most emotional moment comes when Smart talks about Dante Dowdell’s accident, asking for prayers and protecting the family’s privacy while the Bulldogs wait for clarity. It turns a preseason football conversation into something heavier — a reminder that behind every roster update is a young man, a family, and a locker room trying to keep moving. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryCoffee & Football: Texas’ SEC Path Gets Clearer: OU Hype, Tennessee Trap Game & Georgia Warning
2d ago01:08:51Summary readyBobby Burton and Gerry Hamilton are live from Day 2 of SEC Media Days, breaking down the biggest storylines around Texas’ 2026 schedule and the conference race. The crew dives into Oklahoma’s confidence under Brent Venables, John Mateer’s need to cut down on hero-ball mistakes, why OU’s defense could be one of the best in the country, and how the Red River matchup is shaping up as one of the biggest Texas-Oklahoma games in years. The show also covers Missouri running back Ahmad Hardy’s status, Tennessee’s quarterback battle ahead of Texas’ SEC opener in Knoxville, Kirby Smart’s confidence in Georgia, and which SEC coaches are under the most pressure entering the season. Plus, Bobby and Gerry discuss the College Football Playoff picture, why the nine-game SEC schedule could limit the league’s playoff spots, and where Texas stands among the top contenders heading into fall camp. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
SummaryOklahoma Sends Texas A Warning? SEC Media Days Intel + Sark’s Biggest Fix | Steve Sarkisian | Arch Manning
2d ago00:53:43Summary readyRod Babers, CJ Vogel, and Bob Shipley react to the latest from SEC Media Days, including Oklahoma’s surprising confidence in its offensive line and what that could mean for the Red River matchup. The crew discusses Brent Venables’ claim that the Sooners have nine offensive linemen they can win with, John Mateer’s role, Oklahoma’s need for a real run game, and why Texas fans took notice of the Sooners’ “just another game” comments about the rivalry. The show also dives into major Texas storylines, including Steve Sarkisian’s need to fix the red zone offense, whether the Longhorns can become more physical up front, and how Will Muschamp could help change the tone of the team. Plus, Stevie Lee joins the conversation to talk line-of-scrimmage concerns, Cole Hutson’s potential return, Michael Terry’s development at running back, and why Texas’ championship hopes may come down to finishing drives and winning in the trenches. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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