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Texas at The Voice of College Football

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 Welcome to Texas at The Voice of College Football Network, your home for In-depth discussion, debate, & analysis on all things Texas. We have you covered from offseason all the way to game day. Join us as we embark on another season!Hook 'Em!For business inquiries please contact: Markrogerstv@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.The Voice of College Football Network アメリカンフットボール 政治・政府
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  • Do The Texas Longhorns Have Enough Depth? / Texas Longhorns LIVE 92

    Do The Texas Longhorns Have Enough Depth? / Texas Longhorns LIVE 92
    2026/03/10
    Opening & Sponsorship (0:00–2:00)
    • Show intro: 92nd edition, live every Monday 8 PM ET.
    • Sponsored by FanDuel.
    • SEC Tournament preview: Texas opens Wednesday vs. Ole Miss (Texas favored by –5.5).
      • Hosts like the spread; want Texas to beat Chris Beard and set up potential rubber match vs. Georgia.
      • Lenardi has Texas as a lock for the NCAA Tournament — just avoid bad losses.
    Main Topic: Defensive Depth Discussion (2:00–~28:00)

    Defensive Line Depth

    • Top-end talent is elite (especially interior).
    • Interior strength (DT/NT):
      • Hero Kanu, Alex January, Justice Terry, Murad Watson, Myron Charles, James Johnson.
      • Nose tackles: Ian Jafard (378 lbs), Josiah Sharman, Zion Williams (transfer from LSU).
      • Depth here considered stronger than last year; can push the pocket and disrupt interior.
    • Edge/Outside concerns:
      • Trusted players: Colin Simmons (best overall), Lance Jackson, Justice Terry (sliding outside), Zena Arogbo.
      • Colton Vasek must step up (big spring; comparisons to Ethan Burke; run stuffer more than elite rusher).
      • Potential risers: Smith Arogbo, Jamerion Carlton, Richard Wesley (young talent).
      • Brad Spence likely moves to linebacker.
    • Overall: Interior stronger; edge needs Vasek/Arogbo to emerge for elite status.

    Linebacker Depth

    • Major offseason turnover: Anthony Hill (NFL), Liona Lefau (Colorado).
    • Additions: Justin Cryer, Marcus Boswell, Rasheem Biles.
    • Key starters: Rasheem Biles, Ty Anthony Smith (likely misses most of spring), Tyler Atkinson (must be immediate impact; high NIL investment).
    • Depth concerns: Thin if injury hits Biles/Smith; need health + young contributors (Rocky Cummings, Kosiak Akpala).
    • Versatility: Brad Spence (hybrid), potential Colin Simmons reps at OLB in packages.
    • Bottom line: Top-end solid if healthy; one injury could expose lack of proven depth.

    Secondary Depth

    • Extremely versatile group — many players can play multiple spots (boundary/field corner, nickel, safety).
    • Standouts: Xavier Fils-Aimé (free safety lock), Jelani McDonald (dynamic rover), Derek Williams, Cade Phillips, Grayson Littleton, Bo Masco, Kobe Black.
    • Needs improvement: Wardell Mack (must live up to hype), Warren Roberson (talented but penalty-prone), Jonah Williams (talent vs. baseball commitment/football desire).
    • Ceiling high if best five rotate; better communication & fewer blown assignments expected under Muschamp/Gideon.
    • Overall: Depth good; starters fluid — focus on man coverage, press ability, and safety play.
    Recruiting / Official Visitors (28:00–end)
    • Texas has 40+ official visitors scheduled (likely 60–70 total).
    • Hosts' Top 5 (realism + talent mix):
    1. Easton Royal (WR) — Clear #1 priority; freak athlete (faster/better than early Xavier Worthy); must keep commitment vs. LSU/Tennessee/Florida money & visits.
    2. Ishmael Kamara (OT) — Massive upside (6'6"/340 lbs, sub-5.0 forty despite limited football experience); potential #1 overall pick ceiling.
    3. Sir Rodd Baker (RB) — Shifty/power back from DeSoto; complements Derek Cooper well.
    4. George Toya (DL) — Relentless interior lineman; brother Jay Toya (NFL); high-motor versatile piece.
    5. Jeremiah Culpepper (LB/Edge) — Fly-downhill athlete; needs weight but huge upside.
    • Other notables mentioned: Brandon Chirag (CB), Trey Moore (WR/X), Brian Swanson (OT), John Meredith (CB — uphill battle).
    Closing
    • Encouraged likes/subscribes/comments on defensive depth opinions.
    • Promoted new VOCFB website (vocfb.com), relaunched X/Instagram, podcast availability.
    • Hook 'em — see you next Monday.

