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#359 - Paul Wadlington on THINKING TEXAS FOOTBALL

from The Sport of Life: Chats w/ Comedians, Filmmakers, Sports Figures, Musicians, & Intellectuals · host Trey Elling

Inside Texas writer, scholar, and humorist Paul Wadlington chats with Trey Elling about THINKING TEXAS FOOTBALL, his annual preview of the Texas Longhorns football season. Topics include: Why Paul is buying the preseason optimism (2:15) Quinn Ewers (4:59) The UT running backs (9:42) An talented WR corps (13:27) The Texas offensive line (15:45) The second most important TE (20:02) Impressive depth on the D-line (21:59) Anthony Hill (24:30) Replacing Overshown (25:40) The secondary (27:40) University of Texas Stress Disorder (33:01) How Texas can win at Bama in week 2 (35:15) The most difficult conference game (39:23) Tougher game: at Baylor or at home against Texas Tech? (41:06) College football players as university employees (45:56) The conference realignment end game (50:48) Longhorn prediction (56:16)

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