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ALAMO AUDIBLE: Episode 261: Reckoning with a historic collapse in Tulsa

EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 1H 17M

ALAMO AUDIBLE: Episode 261: Reckoning with a historic collapse in Tulsa

from Dave Campbell's College Podcast Network · host Dave Campbell's Texas Football

It's really hard to blow a 42-17 lead with just 20 minutes left in a game, but the Roadrunners found a way to blow it. The explanation for the shocking letdown is simple -- UTSA fell victim to the same exact same issues that they haven't been able to address all season long. Now a loaded Memphis roster comes to town looking to take advantage of an injury-sticked UTSA secondary. 0:00:54 - UTSA's loss to Tulsa was one of the worst in program history 0:05:36 - A listener voicemail about the big picture issues with the program 0:10:00 - While the roster's youth is a common scape goat for the team's struggles, but it's the veterans making the majority of the worst mistakes 0:17:14 - A failed red zone trip told an important narrative in the loss 0:26:50 - Discussing coaching accountability 0:52:58 - Previewing a deep and talented Memphis team 1:09:24 - Predictions for an ESPN2 showdown in the Alamodome Video: https://youtu.be/UAU0U2hGjLU Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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