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  • Who Needs A Big Spring For Texas?/ Texas Longhorns LIVE 91

    Who Needs A Big Spring For Texas?/ Texas Longhorns LIVE 91
    2026/03/03
    Here are concise, structured episode notes for Texas Longhorns LIVE #91 titled "Who Needs A Big Spring For Texas?" hosted by Matthew Miller and Thomas Bresee on the TexasVOCFB channel. Opening / General Episode 91 of Texas Longhorns LiveWeekly show every Monday at 8 PM ETSponsored by FanDuelEncouraged viewers to like, subscribe, and engage Main Topic 1: Offensive Line Depth Outlook for Spring Key points and consensus: Last year's line was a major weakness → significant turnover is viewed positivelyPotential starting five (if healthy & Lawrence Seymour eligible): LT: Trevor GoosbyLG: Lawrence Seymour (huge "if" due to NCAA eligibility waiver)C: Connor RobertsonRG: Brandon BakerRT: Melvin Siani (expected immediate starter) Big "ifs" that could make the line elite / national-title caliber: Lawrence Seymour's eligibility cleared (hosts believe ~90% likely under current NCAA rules)Andre Kojo returns fully healthy from ACL injury Depth concerns: Thin if Seymour is ruled ineligibleDylan Sikorski (new addition) viewed as average/developmental — may need to lose weight / improve footworkKey depth pieces to watch: Jordan Coleman, Jaden Chapman, John Turntine (freshman), Andre Kojo (versatile if healthy) Big picture: Hosts believe the line will be significantly improved even in worst caseCould return to 2023–2024 level (very good) if everything breaks rightDepth remains the biggest question mark — injuries could expose thin backupsSpring is critical because Goosby likely limited (injury recovery) → opens reps for younger players Main Topic 2: Arch Manning vs. John Mateer (Oklahoma QB) Debate Triggered by a Crane & Company (On3) segment claiming Mateer > ManningHosts strongly disagree — called it "not really a debate"Arch Manning statistical edge (2025 freshman season): Better TD:INT ratio (26:7 vs. Mateer's 14:11 in best year)Higher QBR (78 vs. 65.1)Performed better against top-25 competitionMore passing yards than Mateer's best season despite fewer games/starts Mateer strengths — more rushing yards/TDs, gritty gamer style (compared to Max Duggan)Key arguments: Arch elevates when competition rises; Mateer stayed flatWins are QB stat to an extent, but Oklahoma's defense carried Mateer more than talentAlmost every metric favors Arch; hosts believe he'd win a nationwide poll overwhelmingly Consensus: Arch Manning is clearly the better QB prospect and likely better in 2026 Main Topic 3: Where Does Steve Sarkisian Rank Among Active Head Coaches? Reacting to Brandon Walker's (Barstool) top-10 list that put Sark at #7 and Lane Kiffin at #4Hosts' biggest disagreement: Lane Kiffin ranked way too high Sark has more playoff success, actually won playoff games, rebuilt Texas from a bad situationKiffin's best year (Ole Miss near-title run) came after he left for Auburn Approximate host rankings: Top 3 locked (in some order): Kirby Smart, Curt Cignetti, Ryan DaySark generally placed ~4–6 (hosts comfortable with 5 or 6)Ahead of Kiffin, Cristobal (late-game issues), Lanning (aggressive 4th-down style)In mix with Freeman, DeBoer, Lanning Sark praise: Took over very thin roster (only 7 scholarship OL at one point)Consistent improvement, minimal bad losses, no catastrophic defeats2026 is "put up or shut up" year Main Topic 4: Josh Pate's "8 Most Hated Teams" List Pate's list: 1. Notre Dame, 2. Alabama, 3. Texas, 4. LSU, 5. Miami, 6. USC, 7. Michigan, 8. Ohio State Hosts' reactions / personal lists: Both agreed top 3 is correct (Notre Dame #1, then variations of Bama/Ohio State/Texas/Georgia)Texas consistently #3 — loud, intense, successful again → draws national hateAdditional hated teams mentioned: Georgia (insane fans), Oregon & A&M (false bravado / think they're blue-bloods)Consensus hated tier: Notre Dame, Ohio State, Texas, Georgia, AlabamaThen secondary: Oregon, A&M, Miami, USC, Michigan, possibly LSU Final Segment: Top 5 Players Who Gain the Most from Spring Football Matthew's top 5 Cade Phillips (CB) — chance to lock down CB1 roleTyler Atkinson (LB) — could jump to LB3 or higherDerrick Williams Jr. (S) — full health + new staff = breakout possibleAndre Kojo (OL) — healthy return could stabilize line depthJustice Terry wait no — (wait, he had Justice Terry as honorable mention; his actual #5 was Andre Kojo) Tommy's top 5 Justice Terry (DL) — All-American potential in new schemeDerek Cooper (RB) — chance to become the power backJordan Coleman (OL) — huge reps available → depth/competition creatorMichael Masunas (TE) — chance to lock in TE2 roleDerrick Williams Jr. (S) — full confidence & scheme fit Overall themes: OL depth pieces, safety recovery (Williams), young defensive stars (Atkinson/Terry), and specialist roles (power back, TE2, CB1) stand to gain most. 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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  • New Recruiting Visitors For 2027/ Texas Longhorns LIVE 90

