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Texas stuns themselves... and Baylor last Saturday. HornSports' Will Baizer and Mike Roach talk how they managed to pull off the major upset and what they still need to work on *cough* 18 Wheeler *cough* After that they get into how much you can actually glean from the win and what position it puts the Longhorns in now.

HornSports' Will Baizer and Mike Roach bring on ODB OG Mark Seymour to discuss what promises to be the sourest of sour match-ups when Baylor comes to Austin. Together the guys go over each of the units and the key match-ups, ponder what in the world Jose Bautista was thinking going up against Odor, and finish off with the keys to the game.

It's the End of the Road for Charlie. InsideTexas's Justin Wells and Ian Boyd, share bittersweet memories of Charlie Strong as they go over what stood out, for better or worse, in Mahattan vs Kansas State. They then switch gears to look ahead to Baylor and how they think it will shake out.

Longhorn fans are channeling their inner Tribe Called Quest this week as they ask “So what’s the scenario?” We know that the Kansas State loss was most likely the straw that breaks the camel’s back for Charlie Strong, so who’s next up? After some cathartic rehashing of what went wrong vs Kansas State, HornSports’ Will Baizer and Mike Roach talk what Texas should be looking for in their next head coach and go through the long list of likely and unlikely 2017 Longhorn head coaches.

If you're looking for optimism and rainbows, look elsewhere. BarkingCarnival's Jason Chilton (Nobis60) and Jacob Detamore (KipsBigBoy) walk you through maybe one of the most frustrating loses yet for this program under Charlie Strong. They tell you what went wrong on the big plays and what exactly you saw last Saturday.

BarkingCarnival's cowardly lion Jason Chilton (Nobis60) and scarecrow Jacob Detamore (KipsBigBoy)happened upon the Tin-Man Johnny Brashear (BitterWhiteGuy). They decided to bring him along on their journey as they follow the Longhorns as they are on the yellow brick road in Manhattan, Kansas. They talk what to expect out of the Longhorns and what they want to see out of the team as they are in the Little Apple once again, a place they haven't won since 2002. They answer, will Texas finally show up on the road. Also talking some Texas basketball as the season gets underway!

Texas travels to Kansas State, into a stadium where they have never had a 100 yard rusher and haven't snagged a win since 2002. So to find out how the Longhorns could break the streak HornSports' Will Baizer brought Tim Fitzgerald, the Publisher for GoPowerCats.com, onto the show. Together they talk food, keys to the game, and Snyder's future in the CIA after he retires.

Longhorns beat Iowa State. As they should. So just as The Heavy pondered "How Do You Like Me Now?" Longhorn fans are pondering, "How Do I Like This 2016 Texas Team Now?" InsideTexas's Justin Wells and Ian Boyd tell you! They discuss the play of key players, the overhaul of defensive schemes in the Longhorns, and what it all means going forward onto the rest of the season.

HornSports' Will Baizer and Mike Roach channel their inner Sergio Leone Spaghetti Western as they dive into the Iowa State game. They go about covering what could be improved, what should give Longhorn fans oodles of hope, and what is just plain wrong.

In a shocking turn of events Texas' defense played well while the offense was left in the locker room until the 3rd quarter. Jason Chilton (@KnowTheGame60)and Jacob Detamore (@kipsbigboy) of BarkingCarnival discuss the cohesive display of defense and baby steps the team took against a mediocre team

@ChuckFnStrong calls them Iowa Steak, and as it seems that the defensive coaching has been delivered in 140 characters or less over the last few weeks maybe we should listen to him on this one. Jason Chilton (@KnowTheGame60), Jacob Detamore (@kipsbigboy) and special guest Will Baizer (@WillBaizer) discuss the unprecedented grilling that Charlie will undergo if Texas can't get past Steak on Saturday, wonder why the do-it-all high impact player on the defense is wearing #32 instead of #46, and break down what may be a a first-team-to-fifty-points-wins showdown with The Children of the Corn.

HornSports' Will Baizer is Mike-less again, so he brings on WideRightNattyLight's Dan Becker to talk about the Texas vs Iowa State game. Together they go over key match-ups, players who may break out on both sides, possible gameplans, and keys to the game for each component of the game for each team.

In the wake of of a record-setting performance by the defense - and not in a good way - against OU, both Jason Chilton (@KnowTheGame60) and Jacob Detamore (@kipsbigboy) were feeling pretty bitter. Fortunately they found the perfect podcast partner to augment that feeling in special guest and Longhorn roundball guru Johnny Brashear (@BitterWhiteGuy). This ticked-off trio discuss the latest episode of Longhorn Defensive Whack-A-Mole, the (ever-increasing) likelihood that Whack-A-Mole gets Charlie Strong whacked at season's end and officially kick off what promises to be a recurring feature - Tom Herman Talk. On a lighter and more hopeful note, they also discuss Bitter White Guy's upcoming magnum opus, Smart Texas Basketball - available for pre-order on Amazon and iTunes and sure to lift the sour spirits of any Longhorn fan with a smart, insightful and snarky look at the upcoming Longhorn basketball season. Which kinda feels like it can't get here soon enough.

They're back! Justin Wells and Ian Boyd are bringing back the InsideTexas Podcast to "tell you something good!" That's the theme of the episode as the guys go ahead and tell you what the positives ...and negatives... of the Red River Shootout game.

OU sucks. Losing to OU sucks more because OU sucks. So this loss in Dallas really stings Longhorns faithful. Especially Charlie Strong who's job prospects seemed to be riding on a win. For Strong it seems it was once again whack-a-problem. While there was improvements in some areas, HornSports' Will Baizer and Mike Roach ask the questions was it enough to save his job? Is his job even salvageable at this time? And speaking of time has he had enough? What should Tom Herman's loss to Navy tell Longhorn Hermanistas? All this and more.