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Monday, 9/21
We recap the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly from the sports weekend with a solid performance from the Dallas Cowboys, a ho-hum performance for the Longhorn offense, and the rest from around the nation.
We recap the college football weekend with a Heisman moment for Trinidad Chambliss, an embarrassment for the Aggies, and we hear from Steve Sarkisian and UTSA’s Jeff Traylor from the postgame Saturday night.
We put some NFL coaches on blast after some bonehead decisions costing them wins, and the most impressive QBs in the SEC through the first few weeks of college football. More from Texas’ win over UTSA.
We recap a bad weekend for the Longhorns’ rivals, and more from an exciting weekend in college football. More from Steve Sarkisian on the win over UTSA, some injury updates, and wrapping up the non-conference schedule.
We preview Monday Night clash between the New York Giants and the Los Angeles Rams, and thoughts on the eight 2-0 teams to start the 2026 season in the NFL.
Tuesday, 9/22
We recap the week two performances for the Texans and the Cowboys, and E. Hogan puts DeMeco Ryans and the Texans coaching staff on blast. We shift our focus to Horns @ Vols as conference play looms.
We take a look at what Quarterbacks are lighting it up through the first three games of the college football season. We hear from Steve Sarkisian on his QB Arch Manning, and we discuss where Arch ranks amongst the best Texas QBs through their first 20 games.
We hit a round of You Don’t Know Jack, some Monday Night Football memories on its 56th Anniversary, and a recap of week two in the NFL. We hear from Tennessee’s Josh Heupel ahead of Texas’ road trip to Knoxville.
Chris Yates joins the show for a recap of the Cowboys’ first win of the year over Washington. Plus, our level of concern for Texas as they head on the road for their SEC Opener.
More Monday Night Football memories on its 56th Birthday with some of Football’s most iconic moments, and more from Steve Sarkisian in the Horns at Half-Past.