    New Recruiting Visitors For 2027/ Texas Longhorns LIVE 90
    2026/02/25
    Opening / General
    • Show moved to Tuesday due to Matthew's stomach issues (normally Mondays 8 PM ET).
    • Sponsored by FanDuel.
    • Quick preview of Texas basketball vs. Florida (Florida -6.5; both hosts like Texas to cover or win outright, especially if Rory gets back on the court).
    Main Topics
    1. Out-of-Conference Scheduling & Cancellations
      • Texas canceled future games vs. Arizona State (previously scheduled).
      • Hosts agree it was a mutual decision (not Texas "backing out" as some framed it).
      • Arizona State got the news out first → shaped narrative unfairly against Texas.
      • Similar situations (e.g., Alabama-Ohio State) are joint calls; rarely one-sided buyouts.
      • Texas already has elite non-con games locked in:
        • Ohio State (this year & previously)
        • Michigan (2027)
        • Notre Dame (2028 & 2029)
      • Arizona State offers little upside: win = expected, loss = damaging; no playoff résumé boost.
      • With 9 SEC games + required Power opponent, dropping lower-tier games makes sense.
      • Broader concern: college football needs a commissioner to prevent weak non-con schedules and preserve big cross-conference matchups.
      • Current system rewards records over quality of wins → many teams loading up on cupcakes.
      • Hope for 16-team playoff to reward tough schedules more fairly.
    2. Arch Manning Improvements for 2026
      • Footwork & mechanics — biggest area to fix (overstriding, leaning, arm-heavy throws → inconsistent ball placement and dying deep balls).
      • Ball placement / layering — needs better touch over LBs/under safeties.
      • Short game timing — especially mesh/screens with Ryan Wingo (missed connections cost big plays, e.g., Ohio State game).
      • Protect himself — stop fighting for extra 1–2 yards in non-critical situations (slide or get out of bounds).
      • Positive: pocket management improved late-season; off-schedule playmaking is already strong.
      • Overall ceiling very high with cleaner mechanics + better O-line → 65%+ completion, 40+ total TDs possible.
    3. Wide Receiver Depth (Spring Outlook)
      • Locks: Ryan Wingo & Cam Coleman (top duo possibly best in country).
      • Competing for snaps / WR3 rotation: Emmitt Mosley, KaLike Lockett, Dale McCutcheon, Jermaine Bishop, Sterling Burkhalter.
      • Most excited behind top 3: KaLike Lockett (flashed vs. Michigan; big-bodied contested-catch + YAC threat; long-term WR1 potential).
      • Jermaine Bishop = wild card; could force positional dominoes if ready early (versatile, possible full-house sets).
      • Dale McCutcheon = reliable slot depth, smart route-runner, but lower ceiling.
      • Room considered loaded; hosts believe Texas did enough in portal + high-school talent.
    4. Tight End Depth
      • Very strong, possibly favorite position group overall.
      • Key players: Nick Townsend (athletic standout), Michael Masunas (Michigan State transfer), Spencer Shannon (elite blocker), Amari Winston (big-play/red-zone threat when healthy).
      • Versatile mix: blocking-first vs. pass-catching options.
      • Potential for heavy 12 personnel or more 11 if O-line holds up.
      • Depth allows rotation without big drop-off; could be one of nation’s most productive TE rooms.
    5. 2027 Recruiting Visitors & Targets
      • QB Knuston already committed early (typical for Texas QB targets).
      • Fighting to hold Easton Royal (very tough due to national interest).
      • Recent/Upcoming visitors:
        • Isaiah Udom (S, South Oak Cliff) — June 12–14 Aggressive, downhill player; good ball skills; developmental with frame to add weight; SMU biggest competition.
        • Blake Jennings (CB, Katy Tompkins) — June 12–14 Long, physical, excellent man-coverage skills; aggressive vs. screens; high-floor corner who could contribute early; battling Vandy, Florida, Texas Tech.
        • Caleb Seiler (OT, 6'8"/275) — April 4 Raw, long developmental tackle; needs significant weight; long-term project (redshirt sophomore / junior impact potential); high-upside mold.
    Closing
    • Hosts encourage likes, subscribes, and comments on scheduling philosophy, Arch improvements, position groups, and 2027 targets.
    • Next show: Monday 8 PM ET (7 PM CT).

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